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Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki came to Batumi today, where he will meet the head of the Georgian government, Irakli Garibashvili. The talks will focus on the activities of the international community in the face of Russia's aggression against Ukraine. A monument to President Lech Kaczyński will also be unveiled in the presence of the prime ministers.more

The International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague announced that Russia's attack on Ukraine was illegal and issued an interim order ordering the cessation of the military operation.more

The Russian invasion of Ukraine has largely stalled on all fronts, and in recent days Russian forces have made only minimal progress, suffering heavy losses all the time, assessed the British Ministry of Defense. As added, Russia is currently struggling with significant logistical problems.more

These words attract the world's attention: a NATO peacekeeping mission in Ukraine, writes the daily Bild. Polish Deputy Prime Minister Jaroslaw Kaczynski suggested this on Tuesday at a meeting between the heads of government of Poland, the Czech Republic and Slovenia and the Ukrainian president in Kiev. According to a German expert, this is a realistic plan.more

The project of a 15-point peace treaty between Russia and Ukraine assumes the withdrawal of Russian troops from the occupied territories, Ukraine's withdrawal from joining NATO and hosting foreign bases, and international security guarantees, the Financial Times reported today.more

Russian President Vladimir Putin has "miscalculated" and the aggression against Ukraine could herald his downfall, according to former British Prime Minister Tony Blair. In a text published today in the Italian daily La Repubblica, he expressed the opinion that Ukraine "will emerge from this test as a strong and independent country".more

We must stop Russian President Vladimir Putin at all costs because he is a real threat to the world, British Foreign Secretary Liz Truss announced today. She expressed concern that Russia would use increasingly extreme methods in Ukraine.more

US President Joe Biden will travel to Europe next week to show America's support for Ukraine. He will meet with NATO and EU leaders, White House spokeswoman Jen Psaki announced yesterday. She added that Biden would soon provide details of a $13.6 billion aid package for Ukraine.more

The daily De Standaard reports today that "in the corridors of Brussels" not everyone was enthusiastic about the visit of the prime ministers of Poland, the Czech Republic and Slovenia to Kiev. The newspaper also points out that Poland is demanding a firmer policy towards the Russian aggressor.more

The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe decided yesterday to expel Russia from the organisation. 216 delegates voted in favour, none against and three abstained.more

An extraordinary meeting of NATO heads of state and government will take place on 24 March at NATO Headquarters in Brussels, NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg announced yesterday.more

British media, reporting on the visit of the Polish, Czech and Slovenian prime ministers to Kiev and their meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenski, stressed that it was the first such trip since the beginning of the war and that it took place despite Russian shelling of the Ukrainian capital.more

Within the first day of registration opening, 100,000 Britons said they were willing to host war refugees from Ukraine in their homes for at least six months, the British government said on Tuesday.more

After a brief stop in Istanbul, a private jet linked to Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich landed in Moscow today. Abramovich is Putin's "cashier" in the West, according to the authors of a journalistic investigation presented yesterday on the BBC Panorama programme.more

We are all being targeted by Russia, Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenski said today as he addressed a gathering in London of the leaders of the 10 Northern European countries that make up the Joint Expeditionary Force (JEF).more

The West made a terrible mistake in 2014 by allowing Russian President Vladimir Putin to get away with annexing Ukraine's Crimea, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson wrote in the Daily Telegraph today. He called for an end to dependence on Russian oil and gas.more

Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki and Deputy Prime Minister Jarosław Kaczyński, together with Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala and Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Jansza, will travel to Kiev today where they will meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenski and Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal, the CPRM said.more

The EU has formally adopted new sanctions against Russia, including a ban on transactions with certain state-owned enterprises and a ban on new investments in the Russian energy sector. The sanctions also include restrictions on trade in iron, steel and luxury goods with Russia.more

The daily "Bild" looks at "five riddles" related to last week's trip by former Chancellor Garhard Schroeder to Moscow, where he was to talk about the war in Ukraine with Vladimir Putin. The expedition caused great emotions in Germany. What did it bring? "It's still not clear," writes the newspaper today.more

McDonald's, Coca-Cola Co., P&G and IBM among companies that have been warned of the possibility of arresting leaders, confiscating property and seizing trademarks, The Wall Street Journal reported today.more

Today there will be another round of Russian-Ukrainian talks, said Vladimir Putin's spokesman Dmitry Peskov, who is quoted by the Ukrainian Pravda portal. Yesterday's talks, mainly concerning the situation in besieged Mariupol, did not bring any breakthrough.more

In the light of the Russian attack on Ukraine, Ireland will have to rethink its policy of neutrality in the future, said yesterday the prime minister of the country, Micheal Martin. These are the next reports on this subject since Putin started the invasion of a neighboring country.more

We should realize that we have a choice between confronting Putin now or later, because he will not stop in Ukraine, former NATO chief Anders Fogh Rasmussen said in an interview for Radio Free Europe. He added that, in his opinion, the West had not done enough to scare Russia away.more

The President of the Republic of Poland, Andrzej Duda, suggested today in an interview with the BBC that Russia's use of chemical weapons in Ukraine may induce NATO to reconsider its decision not to participate directly in this conflict.more

Since the Ukraine crisis began, the prime minister’s net approval ratings have improved – but from very low levels, writes "The Guardian".more