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Britain To Increase Ukraine Support To £2.5bn, Rishi Sunak Announces

Since Russia invaded their neighbours in February 2022, The UK has committed £4.6 billion in military assistance to Ukraine.

International Business Times UK

What happened in the Russia-Ukraine war this week? Catch up with the must-read news and analysis

The soldier who escaped from Azovstal – after it fell to the Russians; the argument for seizing Russian funds

The Guardian - AU

US election: how a Trump victory could embolden Russia, China and Israel

A potential second term as president for Donald Trump is likely to result in an America-first, America-alone foreign policy.

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Ukraine Army Spy Chief Pledges More Attacks On Crimea

Ukraine's military spy chief Kyrylo Budanov said in an interview published Friday that Kyiv's attacks in Russian-annexed Crimea were set to intensify, adding that Moscow's economy was proving surprisingly resilient despite sanctions.

International Business Times

Russian pro-war activist to face trial over alleged terrorism offenses, Russian news agency says

A Russian state news agency says a Russian court has ordered that a pro-war activist and critic of President Vladimir Putin be remanded into custody until Feb. 15

The Independent UK

Putin waged a trade war long before bombing Ukraine. Which side is winning?

Putin used tariffs, a naval blockade and bombed ports to target Ukrainian agricultural competition, but none worked.

Al Jazeera

Putin's troops hit by Ukrainian armed drones as Russia lacks kit to defend them

It is estimated that 90 per cent of Russian military equipment in the Krynky sector has been destroyed

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Why the world is turning away from the US dollar

The invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 prompted the US Treasury Department to impose unprecedented sanctions on Russia, to hold it “accountable for its premeditated and unprovoked invasion”.

The Conversation

Smersh: why Putin has reinstated Stalin's notorious and much-feared anti-spy unit

A man under arrest by Russian internal security forces was seen confessing to a “crime”, in a video posted on January 2. He had been apprehended after allegedly posting a video on social media that purportedly showed air defences near the Russian city of Belgorod. This city, on the border…

The Conversation

Europe buying Russian oil via India at record rates in 2023 despite Ukraine war

India is benefiting from importing cut-price Russian oil amid European sanctions – and also selling that same oil to EU markets at full price once it has been refined

The Independent UK

Ukraine, Britain announce security agreement during Kyiv visit by PM Sunak

British prime minister also confirms 2.5 billion pounds ($3.2bn) in new aid for Ukraine for the next financial year.

Al Jazeera

War With Russia Teaches Ukraine To Value Private Guns

Survey finds growing acceptance of civilian firearms among the country’s population.

Reason

US imposes sanctions over transfer of North Korean missiles to Russia

Measures target three Russian entities, one individual. US State Department says missiles for use in Ukraine war.

Al Jazeera

Zelensky warns against pausing conflict, urges Ukraine's NATO integration

Ukraine's President Zelensky warns against pausing the conflict with Russia, citing the risk of a powerful counterattack. He also calls for Ukraine's inclu...

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China-Russia 2023 Trade Surges, Reaching Record 0 Billion

China and Russia have reached a new milestone in their trade relationship, with the value of their trade hitting a record high of 0 billion in 2023, acc...

The Independent UK

North Korea to welcome Russian tourists, the country's first since the pandemic, report says

Russian tourists going on a ski trip will be the first international travelers to visit North Korea since the country’s borders closed in 2020 amid the global pandemic lockdown

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China, Russia Trade Soared In 2023 As Commerce With US Sank

Trade between China and Russia hit a record high in 2023, official data from Beijing showed on Friday, as commerce with the United States fell for the first time in four years on the back of geopolitical tensions.

The Guardian - AU

Russia-Ukraine war at a glance: what we know on day 688

Sanctions over North Korean missile supply to Russian military; EU considers ramp-up in defence equipment production to match Russia

France 24

'Afraid for our children': Residents of Russia's Belgorod evacuate as Ukrainian strikes intensify

Russian authorities began to evacuate the residents of Belgorod, Russia, on January 5, after Ukrainian air strikes on the border town intensified. The evacuation of hundreds of Belgorod residents is a first in the war that began with the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 – Russia has not…

The Guardian - UK

‘Spymania’ sees Russia accuse US of plan to meddle in its election

Head of foreign intelligence service says US may mobilise ‘fifth column’ of exchange programme graduates

The Conversation

Reflectors in space could make solar farms on Earth work for longer every day

If you happened to be looking at the sky in Europe on a cold night on February 5 1993, there is a chance you could have seen a dim flash of light. That flash came from a Russian space mirror experiment called Znamya-2.

The Independent UK

Hundreds gather in Ukraine's capital to honor renowned poet who was also a soldier killed in action

Hundreds of people have attended a ceremony honoring the memory of renowned Ukrainian poet Maksym Kryvtsov, who was killed in action while serving as a soldier in the war Russia started in Ukraine nearly two years ago

The Independent UK

Finland extends closure of Russian border for another month, fearing a migrant influx

Finland says it will extend the closure of its border with Russia for another month because it suspects that Moscow is trying to undermine the Nordic country’s security by sending undocumented migrants across the frontier

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