Russia and Ukraine extend grain agreement for two more months
Turkish President Erdogan has announced that the grain agreement between Russia and Ukraine has been extended for another two months just before its expiration.
Turkish President Erdogan has announced that the grain agreement between Russia and Ukraine has been extended for another two months just before its expiration.
There were heavy Russian air raids on Kyiv again. However, the Ukraine has apparently been increasingly successful in intercepting Moscow’s hypersonic missiles. German air defense systems are believed to be helping in this effort.
According to reports from Kyiv, the Ukrainian armed forces have reclaimed territory surrounding the city of Bachmut from the Russian army in recent days. The Kremlin keeps the extension of the grain agreement open. Follow all developments in the live blog.
According to British intelligence, Russia does not produce enough ammunition to make military gains in Ukraine. The UK Ministry of Defence suspects that Moscow
Consumer restraint is continuing to hit German retailers hard, particularly in the food sector. Experts fear more businesses will close as a result.
The German government’s plans for a new EU asylum policy are facing criticism from human rights activists and Schleswig-Holstein’s Minister of Social Affairs
May 1 was a day of work marked by protests across France against the controversial pension reform proposed by President Emmanuel Macron.
French unions are using May 1st as an occasion for further protests against the pension reform. On Labor Day, they organized demonstrations in many cities.
In massive air raids targeting multiple regions of Ukraine, nearly 40 people were injured and one killed, including children. Rockets launched at Kyiv were intercepted.
German Diplomats Leave Russia A group of German diplomats has left Russia a week after they were expelled. Wagner chief Prigoschin warned Moscow of possible consequences