PMQs: Sunak and Starmer unite in solidarity with Ukraine
There was a remarkable show of bipartisanship from both leaders.
ByVladimir Putin is the president of Russia and has been the country’s leader, with an interlude as prime minister, for more than 22 years. Putin was born in 1952, studied law at Leningrad State University and served for 15 years as a KGB officer before becoming a politician in 1991.
There was a remarkable show of bipartisanship from both leaders.
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ByA humanitarian catastrophe will result unless the US and EU change course.
ByRussia’s war and China’s military build-up are provoking an unprecedented change in Japan’s approach to its defence.
ByWe need to change our thinking: this may become an unresolved global conflict of a kind we haven’t seen before.
ByIn recounting Vladimir Putin’s supposed missile threats, the former prime minister totally misses the point.
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ByThe group’s founder, Yevgeny Prigozhin, has used the Ukraine war to establish himself in Russian politics.
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It is Kyiv – not the West – which has set Ukraine’s war aims.
ByThe New Statesman’s predictions for a turbulent year on the world stage.
ByPredictions for a tumultuous year ahead.
ByDespite repeated military failures, Vladimir Putin is signalling that he is prepared to destroy Ukraine rather than back down.
ByThe former Polish foreign minister on the war in Ukraine, relations with Germany and how the illiberal government can be…
ByYet pressure is increasing on Germany to send Kyiv tanks.
ByVladimir Putin shuffling around the military’s top brass won’t significantly alter the reality of Russia’s war.
BySome allies fear threatening to retake the peninsula could provoke a nuclear attack.
ByRussia is stuck with a form of warfare that depends on artillery barrages and indifference to casualties.
ByThe Ukrainian novelist writes about ringing in 2023 amid drone attacks.
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