Russia invaded Ukraine on February 24, 2022, with airstrikes that caused widespread destruction and panic. Now, a fifth of Ukraine is still under Russian control amid ongoing conflict.

The UK is set to announce its largest sanctions package against Russia, marking the third anniversary of the Ukraine war, as thousands in London demand increased support for Ukraine. Meanwhile, US and Canadian leaders discuss a peaceful resolution, with international talks and UN resolutions in the pipeline to address the ongoing conflict.

China's assertion of Taiwan as its territory heats up U.S.-China tensions, especially with the recent U.S. Senate bill opposing the 'One China' policy. Amid these strains, China is bolstering its military readiness, with reforms effective April 1, 2025, potentially escalating regional conflicts.

Three years ago, on February 24, 2022, a nuclear power launched a major assault on Ukraine, reshaping Europe's security landscape. PÚBLICO highlights its critical role in democratic engagement amid the enduring impact of the conflict.

Mouawiya Syasneh's 2011 graffiti in Daraa sparked a 13-year Syrian civil war, culminating in the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime in late 2024. Assad's ousting has prompted the return of 200,000 refugees and calls for international aid to rebuild Syria, with costs projected up to $400 billion.

China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi underscores the necessity of a two-state solution for Middle East peace at the Munich Security Conference. His comments come amid ongoing humanitarian crises in Gaza and legal actions against Israeli leaders.

Ayad Al-Ani foresees a potential collapse of global order from weakening Western democracies within 30 years. His essay points to climate change, mass migration, and AI as critical destabilizing factors, urging Germany to innovate and adapt to these challenges.

Over 95,000 Russian soldiers have died in Ukraine, with additional losses among Donbas militia fighters, highlighting the grim toll of the ongoing conflict. Disparities in casualty reporting and the insulation of Russia's elite from the war's effects underscore the human cost and societal impact.

Europe could see a resurgence of Russian gas supplies, sparking a significant market shift and potentially reducing global energy prices. This development comes amid ongoing peace talks, with implications for U.S., European, and Chinese energy strategies.

Tensions in Europe and Ukraine escalate nearly three years post-Russian invasion, highlighting a shifting geopolitical landscape. The U.S. and Russia lead peace talks, while Europe's role diminishes.

The Kurdistan Regional Government is poised to resume oil exports to Türkiye by the end of March 2025, after a nearly two-year suspension due to legal disputes. This development follows Iraq's oil ministry's announcement and recent adjustments in budget regulations to align with federal and OPEC guidelines.

Germany faces a pivotal election with a far-right party potentially overtaking SPD in the Bundestag, amid European war and questions over its economic status. The Franco-German alliance and U.S. security guarantees are under strain, potentially reshaping Western alliances.

The UK announces its most significant sanctions package against Russia since the Ukraine invasion, marking the conflict's third anniversary. This move is part of a broader strategy to support Ukraine with military aid and address Russian financial activities in Britain.

Dawood University faced backlash after issuing a notice to Hindu students for celebrating Holi, sparking concerns about religious intolerance in Pakistan. Accusations of anti-state slogans led to FIRs, while critics highlight ongoing discrimination against minorities.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov is set to visit Tehran to discuss regional and international issues amid strengthened ties between Iran and Russia. This visit comes as both countries face Western sanctions and collaborate on financial and energy sectors, with Iran's economic challenges in focus.

A rift is growing in Europe as countries like Poland resist Russia, while Hungary and Slovakia favor appeasement. Key elections in Germany and others may shift this divide amid rising anti-establishment sentiments.

A vigil in Winnipeg mourned the deaths of three transgender and non-binary individuals due to transphobic violence in the U.S. The event highlighted concerns about political rhetoric's impact on 2SLGBTQ+ rights in both the U.S. and Canada.

A study by Dr. Maxime Boidin at Manchester Metropolitan University claims vaping may be more harmful than smoking, linking it to dementia, heart disease, and organ failure risks. This challenges the belief that vaping is safer, prompting discussions on stricter regulations and potential bans in the UK.

Italian PM Giorgia Meloni criticized the global Left, lauding conservative figures like Trump and Modi for making the Left 'nervous.' At CPAC, she emphasized security, traditional values, and criticized media portrayals despite backlash from Italian political opponents.