More than 3,000 civilians killed in Ukraine so far: UN
The UN human rights office also said the real toll was likely considerably higher, citing difficulties.
EU set to ban Russian oil, ministers hold crisis talks on gas
EU countries have paid more than €46 billion ($47.43 billion) to Russia for gas and oil since it invaded Ukraine on Feb 24.
RI declines to confirm Ukrainian G20 invitation
Indonesia, under its presidency of the G20, faces growing calls to invite Zelensky to at least some of the G20 meetings.
Nepal bans imports of luxury goods amid dwindling forex reserves
The government response follows growing concerns that the country could face an economic crisis.
EU defies gas ‘blackmail’ as Russia pushes deeper into Ukraine
Earlier, Moscow cut off gas supplies to Bulgaria and Poland. However, the president of the European Commission confirmed that they are now receiving gas from their EU neighbours.
Zelensky says Jokowi invited him to G20 summit
Several members have called for Russia to be excluded from the summit, but Indonesia has demurred, saying it is too early to decide.
Russia to expel eight Japanese diplomats as retaliation
It is unusual for Japanese diplomats to be expelled from a foreign country, and Tokyo-Moscow relations are expected to deteriorate further.
Russia to cut gas to Poland and Bulgaria, making energy a weapon
Moscow is also making good on a threat to halt gas supplies to countries that refuse Putin's demand to pay for the fuel in roubles.
South Korea, US agree on first joint research to develop defense space strategy
The research will be the first official document in which the respective defense departments propose the development direction of space policy.
North Korea, Russia develop ‘strongest ever’ mutual support on global issues: State media
North Korea’s recent statements are notable given that North Korea and Russia have explicitly supported each other, particularly at the United Nations.