Georgia’s pro-European President claims the country has fallen victim to a “Russian Special Operation” after the pro-Russian governing party won narrowly amidst accusations of cheating

Increasing international tensions and sanctions have left researchers isolated from the global scientific community

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Defining genocide in relation to Lemkin and Lauterpacht and assessing Russia’s crimes in Ukraine?

As the airspace closed, flights stopped and financial sanctions were brought in, a team of UoM staff worked to bring Russian Studies students home

In conversation with students who are both from the Ukraine and surrounding Eastern European countries, I understand the impact of this war on students and how the support provided by the university has not gone far enough.

The origins of the conflict broken down

Writer Maia Penny discusses how members of the fashion industry have shown their support for Ukraine in recent fashion shows around the world.

Boycotting Russian athletes, clubs, and organisations, sport is finally responding to Putin with force.

After the US imposed sanctions on Russia for the poisoning of its opposition leader, what should we expect from the Biden Administration’s approach to foreign policy?

Luca Mariani takes a look at how the favourites are getting on in the Women’s World Handball Championship

The recording comes from a vital point in the space race

Andrey talks about where his love of film began and his views on how it is to be an artist in Russia, and jokes about his upcoming comedy about Manchester United

Putin has re-directed Russia onto the path of becoming a formidable and threatening world power