Clearing the fog of war over what’s at stake in Putin’s attack on Ukraine
Russia may have had legitimate security concerns about Ukraine. But that begs a crucial question: Do strong states have a right to forcibly impose their will?
What the Ukraine war means for the Bangladesh economy
Being an oil-importing country, Bangladesh is already feeling the pressure through high import payments.
Beijing position objective, fair on resolving Eastern European conflict: Foreign minister
It is key for China and like-minded nations to remain calm and encourage an early cease-fire and oppose unilateral sanctions while drawing lessons from inducing a proxy war,…
Philippines urges nations to ensure no use of chemical weapons
Philippine Permanent Representative to the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons Ambassador Eduardo Malaya also called for the observance of international…
Asia hit by food security fears amid war in Ukraine
The surge in oil and agricultural prices caused by the war in Ukraine has sparked food security fears across the globe.
China warns Japan to refrain from military expansion
A Chinese Foreign Ministry official called on Tokyo to refrain from capitalizing on the Ukraine crisis to expand its military strength.
Biden calls Putin a ‘war criminal’: What are the ramifications?
The term applies to anyone who violates a set of rules adopted by world leaders known as the law of armed conflict.
Ukraine winning the battle in propaganda war against Russia
When the war in Ukraine erupted, Russia's gigantic propaganda machine was almost instantly and comprehensively outmanoeuvred.
Philippines should maintain neutrality amid Russian invasion of Ukraine: Duterte
He added that he would not allow Filipino soldiers to fight, should the Americans engage in war.
Russian troops seek to cut off capital to avoid urban fighting: Japanese military expert
The expert also said this confrontation will become a focus of the war, with a climax may be reached in the next week or so.