Though not as visible as the thousands of lost lives, the environmental costs of war are insidious, quietly harming people and wildlife for decades after fighting stops.
ukraine
-
-
A Transnistrian service member checks the passengers of a van entering the self-proclaimed “Moldovan Republic of Transnistria”
-
Ukraine exported a lot of its 2021 crop before Russia’s invasion, including a lot of its wheat, but some of that, and products like corn, are still in storage.
-
Ukraine has unleashed an incredible influence campaign in Washington. There’s a lag to the filing of lobbying disclosures.
-
EconomyWorld News
Sri Lanka’s protests are just the beginning of global instability
by kimadminby kimadminThe domestic political turmoil unfolding in Sri Lanka also links back to the instability across the globe, including the war in Ukraine and all of its consequences.
-
BusinessWorld News
Ukrainian chef opens ‘cultural embassy’ restaurant in London
by kimadminby kimadmin“Food is the biggest power in the world. It can be the arms and it can be the weapon.”
-
PoliticsWorld News
Ukraine PM calls for confiscated assets from Russian oligarchs to fund recovery – as it happened
by kimadminby kimadminThe Ukrainian government believed a key source of funding for the recovery plan should be assets confiscated from Russian oligarchs.
-
PoliticsWorld News
Ukraine lays out $750bn ‘recovery plan’ for postwar future
by kimadminby kimadmin“The Russian authorities unleashed this bloody war and caused this massive destruction, and should be held accountable for it.”
-
PoliticsWorld News
UK Foreign Office condemns Russian ‘exploitation’ of prisoners in Ukraine
by kimadminby kimadmin“We condemn the exploitation of prisoners of war and civilians for political purposes and have raised this with Russia,’’ the statement said. “We are in constant contact with the government of Ukraine on their cases and are fully supportive of Ukraine in its efforts to get them released.”
-
PoliticsWorld News
Russia-Ukraine war: Zelenskiy accuses Russia of ‘deliberate terror’; UK condemns ‘exploitation’ of captured Britons – latest updates
by kimadminby kimadminUkraine’s president, Volodymyr Zelenskiy, has accused Russia of engaging in “conscious, deliberately targeted terror” after another in a series of what Kyiv says are Russian missile attacks aimed at civilians.