Why Trees Are Key to Russia’s Spring Offensive in Ukraine

In the age of drone warfare, Russia is expected to exploit the return of vegetation to help conceal its troops.

By Constant Méheut and Olha Konovalova

A wave of dissent sweeps through Servant of the People, Zelensky's party

As Ukraine prepares to pass a series of laws in order to secure international funding, the president appears to have lost some of his influence over his parliamentary majority. His loyal supporters are trying to keep his party cohesive, as it's deeply connected to his rise to power.

Child rescued from rubble after Russia ramps up strikes on Ukraine

A child was rescued from the rubble of a collapsed home in Odesa after a Russian strike killed at least three people.

Zelenskyy: If Russia stops strikes on our energy infrastructure, we will respond in kind

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has said Kyiv is ready to stop strikes on Russia's energy infrastructure if Moscow agrees to reciprocal steps. Ukraine has conveyed the proposal to the Russian side through the United States.

By Alona Mazurenko

Iran war and Russia talks strain relations between Ukraine and the United States

The supply of US-made munitions for Ukraine’s air defense is at risk if the war in the Middle East continues much longer

By Cristian Segura

Craig Reedie, Olympic politics veteran who led WADA during Russian doping scandal, dies at 84

Craig Reedie, the former World Anti-Doping Agency president whose position on the Russian doping scandal a decade ago brought him into conflict with the IOC where he was a vice president, has died. The International Olympic Committee confirmed his death on Monday without stating the cause. Reedie played key roles in London’s unexpected win in bidding to host the 2012 Olympics and in getting his own sport badminton on to the Olympic program for the 1992 Barcelona Games.

By GRAHAM DUNBAR

How selling Alaska in 1867 was a costly mistake for Russia

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By TOI World Desk

Russia says Ukraine damaged CPC terminal on the Black Sea with drones - The Straits Times

Russia says Ukraine damaged CPC terminal on the Black Sea with drones  The Straits Times

‘Died in September, family told in March’: Russia-Ukraine war claims Jammu youth’s life

By Arun Sharma

Russia provided Iran with list of Israeli energy targets, Ukrainian intelligence finds - exclusive

According to the findings, the targeted sites were divided into three categories based on their strategic importance.

Yerevan threatens to leave Russia-led blocs in latest diplomatic row with Moscow

Yerevan has threatened to leave Moscow-led economic and security blocs in response to economic pressures if they occur.

By Arshaluys Barseghyan

Russia’s Largest Business Lobby Says It’s Open to Windfall Tax to Plug Budget Gap

“All the mechanisms are already in the tax code. The only issue is that there aren’t any profits. Many companies are operating at a loss,” RSPP President Alexander Shokhin said.

Murmansk governor confirms Russian general killed in An-26 crash in Crimea

Murmansk Governor Andrei Chibis has confirmed that Lieutenant General Alexander Otroshchenko was among those killed when an An-26 military transport plane crashed in Russian-occupied Crimea on March 31. There were no survivors.

Kremlin says Ukraine peace talks on pause as US focus shifts - The Kyiv Independent

Kremlin says Ukraine peace talks on pause as US focus shifts  The Kyiv Independent

Ukraine proposes mutual halt to energy strikes with Russia

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Ukraine has proposed a mutual cease-fire on attacks targeting energy infrastructure, while Russia accused Kyiv of striking a key international oi...

Zelensky: Ukraine proposes energy truce to Russia

If Russia is willing to stop its attacks on Ukraine’s energy sector, Ukraine is ready to respond in kind. A proposal to that effect has been conveyed to the aggressor country via the Americans.

Experts: Extent of damage to Russian ports to become clear within months

According to Estonian experts, restoring the former capacity of Russia's Gulf of Finland ports will take anywhere from a few months to a year and a half, depending on the severity of the damage.

Senior Russian commander killed in March air crash, official says - Aaj English TV

Senior Russian commander killed in March air crash, official says  Aaj English TV