Logistics

Kyiv is making it increasingly difficult for Russia to keep the peninsula supplied.

“Legislation needs to move,” says Scania’s head of autonomy Peter Hafmar.

Ports have spent millions of their own cash on high-spec inspection facilities — but still don’t know how they’ll recoup their costs.

Russian oil giant Rosneft lost some 26,000 cubic meters of fuel following Ukrainian drone strikes.

The U.S. is preparing to furnish Kyiv with more weapons.

“We certainly understand and appreciate the urgency and are poised to move quickly,” a Pentagon spokesperson said.

A renewed waiver for Ukrainian truckers to operate freely in the EU is causing tensions in Central Europe.

Mykhailo Podolyak warns Russia is seeking to wear down the West with a long war.

The €1.5B deal includes BFM TV news channel and RMC radio station.

A second vessel is being loaded in Cyprus to follow on the new humanitarian sea corridor.

Sen. Richard Blumenthal says he has “very serious questions about how the construction will be done, with the assurance of safety to our troops.”

Renewal of duty-free access for Ukrainian produce, introduced following Russia’s invasion, now hangs by a thread.

The issue is causing tensions in Germany’s ruling coalition.

Get ready for more delays and disruption.

Taxpayers picked up tab for catering worth more than £1,000-a-head during flight to Australia when former U.K. PM was foreign secretary.

Delivering supplies through a maritime corridor can be difficult and dangerous.

Moscow’s espionage coup has divided Western allies, discredited Scholz and hampered Kyiv’s push for weapons.

Farmers are blocking road crossings into Ukraine complaining about unfair competition.

Covid contractor hired ex-Mossad spies to find evidence of faux pas in Frank Vandenbroucke’s ministry.

From an unenforced oil price cap to rogue countries teaming up, Moscow is exploiting the West’s weaknesses.

Recent report by Conflict Armament Research confirms Moscow has used weapons made by North Korea.