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Russia/ Ukraine Conflict

No G7, no Phala Phala, no problem
Opinion
/ 22 April 2023

No G7, no Phala Phala, no problem

No buffalo on the menu at South Africa/Namibia gala dinner

By Paddy Harper
Prelude to an apocalyptic, dystopian scenario: Russia’s war on Ukraine
Opinion
/ 21 December 2022

Prelude to an apocalyptic, dystopian scenario: Russia’s war on Ukraine

Will the West be able to summon the fortitude to oppose Tsar Putin?

By Denis Venter
Human rights dealt a blow by 2022
Opinion
/ 14 December 2022

Human rights dealt a blow by 2022

New and ongoing conflicts and rise of authoritarianism undermine vision for universal human rights

By Deprose Muchena
Government has not compromised South Africa by not choosing sides in Russia/Ukraine war, Modise insists
Politics
/ 31 August 2022

Government has not compromised South Africa by not choosing sides in Russia/Ukraine war, Modise insists

Defence minister justifies her visit to Moscow amid war in Ukraine

By Eunice Masson
Study shows sanctions are crippling Russia’s economy
Top Six
/ 29 July 2022

Study shows sanctions are crippling Russia’s economy

Researchers at Yale University say the Russian economy is suffering massive damage due to Western sanctions but Moscow is downplaying the effects

By Deutsche Welle
Unemployment rate retreats to 34.5%
Business
/ 31 May 2022

Unemployment rate retreats to 34.5%

But forecasters are expecting the jobless rate to stay elevated, as load-shedding and inflation take their toll

By Sarah Smit
Commodity prices buoy South Africa amid China’s slow growth blow
Business
/ 10 May 2022

Commodity prices buoy South Africa amid China’s slow growth blow

South Africa’s fate is tied to China’s, but war-related disruptions in the global energy market keep exports going

By Sarah Smit
South Africans should not ‘take sides’ in Ukraine invasion, DIRCO tells parliament
Top Six
/ 16 March 2022

South Africans should not ‘take sides’ in Ukraine invasion, DIRCO tells parliament

South Africa has taken a China-like stance of “quiet diplomacy” on the Russian war on Ukraine, urging citizens not to “take sides”, the deputy minister of International Relations and Cooperation, Candith Mashego-Dlamini, said during a parliamentary debate on the economic impact of the conflict on Tuesday. “As [the] government of South Africa, we urge all […]

By Lyse Comins
Asian markets fall and oil extends rally as Ukraine war rages
World
/ 8 March 2022

Asian markets fall and oil extends rally as Ukraine war rages

The crisis comes just as uncertainty was rising owing to surging prices caused by a spike in demand for oil, tight supplies and pandemic-induced supply chain snarls, among other things.

By Afp
Kremlin says sanctions on Putin would be ‘destructive’
World
/ 26 January 2022

Kremlin says sanctions on Putin would be ‘destructive’

“Politically, it’s not painful, it’s destructive,” Putin’s spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters, after US President Joe Biden threatened personal measures against the Russian leader over the crisis.

By Agence France Presse
Russia is not Putin, as he would have citizens  and the world believe
Article
/ 19 December 2019

Russia is not Putin, as he would have citizens  and the world believe

The president would everyone believe Russia is a democracy but his army occupies regions  and opposition parties are suppressed

By Lyubov Sobol 1
Five key moments from the G20
Article
/ 1 December 2018

Five key moments from the G20

Here are five moments from the first day of the summit

By Agency
Croatia assistant coach booted for ‘Glory to Ukraine’ video
Article
/ 10 July 2018

Croatia assistant coach booted for ‘Glory to Ukraine’ video

Ognjen Vukojević, assistant coach and Dynamo Kiev scout, has been sent home from Russia after posting a politically sensitive video on social media.

By Kiri Rupiah
Ukraine says ‘nyet’ to Soviet bubbly in commie purge
Article
/ 7 January 2016

Ukraine says ‘nyet’ to Soviet bubbly in commie purge

Kiev’s new law on decommunisation draws critique.

By Staff Reporter
Ostracised Putin suddenly finds himself in demand
Article
/ 19 November 2015

Ostracised Putin suddenly finds himself in demand

European leaders, backed by President Barack Obama, have come to an uncomfortable conclusion: they need Russia.

By Simon Tisdall
MH17 inquiry reportedly concludes plane shot down by Russian-made missile
Article
/ 13 October 2015

MH17 inquiry reportedly concludes plane shot down by Russian-made missile

An international inquiry has concluded that Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 was shot down by a Russian-made missile, a Dutch paper reported.

By Jan Hennop
Ukraine on back foot as key city falls
Article
/ 19 February 2015

Ukraine on back foot as key city falls

Ignoring a ceasefire, pro-Russian rebels have forced Kiev’s soldiers to flee the strategic Debaltseve rail hub in eastern Ukraine.

By Alec Luhn
Putin tells Ukraine to let its troops surrender as peace deal fails
Article
/ 18 February 2015

Putin tells Ukraine to let its troops surrender as peace deal fails

Russia’s president says Ukrainian troops should be allowed to surrender to pro-Russian forces, as a deadline to withdraw heavy weapons is missed.

By Reuters
Ukrainians dodge the draft
Article
/ 12 February 2015

Ukrainians dodge the draft

Many Ukrainian men are lying low to avoid being drafted to fight pro-Russia ‘terrorists’ in the east of the country.

By Staff Reporter
World leaders hope to secure Ukrainian peace deal
Article
/ 11 February 2015

World leaders hope to secure Ukrainian peace deal

The leaders of France, Germany, Russia and Ukraine hope to strike a peace deal and end 10 months of fighting in which at least 5 300 people have died.

By Staff Reporter

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