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Ukraine raises flag on recaptured island as Russia makes gains in east

Ukraine hoists flag on recaptured Black Sea island; Russia carries out air strike on island; Russia consolidates gains in eastern Ukraine

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Russia's war in Ukraine to overshadow G20 leaders discussion in Bali

The United States and its allies have sought to punish Russian President Vladimir Putin in as many ways as possible

Putin's Ukraine war has created a food crisis the world can still solve

The invasion has certainly delivered a series of shocks to global commodity markets that have threatened the food security of the most vulnerable countries, especially African ones

Ukraine probing over 21,000 alleged Russian war crimes since Feb 24

In May, Ukrainian Prosecutor General Iryna Venediktova had said that about 600 suspects had already been identified and 80 prosecutions had begun

346 kids killed, 645 injured in Ukraine since beginning of war: Report

Since Russia began its ongoing invasion of Kiev on February 24, at least 346 children have been killed in Ukraine

Ukrainian forces thwart Russian advance into northern Donetsk region

Russia has increased its focus on Donetsk, the southern part of which it and its proxies already control

G20 has a Russia-Ukraine problem as India takes up presidency next year

The war has cleaved the group, stalling much of the preparatory work on more substantive issues

UK's Essar Oil posts higher Q1 sales, ceases Russian oil imports

Company says it is replacing shortfall by maximising indigenous diesel production

Weak rupee a worry for Indian firms as 44% foreign loans unhedged

Experts say firms will have to either immediately take forward cover or book losses if Rs depreciates further

Rising fuel cost short-to-medium term constraint, says Sanjiv Goenka

The rapidly rising cost of fuel, owing to the Russia-Ukraine crisis and demand-supply factors, is a short-to medium-term constraint, CESC Chairman Sanjiv Goenka has said. Goenka said in such a scenario, it is vital that power producers and distributors are able to expeditiously pass on purely the element of higher fuel cost through tariffs. Unfortunately, while this forms a part of each power supply contract, we still see reluctance of state governments and regulators to give their assent in a timely manner. This, in turn, negatively affects the financial results of power producers. I hope we will see considerably less of this reluctance in the years to come, he said in CESC's annual report for 2021-22. The chairman of the Kolkata-based power utility, however, said notwithstanding this limitation, he is optimistic about the future of power generation and distribution in India and better days for CESC. The company also said it failed to obtain higher tariff demand for 2018-19 and .

5 killed as Russian soldiers pound eastern Ukraine region of Donetsk

A Ukrainian official says Russian shelling has killed five civilians over the past 24 hours and wounded 21 more in the eastern Donetsk province, where Russia has stepped up its offensive

Amid Russia's war, Ukraine's economy to shrink by at least 35% in 2022

Ukraine's GDP will shrink at least 35 per cent this year due to the conflict with Russia, said PM Denys Shmyhal

Ukraine war: India, China buy Russian oil and gas worth $24 bn in 3 months

China spent $18.9 billion on Russian oil, gas and coal in the three months to the end of May, almost double the amount a year earlier, latest customs data show

India-Russia trade will continue despite Western sanctions: Envoy

Russia's envoy Denis Alipov underlined the strength of bilateral ties with India, saying the positive dynamics of trade between the two countries will continue despite sanctions against Moscow

Turkey to 'intensify' negotiations for Ukraine grain deal, says Erdogan

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said he intends to intensify negotiations with Russia and Ukraine in the hope of reaching a deal on a UN plan to export Ukrainian grain to world markets

Ukrainian governor urges evacuation of 350,000 residents from Donetsk

A day after Russian President Vladimir Putin declared victory in seizing an eastern Ukraine province essential to his wartime aims, his troops escalated their offensive in the neighbouring province

Euro slumps to two-decade low, oil tumbles as recession fears intensify

The euro sank on Tuesday to its weakest level against the dollar in almost 20 years while oil futures tumbled and bond prices rose as investors sought safety

Oil could top $300-400 if price capped, says ex-Russian President

Commenting on the proposal, Medvedev said Japan "would have neither oil nor gas from Russia, as well as no participation in the Sakhalin-2 LNG project" as a result

Peace with diplomacy: A Global South perspective for Ukraine

The conflict in Ukraine is the most recent clash between the West and the rest of the world's perspectives