Ukraine War
Bashar al-Assad’s Fall: The message to Russia and Iran
Bashar al-Assad’s Fall: The message to Russia and Iran
Lessons from Bangladesh’s tussle with Adani Power
“Did you hear that Adani is refusing to supply Bangladesh with electricity?” a friend asked me recently. I knew it was a loaded question, my friend being a nationalist. “You recall wehad no power because we couldn’t pay for shiploads of fuel and coal just a few years back?” I asked back.
Ukraine claims it destroyed 6 Russian fighter jets
Ukraine said it destroyed at least six Russian fighter jets and damaged eight more in what could be one of the biggest drone attacks of the war, according to reports by multiple outlets.
Russian attack on civilian sites in Ukraine’s Odesa kills 20
The death toll in a Russian missile attack that hit civilian infrastructure in Ukraine’s Black Sea port city of Odesa on Friday has risen to at least 20 and at least 75 people were wounded, in Moscow’s deadliest attack in weeks, Ukrainian officials said.
Russia is ready for nuclear war, Putin warns
President Vladimir Putin has warned that Russia is “ready” to use nuclear weapons if there is a threat to its statehood.
Zelensky, Greek PM narrowly escape Russian missile attack, 5 killed
A Russian missile that killed five people in Odesa on Wednesday narrowly missed the convoy carrying Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis.
Lingering Effects Expected to Persist for Years
February 24 marks the two-year anniversary of the Russia-Ukraine war, which commenced on February 24, 2022. Observers suggest that neither side has been able to secure a decisive victory thus far, and the prospect of either side emerging triumphant in the future appears bleak. It is possible that at some juncture, this conflict may cease, or both nations may opt for a ceasefire. The global community, espousing peace, eagerly awaits such a momentous occasion. However, regardless of when this war concludes, its repercussions are bound to endure for an extended period. Initially, Ukraine may have anticipated direct involvement from the United States and its NATO allies, which could have swiftly shifted the course of the conflict in Ukraine's favor.
Ukraine: Two years in the web of trust and mistrust amid war
Two years ago, Russia began a full-scale invasion of neighboring Ukraine. This war is still ongoing. Russian President Vladimir Putin still believes he can win the Ukraine war. Western analysts have been discussing this in a new assessment of the conflict. In the two years of the Ukraine war, more than five million people have been displaced. Western analysts say that Putin's efforts to defeat Ukraine and expand dominance in Ukraine are still ongoing. Rather, compared to a year ago, Putin is now significantly more optimistic about this war victory. Behind Putin's optimism lies the failure of the United States' $60 billion military aid bill for Ukraine, limited success on the battlefield, and recent incursions into Ukraine's strategically important eastern city of Avdiivka. After taking control of Avdiivka, Putin directed his defense minister to launch further attacks.
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