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European Commission Proposes 5 Billion Euros In Financial Aid To Ukraine
The European Commission on Wednesday proposed five billion euros in financial aid to Ukraine, in the latest installment of a promised nine-billion-euro rescue package agreed by EU leaders in May.
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Government Closely Monitoring Trade Amid Russia-Ukraine Crisis: Piyush Goyal
The government is continuously monitoring the opportunities that the Russia-Ukraine war has opened up for India and is in dialogue with traders to ensure more exports of wheat and other commodities, Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal told the Rajya Sabha
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International Court Orders Russia To Cease Military Operations In Ukraine
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) on Wednesday ordered Russia to cease military actions in Ukraine immediately, in a preliminary decision in a case brought by Kyiv.
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"Russia Too Big To Be Isolated": Kremlin On Sanctions By US, Europe
The Kremlin said on Saturday that the West was behaving like bandits but that Russia was far too big to be isolated as the world was much larger than just the United States and Europe.
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No Report Of Students Taken Hostage In Ukraine: India After Russia Charge
Ukraine War: India says "have not received any reports of any hostage situation regarding any student" after Russia's charge on Ukraine
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Russian Soldier's Last Text To Mom Before Being Killed, Read Out At UN
Facing deepening isolation on the world stage, Russia faced a crucial test of support Monday as the 193 members of the UN General Assembly held an extraordinary debate on a resolution condemning Moscow's "aggression" in Ukraine.
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Russia Says Ukraine Neutrality, Demilitarisation Key To Ending Conflict
Russian President Vladimir Putin told his French counterpart on Monday that the demilitarisation of Ukraine and Western recognition of Russian sovereignty over the Crimean peninsula were prerequisites to ending fighting in Ukraine, the Kremlin said.
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Ukraine Invasion Getting "More And More Ruthless": European Union
Russia's invasion of Ukraine is becoming increasingly merciless, EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell said Monday, as strikes were reported on residential areas.
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Different Opinions On European Union Enlargement After Ukraine Plea
Top European Union official Charles Michel said Monday there were disagreements among the 27 member states on enlarging the bloc, as Kyiv appealed for membership in the face of a Russian invasion.
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2,000 Arrested In Russia's Sunday Anti-War Protests, Total Now 5,500
Police detained more than 2,000 people at anti-war protests held in 48 cities across Russia on Sunday, a protest monitoring group said, as people defied the authorities to show their anger over Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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In A First, Russia Admits Casualties Among Forces Invading Ukraine
Russia's army admitted Sunday that there were "killed and injured" soldiers among its troops in Ukraine on the fourth day of its invasion, without saying how many had died there.
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European Union To Buy Weapons For Ukraine, Bans Russia In Air And On-Air
The EU on Sunday announced swingeing new sanctions against Russia over its invasion of Ukraine, closing its airspace to Russian aircraft and banning Russian state media broadcasting in the bloc.
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Telegram Says May Restrict Some Channels If Ukraine Situation Escalates
Messaging app Telegram may consider partially or fully restricting the operation of some channels if the situation in Ukraine escalates, Telegram founder Pavel Durov said on Sunday.
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Ukraine Urges Foreigners To Join "International Brigade" To Fight Russia
President Volodymyr Zelensky on Sunday urged foreigners to head to Ukrainian embassies worldwide to sign up for an "international brigade" of volunteers to help fight invading Russian forces.
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'Unacceptable Escalation': US Reacts To Russia's Nuclear Alert
The United States charged Sunday that President Vladimir Putin is "manufacturing threats" as he placed Russian nuclear deterrence forces on high alert amid the Ukraine crisis.
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European Commission Proposes 5 Billion Euros In Financial Aid To Ukraine
The European Commission on Wednesday proposed five billion euros in financial aid to Ukraine, in the latest installment of a promised nine-billion-euro rescue package agreed by EU leaders in May.
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Government Closely Monitoring Trade Amid Russia-Ukraine Crisis: Piyush Goyal
The government is continuously monitoring the opportunities that the Russia-Ukraine war has opened up for India and is in dialogue with traders to ensure more exports of wheat and other commodities, Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal told the Rajya Sabha
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International Court Orders Russia To Cease Military Operations In Ukraine
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) on Wednesday ordered Russia to cease military actions in Ukraine immediately, in a preliminary decision in a case brought by Kyiv.
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"Russia Too Big To Be Isolated": Kremlin On Sanctions By US, Europe
The Kremlin said on Saturday that the West was behaving like bandits but that Russia was far too big to be isolated as the world was much larger than just the United States and Europe.
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No Report Of Students Taken Hostage In Ukraine: India After Russia Charge
Ukraine War: India says "have not received any reports of any hostage situation regarding any student" after Russia's charge on Ukraine
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Russian Soldier's Last Text To Mom Before Being Killed, Read Out At UN
Facing deepening isolation on the world stage, Russia faced a crucial test of support Monday as the 193 members of the UN General Assembly held an extraordinary debate on a resolution condemning Moscow's "aggression" in Ukraine.
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Russia Says Ukraine Neutrality, Demilitarisation Key To Ending Conflict
Russian President Vladimir Putin told his French counterpart on Monday that the demilitarisation of Ukraine and Western recognition of Russian sovereignty over the Crimean peninsula were prerequisites to ending fighting in Ukraine, the Kremlin said.
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Ukraine Invasion Getting "More And More Ruthless": European Union
Russia's invasion of Ukraine is becoming increasingly merciless, EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell said Monday, as strikes were reported on residential areas.
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Different Opinions On European Union Enlargement After Ukraine Plea
Top European Union official Charles Michel said Monday there were disagreements among the 27 member states on enlarging the bloc, as Kyiv appealed for membership in the face of a Russian invasion.
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2,000 Arrested In Russia's Sunday Anti-War Protests, Total Now 5,500
Police detained more than 2,000 people at anti-war protests held in 48 cities across Russia on Sunday, a protest monitoring group said, as people defied the authorities to show their anger over Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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In A First, Russia Admits Casualties Among Forces Invading Ukraine
Russia's army admitted Sunday that there were "killed and injured" soldiers among its troops in Ukraine on the fourth day of its invasion, without saying how many had died there.
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European Union To Buy Weapons For Ukraine, Bans Russia In Air And On-Air
The EU on Sunday announced swingeing new sanctions against Russia over its invasion of Ukraine, closing its airspace to Russian aircraft and banning Russian state media broadcasting in the bloc.
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Telegram Says May Restrict Some Channels If Ukraine Situation Escalates
Messaging app Telegram may consider partially or fully restricting the operation of some channels if the situation in Ukraine escalates, Telegram founder Pavel Durov said on Sunday.
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Ukraine Urges Foreigners To Join "International Brigade" To Fight Russia
President Volodymyr Zelensky on Sunday urged foreigners to head to Ukrainian embassies worldwide to sign up for an "international brigade" of volunteers to help fight invading Russian forces.
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'Unacceptable Escalation': US Reacts To Russia's Nuclear Alert
The United States charged Sunday that President Vladimir Putin is "manufacturing threats" as he placed Russian nuclear deterrence forces on high alert amid the Ukraine crisis.
