1,000 Ukrainian patients are sent to hospitals in Europe

By using its Civil Protection Mechanism, the EU has so far successfully organised 1,000 medical evacuations of Ukrainian patients to give them specialised care in hospitals throughout Europe.

Local hospitals are having trouble keeping up with demand as the number of injured persons in U...

The EU Unites After Ukraine’s Wreckage

On July 20, 2022, the European Commission announced the idea of a plan to minimise gas usage at its offices, which are situated in the Berlaymont, which is located in Brussels, Belgium. This announcement was made in order to have the European Union prepared for supply limits. Because of the attem...

As Russia is accused of shelling Ukraine from a nuclear plant, the EU considers sanctions

Ukraine claims that Russia is storing weaponry, including "missile systems," at the largest nuclear power facility in Europe. (AFP)

The station was utilised by the Russians to launch missiles against the Dnipro region.

As the war on KYIV rages, the EU's foreign m...

Kremlin Decides to Cut Spending by 24 Billion Euros As it Continues to Face Western Sanctions

The Kremlin is set to cut its future spending plans by 24 billion Euros as sanctions from the West continue to hit Russia. The Russian media has claimed that the country will be cutting its defense, transport, and technology budgets in the future.

Over 1.6 trillion Rubles have been redu...

Why the extremes of the American right and left have united to oppose aiding Ukraine

Strange bedfellows have been formed as a result of the conversation around Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

The narrative surrounding the conflict that has arisen in the United States since Russia struck Ukraine without provocation on February 24 has brought unexpected bedfellows toget...

EU Should Consider Admitting Ukraine

The chiefs of state of the 27 nations that make up the European Union granted their assent to Ukraine's quest to join the EU during a meeting that took place yesterday in Brussels. The meeting was held to discuss Ukraine's application to join the EU. Following the meeting, this conclusion...

Russia & Ukraine War

According to reports that surfaced on Monday in Kyiv, the capital city of Ukraine, Russian troops have ramped up their bombing of eastern Ukrainian cities including Kharkiv and Donetsk. These cities are located in the east of the country. This comes after President Volodymyr Zelensky issued a war...

As Russian strikes follow the EU's support for Kyiv, NATO warns of a long conflict in Ukraine

The conflict in Ukraine might linger for years, according to NATO's top officer, as Russia ramped up its attacks after the European Union approved Kyiv as a candidate for membership.

According to Germany's Bild am Sonntag newspaper, Jens Stoltenberg claimed that providing state-...

Ties Geting Stronger

Co-chairs In view of Russia's war in Ukraine and a heightened rivalry between the United States and China, both of which pose a threat to regional peace and stability, India and Singapore advocate for a strengthening of ties. According to Indian External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar, India ...

The Real Reason Why Oil And Gasoline Prices Are Increasing

There are various theories as to why oil and gasoline prices have risen so dramatically. Some viewpoints are founded on facts, while others just repeat media-skewed sound bites. Where is the truth to be found? Oil and gas pricing is a complicated problem. What is the source of such exorbitant pri...

In negotiations with Russia, the EU should take notes from the Baltic states

European leaders are split on whether Ukraine should make territorial concessions to Russia to reach an agreement. Inese Zepa, drawing on the history of the Baltic republics, argues that losing territory would allow future strife and horrors in Ukraine and elsewhere.

With the battle in ...

The new ambassador to Ukraine sees the European energy crisis as an opportunity for Canada

Ukraine's new ambassador to Canada called on Canadian oil and gas corporations to help battle Russia by entering and expanding into the European market on Wednesday.

Yulia Kovaliv made the remarks at the Global Energy Show in Calgary, one day after formally assuming the ambassadorsh...

EUROPE IS STRONGER THAN EVER, BUT FOR HOW LONG

When Russian President Vladimir Putin gathered his country's soldiers on Ukraine's border earlier this year, observers on both sides predicted a different outcome. Kiev was not thought to be capable of withstanding the full force of Moscow's war machine for long. The scenarios imagine...

The United States has agreed to deliver sophisticated rockets to Ukraine

President Joe Biden of the United States stated the US will equip Ukraine with more powerful rocket launchers and weapons so it could "more precisely strike vital battlefield targets."

"We moved promptly to deliver Ukraine a large amount of equipment and ammunition so tha...

The excitement in Europe's capitals regarding Ukraine's EU candidacy is palpable

Ukraine has been astonishingly resilient as Russia's war approaches its fourth month, relying on the assistance of its allies and partners. However, short-term military help is one thing, and long-term political support is another.

With Kyiv fighting off the Kremlin's troops on ...

Taking on challenges that go beyond the Ukraine conflict

Thailand's major trading partners, Indonesia, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Egypt, and Turkey, are among the top ten greatest wheat importers from Ukraine, according to the World Food Programme. As a result, import-dependent countries require alternate sources, but this entails increased logistics co...

According to Zelenskyy, Ukraine broke the Russian army's 'backbone'

Despite the surrender of the vital port city of Mariupol, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy claimed Saturday that the Ukrainian army has done considerable damage to Russia's armed forces.

In a television interview, Zelenskyy said that Ukraine had "broken the backbone" of the R...

The US and EU are increasing chip production and putting pressure on Russia

France, Saclay: On Monday, the US and the EU launched a collaborative initiative to expand semiconductor manufacture and combat Russian disinformation in the Ukraine conflict.

The two sides met outside of Paris as part of the Trade and Technology Council, a group established last year i...

Singapore considers nuclear power as part of its decarbonization efforts

The invasion of Ukraine has prompted countries all around the world to reduce their reliance on Russian gas.

Many people believe that becoming carbon neutral requires diversifying their energy sources and, more importantly, increasing renewables.

Singapore has increased its cl...

Amid the Ukraine crisis, Australia is looking to fill Asia's energy shortfall

The Ukraine crisis is redrawing the Asia-Pacific region's energy map as it upends global commodity markets and sparks a resource frenzy. While the picture is far from clear, the evolving outlines of the region are already having an outsized impact on Australia's resource juggernaut.