More than five million children have had their schooling disrupted in 11 months of war between Russia and Ukraine.
Denys Monastyrsky, Ukraine’s internal affairs minister, has died alongside 17 others, including three children, in Kyiv suburbs in a helicopter crash.
Tennis Australia on Tuesday banned the display of Russian and Belarusian flags at the Australian Open following an incident on day one of the tournament.
Ukraine has expressed readiness to establish grain hubs in Nigeria and other African countries as it donated about 25,000 tonnes of grains to Nigeria.
Russia’s President Vladimir Putin, who ordered the invasion of Ukraine earlier in the year, was Time’s person of the year in 2007.
A major reason for the decline in exports is weak global demand due to high inflation and energy prices because of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Mr Guterres said at a press conference in Cambodia’s capital, Phnom Penh, that the global economy could not afford to be split into two opposing camps.
The traditional ruler said he’s praying to God and his ancestors to abate the conflict.
The banking giant reaffirmed its commitment to shareholders and the investing public.
Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant has been controlled by Russian forces since March but is operated by its Ukrainian staff.
