Russia must honor agreement it made and allow grain to reach the world
The attack on the port of Odessa undermines mediation efforts and raises grave questions about whether Russia is willing to seriously implement the agreement.
The attack on the port of Odessa undermines mediation efforts and raises grave questions about whether Russia is willing to seriously implement the agreement.
The deal means around US$10 billion worth of grain will be available for sale with roughly 20 million tons of last year's harvest that can now be exported.
The barrage of Western sanctions against Moscow has pushed Mr Putin to seek new markets and strengthen ties with countries in Africa and Asia.
The ships, including a destroyer, entered the Sea of Japan, the Japanese defence ministry official said.
President Xi said he would work with Mr Putin on strengthening coordination in global organisations such as the UN.
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Russia’s invasion of Ukraine was the tipping point for Finland and Sweden to seek Nato membership – a move that has implications for European security and beyond.
The international community needs to step up sanctions against Russia and strengthen support for Ukraine.