Articles tagged "GDP"

UN watchdog confirms chemical agent used on Ukraine battlefield -- Germany to provide Ukraine with 4,000 AI-powered 'Mini-Taurus' drones -- Ukraine aid key to battling Russian invasion; Can Europe fill the gap if Trump pulls the plug? -- Duda criticizes Scholz's call to Putin, saying it's a mistake -- and more

Around 60% of foreign parts in Russian weapons come via China -- Russia attacks Kharkiv's densely populated districts, killing 3, injuring 34 -- Russia surveillance Ukrainian nuclear facilities with Chinese satellites for possible future strikes -- Russian troops aim to encircle Vuhledar, Ukraine's last fortress in southern Donbas -- and more

Operation in Kursk Oblast prevents Russia's attempts to occupy Sumy -- Ukrainian hackers launch large-scale cyberattack on Russian Internet providers, military-related companies -- Some US officials say Washington restricting Ukrainian strikes on Russia in hopes of eventual reset in relations with Moscow -- Russia has lost 606,490 troops since Feb. 24, 2022 -- and more

Russian losses reach 'conflict highs,' UK Defense Ministry says -- How Ukraine's industrial parks are pioneering economic transformation -- Russia’s advance toward key eastern highway threatens Ukraine’s grip of Donetsk Oblast -- European allies ready to cut China investment over Russia backing -- and more

European Court of Human Rights finds Russia guilty of violating human rights in occupied Crimea from 2014 -- Czech PM confirms Ukraine received first batch of shells under Prague-led initiative -- Ukraine's GDP increased 6.5% in first quarter, estimates suggests -- and more

Ukraine downs another Russian Su-25 fighter jet in second reported shoot-down in one day -- Russia 'completely bogged down' in Vovchansk street fighting, deploys reserves -- Russia’s latest offensive into Kharkiv Oblast is stretching Ukrainian defenses -- Baltic countries to push for 2.5% of GDP defense spending during NATO summit -- and more

Ukraine's military intelligence drones strike oil depot in Russia's Rostov region -- Our readers' questions about the war, answered. Vol. 6 -- 50 states confirm participation in Ukraine's peace summit in Switzerland -- Ukraine asks US to lift ban on using American arms to strike at Russian territory -- and more

Nordic, Baltic nations call on NATO to increase support for Ukraine -- UN says more than 600 Ukrainian civilians killed or injured in March, up 20% from February -- Germany delivers artillery shells, drones, armored vehicles to Ukraine -- Small US-made drones perform poorly in Ukraine -- and more

Russia attacks 12 rural communities in Sumy Oblast -- Ukraine downs 8 Russian missiles overnight, electronic countermeasures defend against 20 other weapons -- Republicans will have 'a lot to pay for' if they don't pass Ukraine aid -- No tolerance for 'anti-Ukrainian' sentiment in Polish government -- and more

Russian Kinzhal manufacturer imports components from EU -- IAEA warns of 'dangers to nuclear safety' following Russian strikes near Khmelnytskyi Nuclear Plant -- 'Putin Youth': How Russia is raising a new generation of soldiers -- Europe continues to import over $14 billion of Russian raw materials -- and more

Tepid response to Kakhovka dam explosion paves way for nuclear disaster -- Water level in Kherson rises by 55 meters (180 feet) -- Russians prevented people in occupied territories from fleeing or rescuing others -- The Ukraine-Russia culture war -- Experts point to deliberate explosion behind Kakhovka dam disaster -- and more

Russia shells maternity hospital in Kherson -- Putin’s statement of readiness for negotiations with Ukraine is bluff for West -- Russia has damaged more than 700 critical infrastructure facilities in Ukraine since Feb. 24 -- In occupied Chornobaivka, doctor shortage forced driver to become wounded people’s last hope -- and more