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Exxon Mobil faces stark choice after rivals BP, Shell abandon Russia

The moves by BP and Shell leaves Exxon and TotalEnergies SE as the only remaining supermajors with significant drilling operations in Russia.

Russian isolation intensifies as Ukraine fighting continues unabated

Moscow faced increasing isolation on Tuesday as Putin showed no sign of stopping an invasion of Ukraine, where fierce fighting and Russian bombardment have killed dozens and sparked a refugee crisis.

After sanctions, Russia's emerging market allies explore workarounds

The United States and Europe have banished big Russian banks from the main global payments system SWIFT

Ukraine's ambassador to US says Kyiv needs weapons to fight Russia

Senators emerged from a Monday evening meeting with Ambassador Oksana Markarova at the Capitol as Congress is preparing supplemental funding to help Ukraine during the crisis.

Russia-Ukraine War: What to know as Russians advance on Kyiv

Explosions and gunfire were heard in embattled cities in eastern Ukraine as Russia's invasion met unexpectedly stiff resistance.

India to send urgent relief supplies, including medicines to Ukraine

Ambassador of India to the United Nations, T S Tirumurti, on Monday said that India has decided to provide urgent relief supplies, including medicines to Ukraine, expected to be dispatched tomorrow

SBI not to process transactions for sanctioned Russian entities: Reports

India, which has deep trade and defense ties with Russia, has so far not publicly condemned its long-standing ally, but has called for an end to violence, for diplomacy & dialogue to resolve conflict

Canada to help Ukraine by sending anti-tank weapons, says PM Justin Trudeau

Canada will send anti-tank weapons and upgraded ammunition to support Ukraine, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced on Monday at a press conference.

Finland, Norway to send Ukraine weapons amid Russia's military operation

The Finnish government has decided to provide Ukraine with military assistance, including assault rifles, anti-tank weapons, and combat ration packages, the Finnish defense ministry said on Monday.

Ukraine govt lifts entry visa requirements for foreign war volunteers

Ukraine's president has signed a decree temporarily lifting requirement for entry visas for foreigners willing to join Ukraine's International Defence Legion and fight on Ukraine's side against Russia

Over 520,000 Ukranian refugees have fled since Russian invasion of Ukraine

Mass exodus of Ukrainian refugees to eastern edge of the European Union showed no signs of stopping Monday, with the UN estimating over 520,000 people have already escaped Russia's invasion of Ukraine

President Zelenskyy signs Ukraine's EU membership application

After Russia's invasion, several EU countries called upon the EU to give Ukraine a pathway to membership

Top headlines: Grover quits BharatPe board, India's Ukraine evacuation

The RBI is also gauging the extent of damage to the Indian banking sector amid the Ukraine crisis. More on this and other stories in our top headlines this morning.

Russian forces fail to capture Ukraine's airspace, limiting war gains

Russia's failure to capture Ukraine's airspace, despite its vast military strength, has been a surprise and may help explain how Ukraine has so far prevented a rout.

Russian UN envoy regrets US decision to expel 12 members of his mission

Russia's permanent representative to the UN, Vasily Nebenzia, on Monday regretted the US decision to expel 12 staff members of the Russian UN mission.

US to provide nearly $54 mn in additional humanitarian aid to Ukraine

Marking that not everyone can or will choose to flee Ukraine, US Deputy Permanent Representative to UN Richard Mills said that those who remain in Ukraine must be ensured unobstructed safety and aid

Ukraine FM urges International Court of Justice to hold hearing on invasion

Tensions between Russia and Ukraine escalated when on February 24 Russian President Vladimir Putin recognized the independence of Ukraine's breakaway regions

Russia's cyberattacks caused no crippling effects during the Ukraine war

Russia has some of the best hackers in the world, but in the early days of the war in Ukraine, its ability to create mayhem through malware hasn't had much of a noticeable impact.

Russian forces shell Ukraine's second largest city Kharkiv causing menace

Russian forces shelled Kharkiv on Monday, rocking a residential neighbourhood, and closed in on Kyiv, in a 17-mile convoy, as talks aimed at stopping the fighting yielded an agreement to keep talking

All peaceful citizens of Kyiv can leave without hindrance: Vasily Nebenzya

Russia's Permanent Representative to the UN said Russian Defence Ministry has confirmed that all peaceful citizens of Kyiv can leave without hindrance via Kyiv-Vasilkov road which is open and safe