Aid Challenges: Gaza Struggles Amid Allegations Against UNRWA

One out of every three children under the age of 2 in northern Gaza is suffering from malnutrition, as reported by the primary UN agency operating within the Palestinian enclave, as cited by Reuters.

Tensions Rise as Drones Target Infrastructure in Russia and Ukraine

The Russian Ministry of Defense asserts that its forces have successfully neutralised numerous drones across various regions of the country.

Russia: Spike in Disabled Men Linked to War

Over 500,000 men between the ages of 31 and 59 were designated as having disabilities in Russia last year, according to data from the Pension Fund and Social Insurance Fund, as reported by the independent Russian publication Verstka.

Latvian MEP Under Investigation for Alleged Russian Intelligence Ties

The Latvian authorities have commenced a criminal investigation against Tatjana Zdanoka, a Member of the European Parliament, for potential collaboration with Russian intelligence services, as reported by the Leta news agency on Saturday, citing DPA.

UN Chief Condemns Russian Elections in Occupied Ukraine

The Secretary-General of the United Nations, Antonio Guterres, has condemned the organisation of the Russian presidential elections in the regions of Ukraine occupied by Moscow, AFP reports.

Kiev Post: In Russia, people vote with disappearing ink from the ballot paper

Disappearing ink is used in some polling stations in Russia, the Kiev Post writes, citing images published by the independent Russian portal Sirena. Votes that are not to the regime's liking can thus be erased by heating, and the ballot paper then filled out "properly", the Kiev Post explains the technique of using disappearing ink.

Presidential elections start in Russia. Who are the facade counter-candidates

Starting today and until March 17, presidential elections are held in the Russian Federation. The ballot includes Vladimir Putin and three other front-runners. The current president is running for a fifth term, after in 2020, through a referendum, the supreme law of the country was amended, which allows him to aspire to two more consecutive terms. International experts claim that the results are predictable and the poll is an imitation of a democratic process.

Ukraine calls on OSCE to condemn Russia’s “presidential elections” in occupied territories

The OSCE and the entire international community should condemn the holding of the so-called "presidential elections" on the sovereign territory of Ukraine, temporarily occupied by Russia, Ukrinform reports.

Russian Mi-8 helicopter crashes in Magadan region

At least two people are dead after a Russian Mi-8 helicopter crashed in the far-east Magadan region of the country on the morning of March 14, Russian officials have said, The Kyiv Independent reports.

Regions of Ukraine and Russia were bombed

Russia has attacked a number of regions in Ukraine with drones and missiles. In the Belgorod region of the Russian Federation, one person was killed as a result of a drone attack, DW reports.

Klaus Iohannis Vows Support for Ukraine in NATO Bid

After declaring his candidacy for the NATO Secretary General position, Romanian President Klaus Iohannis emphasised in an interview with Politico his commitment to ensuring Ukraine's triumph in its existential struggle against Russia.

Poland Seeks US Help with Nuclear Power Goals

On Tuesday, Polish President Andrzej Duda told reporters that Polish and American leaders discussed the development of cooperation in the field of nuclear energy. The discussion took place during a meeting between a delegation led by Duda and Prime Minister Donald Tusk and US President Joe Biden, Hotnews reports.