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Russian attacks on Donbas continues amid Polish president's visit to Kyiv

Duda's visit, his second to Kyiv since April, came as Russian and Ukrainian forces battled along a 551-kilometer (342-mile) wedge of the country's eastern industrial heartland

At Davos forum, Ukrainian MPs call for greater sanctions on Russia

As the war in Ukraine emerges as the biggest talking point at the WEF, a group of women parliamentarians from the war-hit country has called for greater sanctions on Russia

Oleksandr Zinchenko's tearful support for Ukraine after EPL title win

The Ukrainian flag Oleksandr Zinchenko used to wipe away the tears also inspired Manchester City's Premier League title winner.

Missing at WEF in Davos this year: Billionaire stars, snow, and excitement

World Economic Forum's guest list is hundreds of names shorter, with many titans of finance conspicuously absent.

WEF at Davos needs to identify solutions instead of just problems

On paper, the upcoming Davos meeting would be perfectly suited for resolving these conflicts. History, however, does not provide much encouragement or optimism

International military activity increasing in Arctic regions: Russia

Russian Ambassador-at-large for Arctic Cooperation said that the Arctic region has turned into an international theater of military operations since Finland and Sweden applied for NATO membership.

Ukraine, Poland agree on joint customs control to ease border movement

Most Ukrainian refugees fleeing the war, have crossed to the European Union through border points in Poland, Slovakia, Hungary and Romania

Russian soldiers start clearing mines from Ukraine's Azovstal steel mill

Soldiers walked through the compound and swung mine detectors over roads littered with debris, while others checked under objects for the explosive devices, video footage showed

US, 6 others say they support APEC, Thailand after Russian invasion protest

Representatives of seven nations, including those who walked out of APEC meeting in Bangkok to protest Russia's invasion of Ukraine, said they support the organization and host nation Thailand

Best of BS Opinion: Confusing Sebi rules, Cong's electoral prospects & more

Here is the Best of BS Opinion for Monday

Ukraine rules out giving Russia land in ceasefire deal, says report

Recent calls for an immediate ceasefire have come from US

Ukraine war, economic uncertainty delays Nayara Energy stake sale plan

"With the war, the chances of a Western company buying a stake in Nayara looks difficult. They may have to look for Indian equity partners," said a banker.

Elevated levels of risk aversion akin to 2008 global meltdown: BofA survey

Covid-19 - which had ruled the charts as the biggest risk between 2020 and 2021 - has slipped down the pecking order, with only a net 1 per cent of respondents seeing it as a threat

Russia-Ukraine war: Fate of 2,500 POWs from steel plant stirs concern

Among the defenders were members of Azov Regiment, whose far-right origins have been seized on by the Kremlin as part of its effort to cast the invasion as a battle against Nazi influence in Ukraine

WEF 2022: Biggest issues to discuss at Davos this year? 5 experts explain

Excerpts from interviews with five experts highlighting what they see as the biggest issues currently demanding our attention at Davos 2022.

Russia publishes list of 963 Americans permanently banned from entry

Earlier on Saturday, the Russian Foreign Ministry announced that 26 Canadian nationals are permanently banned from entering Russia in retaliation to Ottawa's anti-Russian sanctions

Davos set to host WEF meet again; Ukraine crisis, climate change key focus

The high-profile annual powwow of the rich and powerful from across the world will begin with a welcome reception on Sunday evening and will continue till Thursday, May 26

Russia says 963 Americans are banned from entering, adds 26 new Canadians

The largely symbolic travel bans form part of a downward spiral in Russia's relations with the West since its Feb. 24 invasion of Ukraine

Biden signs $40-bn bill for Ukraine aid; half the money is for military

The new legislation will provide $20 billion in military assistance, ensuring a steady stream of advanced weapons that have been used to blunt Russia's advances

Russia says destroyed 'large' shipment of Western weapons to Ukraine

The West has stepped up weapons supplies to Ukraine since Russia's Feb. 24 invasion and Russia's military is trying to intercept and destroy them