Politics
Congress closer to banning imports of Russian oil and gas
Support for a ban has grown because of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s app and “as people watch the atrocities unfold on television before their eyes.”
Support for a ban has grown because of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s app and “as people watch the atrocities unfold on television before their eyes.”
Russia's censorship bureau demanded that Google block online-video ads it described as “false political information” about Ukraine in its campaign to censor any outside information about the invasion.
La congresista ucraniana nativa calificó la invasión de su país de origen como un “genocidio” el martes y pidió a la administración de Biden que tome medidas más enérgicas.
Since Russia launched its illegal invasion of Ukraine, its navy has suffered heavy losses to its heavily outnumbered neighbor.
According to a report by the DSM Group for Russia’s Vedomosti newspaper, Russians bought 270.5 million medicinal items in pharmacies between Feb. 28 and March 13, spending more than $1.04 billion
“When we sit down to talk, Russia can put its concerns on the table and we will put our concerns on the table with Russia’s activities as well," says NSC spokesperson
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said that there were more than 1,000 people in the shopping center at the time of the impact
Invasion is now nearly three-weeks old, with Ukraine's capital Kyiv, other major cities under relentless missile attacks
Pundits on Russian TV are openly musing about missile strikes against New York City and other Western targets after the country successfully tested its “Satan II” intercontinental ballistic missile last week
Russia’s foreign minister said his country was ready to face sanctions imposed by the U.S. and the E.U.