Uncovering Europe 'Rockets flew by, we wallpapered': Escapee on life in occupied Kherson Kherson was one of the first cities to fall under Russian occupation at the start of the war. 11/08/2022
Biztech news How can countries protect themselves against cyber warfare? The Former Chief Strategy Officer for Cyber Policy, US secretary for defence during the Obama administration, says why improving cybersecurity is paramount. 11/08/2022
Ukraine Belarus denies reports of 8 explosions at airbase near Ukraine border The Belarus military says the incident at the Gomel base, where Russian jets are stationed, was caused when a vehicle engine caught fire. 11/08/2022
Latvia Latvia MPs declare Russia a 'state sponsor of terrorism' They have also called on other European countries to "express the same opinion". 11/08/2022
The Cube TikTok is still promoting banned Russian content to users, says report A study by Tracking Exposed has found that some new videos from Russian appear via the For You page on TikTok. 10/08/2022
Ukraine Ukraine war: The key developments you need to know A former Russian state TV journalist detained, H&M and IKEA flog final stock, and oil deliveries restart 10/08/2022
Russia Russia journalist who made TV war protest arrested and has home raided Ovsyannikova generated headlines in March by appearing on state-funded TV with a placard reading "stop the war, don’t believe the propaganda, they are lying to you here". 10/08/2022
Ukraine Ukraine war: The key developments you need to know today A huge explosion at a Russian-held military base, a rise in premature births in Ukraine, a spat over nuclear weapons inspections and a cross-Baltic call to stop giving visas to Russian tourists. 09/08/2022
Ukraine Ukraine hints blasts at Russian base in Crimea were an act of sabotage The social networks were abuzz with speculation that it was an attack by Ukrainian-fired long-range missiles, but the Kremlin denies this. 09/08/2022
Uncovering Europe Russian who burned passport in war protest faces extradition back home “The case against him is a way for the Russian state to take revenge and repress another opponent of the regime in Russia,” said his wife Olga Gyurova. 09/08/2022
Finland Finland and Estonia call for EU ban on tourist visas for Russians In response, former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev compared Estonia's PM Kaja Kallas to a "Nazi". 09/08/2022
Russia New fine for Russian journalist who held TV protest over Ukraine war Marina Ovsyannikova was convicted of "discrediting" the Russian military on Facebook, her lawyer said. 08/08/2022
no comment Water crisis looms for Ukrainian city of Sloviansk Fighting between Ukrainian and Russian forces near the key city in the Donetsk region has damaged vital infrastructure that has cut residents off from gas and water for months. 08/08/2022
Ukraine Ukraine war: All the key developments to know from Friday A backlash to a human rights report critical of Ukraine; Zelenskyy accuses Russia of 'nuclear terrorism'; Putin and Erdogan meet for talks in Sochi; Moscow slaps sanctions on dozens of Canadians. 05/08/2022
Russia Putin looks to score economic deal with Turkey in meeting with Erdogan The two presidents met to talk about vital economic projects between their countries at the Russian resort city as the war in Ukraine continued well into its sixth month. 05/08/2022
Ukraine Outrage in Kyiv after Amnesty accuses it of endangering civilian life Kyiv has reacted angrily, following accusations by Amnesty that Ukraine's military endangers civilians by placing bases and weapons in residential areas 05/08/2022
Finland Finland to limit tourist visas for Russians, FM tells Euronews The Finnish government has been coming under increased public and political pressure to do something about a perceived sanctions 'loophole' that lets tens of thousands of Russians come to the EU. 04/08/2022
Europe News EU calls for 'cessation of hostilities' between Armenia and Azerbaijan European Council President Charles Michel is "closely engaged" with the leaders of both countries, according to an EU official. 04/08/2022
no comment Massive fire at Ozon retailer warehouse in Russia Eleven people have been injured in a massive fire at the OZON marketplace warehouse in the village of Petrovskoye, 60 km northwest of Moscow. 03/08/2022
Europe Decoded For the Russian banks banned from SWIFT, are there any options left? SWIFT is the leading system to carry out financial transactions, but it is not the only one. 03/08/2022
Europe News Scholz 'calls Putin's bluff' over turbine at centre of gas dispute According to the German leader, a turbine needed for the Nord Stream 1 pipeline that Gazprom says is not ready, is in fact ready and can be delivered to Russia. 03/08/2022
Spain Controversy as Spain bans air conditioning from dropping below 27°C It's part of measures to slash energy consumption and reduce dependency on Russian gas. 02/08/2022
Ukraine First grain shipment since Russia's invasion delayed by bad weather It's now set to arrive in Istanbul on Wednesday. 02/08/2022
Travel News Russia tries to entice expats with ‘cringe’ new advert A Russian embassy has encouraged expats to move to the country for the “beautiful women” and “cheap gas” - but has accidentally used a Ukrainian model. 01/08/2022
Ukraine Ukraine war: The latest developments you need to know From a drone strike to Russia's Naval Day celebrations; a grain exporter seemingly targeted for assassination, to expanding Arctic plans. 31/07/2022
Cyprus Cypriot tourism industry hit hard Cyprus feels the cost of the Russian tourism deficit, as one of their largest groups of visitors do not come to the island this summer. 31/07/2022
