Ukraine crisis - Page 16

In an apparent breach of BBC impartiality rules, a reporter for the public-funded broadcaster embraced Ukrainian President Zelensky in a hug.

The act of sending a wide variety of weapons to Ukraine is putting the British army at risk should donated armaments not be sufficiently replaced, the Labour Party has warned.

Rishi Sunak said “nothing is off the table” in terms of sending jets to Ukraine after demands from President Zelenksy and Boris Johnson.

Over four in ten Germans believe the sanctions against Moscow over the war in Ukraine have done more harm to their country than Russia.

Germany is reportedly considering diverting green agenda cash aimed at reducing coal power to the defence industry, amid the war in Ukraine.

A number of Irish senators have called for stricter censorship to be implemented online after a sudden surge in public backlash against the ongoing migrant crisis plaguing the country.

Russia’s President Vladimir Putin is not a madman but “radically rational”, according to Emmanuel Macron’s predecessor as President of France.

Police have arrested one individual after a car is said to have driven through an anti-mass migration protest in Ireland on Tuesday.

The Russian invasion of Ukraine may not have happened without Brexit, top Eurocrat Guy Verhofstadt claimed on Tuesday.

French President Emmanuel Macron has said that he will not rule out sending fighter jets to Ukraine, reports have claimed.

The ongoing migrant crisis in Ireland has become a key election issue within the country’s politics, research from a major polling company has claimed.

71 per cent of Germans want to see the country continue to use nuclear power despite efforts to see the source phased out, research has shown.

Russia now believes it is in a “war against Nato and the West,” a top official at the European Union an official said on Friday.

Ukrainian refugees displaced from their war-torn homeland have said that they feel scared in England as there are “too many Muslims”.

Germany’s decision to keep sending weapons abroad has left the country’s own armoury “bare”, the country’s army chief has warned.

Ireland’s pro-open borders government has begged on Twitter for migrants looking to claim asylum in the country to stay away.

Anti-open borders protesters faced off against Antifa and NGO officials on Saturday as Ireland’s mass immigration crisis continues to mount.

Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has publicly demanded that Ukraine be admitted into NATO and be handed more guns from the West to fight Russia.

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz predicted firms will benefit from a “Ukrainian economic miracle” once the reconstruction effort begins.

Forever war: Finnish PM Sanna Marin said Europe should support Ukraine “as long as needed” even if the war lasts upwards of 15 years.

Headlines spoke of activist Thunberg detained by German police, but alleged footage has painted a stranger picture of events.

The Canadian government under Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has promised to spend over $400 million on an air defence system for Ukraine that the Canadian army has begged for since 2012.

Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky has stripped Ukrainian citizenship from 13 Orthodox priests and several opposition politicians alleged to have ties to Russia.

The number of migrants seeking asylum in Germany, not including Ukrainians, hit a post-2016 record last year, according to data released by the left-liberal government.

The rapid inflation in the cost of fertilisers as a result of the Ukraine war could see as many as one million additional people die of hunger-related deaths, a report has claimed.

Military aid due to be sent from Western nations to Ukraine will only “prolong the suffering” of the country, Russia has warned.

Amid an influx of tens of thousands of migrants, the Irish government has reportedly decided to reopen a tent city, as locals protest the EU member-state’s open borders policies.

The European Federation of Journalists (EFJ), Europe’s largest journalist association, has expressed concern about a new Ukrainian law that could arbitrarily censor media in the country.

Ireland’s government is examining the possibility of repurposing churches and other public facilities for the purpose of educating Ukrainian children.

French President Emmanuel Macron has agreed to become the first Western leader to supply Ukraine with tanks following talks with Zelensky.

This year, former President Donald Trump was proven right in his critiques of the globalist green agenda of the European Union and its reliance on Russian energy, which following the war in Ukraine have both been exposed as devastating failures of leadership.

France’s Council of State, the country’s top administrative court, has ruled that non-Ukrainian foreigners leaving Ukraine are not eligible for the same refugee protection in France as Ukrainian nationals.

The war in Ukraine is now in deadlock, a spy chief from the country has reportedly confirmed, telling the BBC that neither his country nor Russia have been able to break the other’s defences.

Over one third of Ukrainian refugees in Germany said that they do not want to return to their homeland anytime in the near future.

Trade ties between Russia and Germany could resume if Moscow decides to end its war in Ukraine, Chancellor Olaf Scholz said this week.

“Hundreds of thousands” of migrants ostensibly from Ukraine are now expected to arrive in Europe over the coming months, the head of one NGO has claimed.