Europe News Polish judges detail rule of law backsliding in new documentary Some Polish judges are making sure the conflict between Warsaw and Brussels over rule of law backsliding isn't forgotten. 14/03/2022
Ukraine Watch: Aftermath of a deadly attack on a residential block in Kyiv It happened around 5 am on Monday morning. 14/03/2022
Netherlands Netherlands and Australia launch new case against Russia over MH17 It is the latest bid to hold Moscow legally responsible for the missile strike that brought down the passenger aircraft over eastern Ukraine in 2014. 14/03/2022
no comment US journalist injured in attack near Kyiv A US photojournalist has described from a hospital ward how the car he was in came under attack at a checkpoint in Irpin on March 13, resulting, according to Kyiv police, in the fatal wounding of filmmaker Brent Renaud. 14/03/2022
world news Ukraine war turns renowned cultural hub into humanitarian centre Day and night, goods arrive from across the world. 14/03/2022
Ukraine Russians living in Ukraine on their 'rage, shame & terrible emptiness' Meet the Russians living in Ukraine who have to suffer the heartbreaking consequences as their country of origin becomes an enemy to their friends and neighbours. 14/03/2022
Biztech news Ukraine begins using facial recognition to identify Russians and dead Italy's data protection watchdog fined the American company behind the tech €20 million last week over breaches of EU privacy laws. 14/03/2022
Ukraine New round of Russia-Ukraine talks offer glimmer of hope Negotiators from Russia and Ukraine will meet via videoconference on Monday morning with a change in tone between the two sides offering a possible glimmer of hope to end the war. 14/03/2022
Ukraine Putin started 'what could turn into WWIII', Ukrainian PM says Meanwhile, Russia's Ministry of Defence says it might launch major assaults to take full control of cities that are already surrounded - but that President Putin hasn't ordered this yet. 14/03/2022
Ukraine Thousands of children in Ukraine's orphanages 'face being left behind' There are 100,000 children living in orphanages and institutions in Ukraine. Save the Children warns that they risk being left behind. 14/03/2022
world news Oil price rise threatens Germany’s road haulage industry Russia's invasion of Ukraine has sent oil prices rocketing, as supply is hit with impending import bans from various countries. It's threatening Germany's road haulage industry, which heavily relies on diesel 13/03/2022
Biztech news Meta rows back on Putin hate speech policy after Russian Instagram ban Instagram was indefinitely shut down in Russia on Monday after Moscow accused its parent company Meta of inciting violence against Russians. 13/03/2022
world news Protesters around the world gather to condemn war in Ukraine From Tel Aviv to New York City, crowds gathered to ask for peace and an end to the Russian invasion of Ukraine. 13/03/2022
Ukraine Concerns for refugees' safety grow as more Ukrainians flee the country As the number of people fleeing Ukraine surpasses 2.5 million, some advocates are starting to worry about their safety abroad. 👇 12/03/2022
France Ukraine's cultural heritage is in danger, UNESCO warns UN officials have warned that the country's entire cultural life is at risk of disappearing as Moscow continues its aggression. 12/03/2022
Ukraine Live: Zelenskyy says Kyiv would only fall 'if carpet bombed' by Russia Gas, water and electricity shortages have heavily affected the residents of Mariupol and Chernihiv, among other cities. 12/03/2022
state of the union Europe's week: Ukraine conflict leaves little room for other matters EU leaders met in Versailles this week for an informal two-day summit. 11/03/2022
Biztech news Ukraine’s tech companies are finding ways to help those fleeing war Tech companies are banding together to help those fleeing the violence in Ukraine’s hard-hit cities; from rescue ops to translation and jobs. 11/03/2022
no comment As violence briefly halted, residents of Kyiv suburbs evacuate Residents evacuate from the suburbs of Kyiv, in the towns of Irpin and Bucha 11/03/2022
Europe News Watch: How the EU will use an untested law to support Ukraine refugees The Temporary Protection Directive will mean no restrictions on Ukrainians working or getting their children into school. 11/03/2022
Debates and Opinion To win the war of the Big Lie, we must cancel Vladimir Putin | View Even in negotiations, Russians opt for the theatre of the absurd. We should not engage. 11/03/2022
Europe News Cold water poured on Ukraine's bid to get EU membership quickly Meeting in Versailles, the 27 recognised Ukraine's European aspirations but did not offer a specific deadline or binding commitment. 11/03/2022
Europe News Hard times lie ahead but 'freedom is priceless,' says Estonian PM In an interview with Euronews, Kaja Kallas said EU leaders have to be "honest" with citizens about the effects of sanctions. 10/03/2022
Hear Violinist goes viral after playing from Kharkiv basement Vera Lytovchenko was in the Kharkiv City Opera orchestra before the war but is now playing to lift spirits in her apartment block basement. 10/03/2022
Europe News EU leaders meet in Versailles to discuss Ukraine war and gas imports The informal gathering will focus on plans to rapidly slash the EU's gas imports from Russia. 10/03/2022
Travel News Which airlines have cancelled flights due to the Ukraine invasion? Many airlines have cancelled flights to and from Russia in the wake of their invasion of Ukraine. 10/03/2022
