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High energy costs trigger unrest in parts of Europe.

High energy costs are sparking widespread protests across Europe, with Spain deploying over 23,000 police to control demonstrations. Truckers and farmers in France, Greece, and Spain are blocking highways and challenging authorities, driven by skyrocketing fuel prices and economic pressures from Russia's war in Ukraine.

Biden’s China ‘pivot’ complicated by Russia’s war in Ukraine.

President Biden seeks to refocus US foreign policy towards Asia, but Russia's invasion of Ukraine complicates the strategic pivot. An upcoming call with Chinese President Xi Jinping aims to manage bilateral competition and discuss Ukraine, reflecting the intricate global geopolitical landscape.

Russia’s invasion drives NATO rethink of Europe force stance.

Russia's invasion of Ukraine has fundamentally transformed NATO's strategic approach, forcing a critical re-evaluation of military positioning and diplomatic relations that were established in the post-Cold War era of perceived cooperation.

Council of Europe expels Russia from human rights body.

The Council of Europe voted to expel Russia from its human rights body, citing Moscow's invasion of Ukraine. In a symbolic gesture, staff removed the Russian flag from headquarters in Strasbourg, marking an unprecedented end to Russia's 26-year membership in the continental organization.

White House: Biden will travel to Europe for Ukraine talks.

President Joe Biden will visit Europe next week for crucial talks with European leaders about the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine. He will attend an extraordinary NATO summit in Brussels on March 24, focusing on sanctions, humanitarian efforts, and coordinating international support for Ukraine.

EU and UK hit Russia with wider sanctions that target luxury

The European Union and United Kingdom expanded sanctions against Russia, targeting high-end items like pure-bred horses and truffles, while blocking Russian access to global financial ratings and steel markets. These measures aim to isolate Russia economically and limit its resources for continuing military actions.

War censorship exposes Putin’s leaky internet controls

Vladimir Putin's attempts to control Russia's internet are exposed by the Ukraine war, with tech company exits threatening to isolate Russians from global information while potentially strengthening state propaganda narratives.

Refugee exodus reaches 2.8 million as Russian strikes hit west Ukraine

As Russian strikes target western Ukraine, over 2.8 million refugees have crossed into eastern European countries like Poland and Romania. The humanitarian crisis continues to escalate, with thousands fleeing violence and seeking safety in neighboring nations.

Tens of thousands protest in Berlin against the war in Ukraine.

Approximately 30,000 people gathered near Brandenburg Gate in Berlin, waving Ukrainian flags and holding signs demanding an end to the war. Protesters of all ages, from children to elderly, united to show support for Ukraine and condemn Russia's military actions.

Russian airstrike hits base in western Ukraine kills 35

In a devastating attack, Russian cruise missiles targeted a Ukrainian military training base near the Polish border, killing 35 people. The strike follows Russian threats to intercept foreign weapon deliveries supporting Ukraine's defense against the ongoing invasion.
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