India and China abstain from UN vote to demand Russian withdrawal on Ukraine war anniversary
Nuclear powers find common ground over Ukraine invasion despite being rivals
Day: February 24, 2023
Indigenous prisoner spent less than an hour in medical unit after emergency, Victorian coroner told
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Beijing official in Hong Kong warns US envoy after speech
A Chinese diplomat has met with the U.S. consul general in Hong Kong and warned him not to cross “red lines” to protest what China called his “inappropriate” interference in the territory’s affairs.
AP Week in Pictures: Europe and Africa
FEB. 17-23, 2023 A week marked by U.S. President Joe Biden’s surprise visit to Kyiv to meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on the eve of the first anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine also saw election preparations in Nigeria…
The calculus of war: Tallying Ukraine toll an elusive task
Quantifying the toll of Russia’s war in Ukraine remains an elusive goal a year into the conflict.
Joy amid sorrow: 1st birthdays muted for Ukrainian parents
The anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is particularly poignant for women who gave birth and men who became fathers a year ago, on Feb. 24, 2022, as bombs began to fall.
Zelensky says Ukrainians ‘invincible’ as he pushes for victory on war anniversary
Ukraine president says Vladimir Putin’s toops will not succeed and vows: ‘2023 will be the year of our victory!’
BA owner ‘worried’ over Heathrow’s readiness for summer
IAG returns to profit, making £1.1bn in 2022, as travel industry bounces back from CovidThe British Airways owner, International Airlines Group (IAG), has said it remains “worried” over Heathrow’s preparedness for summer, despite assurances from the ai…
The Problem With Indonesia’s Plan to Attract ‘Digital Nomads’
Will tourism actually benefit the country over the long-run, or is it simply turning parts of the Indonesian economy into a neocolonial service economy?