 | 'Total torture': Ukrainians on life support gasp for oxygen amid blackoutsRegular power outages caused by Russian missile strikes have terrified tens of thousands of Ukrainians who rely on electricity to keep medical equipment running. |
 | Ukrainian player wants Australian Open ban for Russian flag-waversOrganiser Tennis Australia has banned Russian and Belarusian flags at the Grand Slam after Ukraine's ambassador demanded action when they were seen among the crowd at Melbourne Park. |
 | Death toll after Russian missile strike on apartment building in Ukraine's Dnipro climbs to 4125 residents of the building are still missing, the body of a child was pulled from the rubble on Tuesday. |
 | Ukraine puts Dnipro toll at 21 after wave of Russian missile strikesOfficials said more than 40 people were still missing after the Dnipro strike Saturday. |
 | At Davos, war, climate and 'de-globalisation' take centre stageA demonstration has been called in Davos on Sunday by a left-wing Swiss youth group calling for a wealth tax for billionaires and debt relief for developing countries. |
 | Two killed in Ukraine despite Russia 'ceasefire' for Orthodox ChristmasPutin had ordered a 36-hour ceasefire to allow Orthodox Christians to mark Christmas which is celebrated on January 7 in Russia and Ukraine. |
 | Karnataka’s Aerospace & Defence sector to gain from indigenous pushIn 2023, the Indian A&D sector will thus have to look inwards for growth and new opportunities. |
 | Russian invasion of Ukraine revives nuclear warfare nightmare"It's the first time a nuclear power has used its status to wage a conventional war under the shadow cast by nuclear weapons," said Camille Grand, a former NATO deputy secretary-general. |
 | 'No thought of future': Children forced to grow up fast in Ukraine's frontline townsChildren living on the frontline of Russia's invasion of Ukraine have to learn to manage unceasing stress, with experts warning of long-term disorders. |
 | Ukraine war redefined geopolitics in ’22, new year to see India at G20 helmThe war had led to sanctions being imposed on Russia, however, India continued its bilateral trade with them and infact increased their oil imports from the earlier 2 per cent to nearly 30 per cent. |
 | 'Changed radically': How Ukrainian women are fighting for freedom of their nationDespite their increased vulnerability, many women in Mykolaiv refuse to see themselves as victims, said psychoanalyst Irina Viktorovna. |
 | China's foreign minister signals deeper ties with RussiaChina has pushed back against Western pressure on trade, technology, human rights and its claims to a broad swath of the western Pacific, accusing the U.S. of bullying. |
 | Smartphone shipments likely to fall 5 per cent in 2022The replacement demand from these users will drive the market in 2023 and beyond.Also, 5G has been high on Indian consumers’ wish lists. |
 | Putin says Russia wants end to war in Ukraine 'soon'Officials in Moscow have repeatedly said in recent months that they have not ruled out talks with Ukraine. |
 | Biden promises Zelensky to back Ukraine 'as long as it takes'For me as a president, 'just peace' is no compromises as to the sovereignty, freedom and territorial integrity of my country, Zelensky said. |
 | Ukraine races to restore power after Russian missiles batter gridIn the capital Kyiv, the metro had stopped running so that people wrapped in winter coats could take shelter at underground stations, but Mayor Vitali Klitschko said Saturday the service had resumed. |
 | PM mediates Russia-Ukraine war, ignores Maha-K'taka border issue, not sign of good politician: RautMaharashtra has been long claiming Belagavi and surrounding border areas in north Karnataka as they have a sizable Marathi-speaking population. |
 | Lithuanian firm makes stoves from car parts for power-starved UkrainiansThe initiative comes as a godsend as months of Russian strikes on Ukraine's power infrastructure have left people in the cold and dark for hours at a stretch. |
 | Pope says spend less on Christmas, give to UkraineNearly 10 months into the war, hardship from the fighting has compounded as winter sets in and Russia pounds Ukraine's energy infrastructure. |
 | Russian drone strikes damage 5 buildings in Ukraine capitalThe attacks underline how Ukraine's biggest city remains vulnerable to the regular Russian attacks that have devastated infrastructure and other population centres |
