The father-of-two who spoke “95 per cent of football” has been accused of selling documents to Russia that could be used to help its invasion of Ukraine.
By citing human rights arguments the IOC has seemed ready to punish the protesting parties rather than the aggressors in the war.
The moving tales of four Ukrainians now in Australia| Screenwriter Scott “Mr Inbetween” Ryan| Musicals maestro Cameron Mackintosh| Indi’s Helen Haines
February 24 marks a year since Russia invaded Ukraine. How are those who fled the conflict and ended up in Australia faring? Four women tell their stories.
Meanwhile,Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky urged European leaders visiting Kyiv to pile more sanctions on Russia.
Ordinary Ukrainians who just a year ago were living “sweet lives” are here to learn to kill,for their families and for their motherland.
Ihor Kolomoisky was once regarded as one of the country’s most powerful men,who kept sharks in his office to intimidate foes.
Australian soldiers are giving Ukrainian citizens an intensive five week course,which would usually take six months,to help them fight in the war.
“A united Europe,certainly on defence matters,would make an enormous difference,” said Guy Verhofstadt.
If New START is terminated or allowed to expire,the nuclear arsenals of the world’s two largest nuclear powers would have no treaty-based limitation for the first time since the 1970s.
In a BBC documentary,the former British prime minister recounted a conversation he had with Vladimir Putin to warn him against invading Ukraine.