South Korean military commits to stepping up Ukraine support at US-led dialogue
However, a Defense Ministry spokesperson said South Korea’s stance is that the provision of lethal weapons to Ukraine requires careful considerations.
Ukraine crisis moves geopolitics to front of business agenda: Edelman survey
95 per cent of respondents said they expected businesses to act in response to an unprovoked invasion.
Why war in Ukraine matters to youth in Singapore
“The conflict has left an impact on our daily lives in Singapore, from raising prices to fuelling longer-term worries like regional and national security”, states the writer.
Send us weapons, stop Russia trade: Ukraine’s Zelensky tells Davos
Zelensky called for an oil embargo on Russia, punitive measures against all its banks and the shunning of its IT sector, adding that all foreign companies should leave the country.
The remaking of Ukraine
Even as the country is engaged in a life-and-death struggle with Russia, pressing existential questions loom on the horizon, along with a massive food crisis.
Ukraine comes to Davos on multiple fronts
Among delegates at the WEF, there has been much discussion about how the war is giving rise to a perfect storm of energy and food crises around the world - all of which is…
Modi likely to secure a solution to Ukraine: Hun Sen
Hun Sen believes that India is in a good position to negotiate with Russia on de-escalating the conflict given the historically friendly relations between the two countries.
Ukraine rejects concessions as Russians attack in east and south
Lead negotiator Mykhailo Podolyak rejected calls for an immediate ceasefire, saying it meant Russian troops would stay in occupied territories, which Kyiv could not accept.
Ukraine parliament bans Russian war symbols
A bill bans the creation of non-governmental organisations using symbols like "Z" and "V", which are being used on military vehicles and equipment to undermine Ukraine's…
G-7 pledges billions for Ukraine ‘to get through this’
Further pledges of weapons also came as US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said he authorized $100 million in additional US arms, equipment, and supplies for Ukraine.