The EU and Japan underline close cooperation on energy issues
The EU and Japan are committed to work closely to address the current challenges on energy markets worldwide, Commissioner for Energy Kadri…
The girl who sang in a bomb shelter opens a concert in Poland
The little girl who moved millions of people in early March, singing “Let It Go” in a basement in Kiev. Amelia Anisovych…
EU moves towards joint natural gas purchase
The European Union is moving toward the joint purchase of natural gas and ensuring its storage facilities are nearly full to try…
Haiti: UN agencies warn of ‘unabated’ rise in hunger
While humanitarian assistance has been successful in averting a catastrophe, Haiti is experiencing a persistent rise in hunger levels, with many citizens…
War in Ukraine: Latest Update
The Russian army is progressing with difficulty in places, but the bombardments continue unabated on several cities, and the ground fighting in…
Afghanistan: Food insecurity and malnutrition threaten ‘an entire generation’
People in Afghanistan are today facing a food insecurity and malnutrition crisis of “unparalleled proportions”, the UN Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator said…
War in Ukraine: a Russian journalist arms herself with courage
Marina Ovsyannikova, an employee of Russia’s main public television channel, had held up a sign in the middle of Russia’s most-watched newscast,…
Climate change is the ultimate threat multiplier, say MEPs
In a report adopted on Tuesday, the Foreign Affairs Committee identifies climate change as a new security challenge requiring adequate resources, together…
UN warns of ‘utter devastation’ facing Ukraine cities by Russian forces
UN political affairs chief warns of ‘utter devastation’ facing Ukraine cities by Russian forces 11 March 2022Peace and Security With the war…
Ordinary Russians are already feeling the economic pain of sanctions over Ukraine invasion
This article was published in The Conversation March 1, 2022 Peter Rutland, Wesleyan University The daily life of ordinary Russians – not…