Five British prisoners of war held by Russian-backed forces in Ukraine are safely returned
Five British nationals held as prisoners of war by Russian-backed forces in Ukraine have been safely returned, says Prime Minister Liz Truss.
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Can Putin go it alone? Russia ups ante as world leaders meet at UN
How does this change the course of the war and the best efforts by struggling developing nations, which need discounted Russian oil at a time of skyrocketing energy prices as well as the grain exports facilitated by a UN-brokered deal?
"This is not a bluff": Vladimir Putin announces 'partial mobilisation' in Ukraine invasion and accuses the West of engaging in 'nuclear blackmail'
Vladimir Putin has warned Russia will 'use all means we have' to protect its territory, accusing the West of 'nuclear blackmail' and saying: "This is not a bluff."
Lewandowski to wear Shevchenko's Ukraine armband at World Cup
Poland captain Robert Lewandowski has pledged to wear Ukrainian colours on his sleeve at the World Cup to show solidarity with the war-torn country after getting a special blue and yellow armband from Andriy Shevchenko.
Andriy Yarmolenko in unflinching Russia Euro 2024 ban verdict as Ukraine star targets more 'joy' against Scotland
It's 112 days since Andriy Yarmolenko opened the scoring in one of the most emotionally charged international football matches ever played at Hampden. That World Cup play-off semi-final would end in victory - and tears - for Ukraine.
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Sambo sudah menjadi media pembuktian tersendiri buat Rusia, negaranya Vladimir Putin. Lewat sambo, negerinya Vladimir Putin itu menegaskan pengaruhnya di dunia olahraga.
Turkey and India call on Putin to end war in Ukraine
The leaders of Turkey and India both called on Putin to end the war in Ukraine at an international summit on Friday, with the Russian President vowing to end the conflict "as soon as possible."
Turning point? Ukraine's counter-offensive ups pressure on Putin
Then of course, there is Russia's response. Already, the Ukrainians are accusing Moscow of targeting civilian power and water installations as retribution for its stunning setback. What will Vladimir Putin do to reverse course and keep his promise to leave most Russians out of a so-called special military operation now in its 200th day? Will he stick to his pledge to spare fighting-age citizens from conscription? More broadly, how does the master of the Kremlin keep a lid on it all?