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What was happening around Ukraine on 25 March 2022?
Posted: | World
A look back at the pressure on Chornobyl staff, shifting fronts and new sanctions in the days around 25 March 2022.
Belarus and the war: what Minsk signalled
Posted: | Politics
Statements from Minsk and Kyiv in late March 2022 addressed whether Belarusian forces would join the fighting.
What happened on 24 March 2022 in Ukraine?
Posted: | Security
A look back at a day of strikes, a destroyed landing ship, new Western military aid and cautious talk of a ceasefire.
Sanctions, sieges and a shifting front, 24 March 2022
Posted: | World
A look back at a day when new sanctions were announced, Chernihiv saw some Russian forces pushed back, and attention turned to Donbas.
What diplomacy and sanctions looked like on 24 March 2022
Posted: | Politics
A look back at a day of claims about Belarusian troops, cautious talk of a ceasefire and new Australian sanctions.
What did 24 March 2022 show about the war's reach?
Posted: | World
A look back at a day when nuclear plant staff, sanctions and a border incident in the Caucasus all drew attention.
Putin's ruble demand and Ukraine's refusal at Mariupol
Posted: | Politics
A look back at 23 March 2022, when Moscow set new terms for gas payments and Kyiv's stance on surrender and NATO had been stated two days earlier.
Rubles for gas: Putin's demand of 23 March 2022
Posted: | Politics
A look back at the day Russia's president told countries he deemed unfriendly to pay for natural gas in rubles, set against the diplomatic signals of the preceding days.
What shifted on 23 March 2022 in Ukraine's war
Posted: | World
A look back at reports of Russian reprioritisation toward Donbas, a limited push-back at Chernihiv and new sanctions plans.
What Washington signalled on 22 March 2022
Posted: | World
A look back at sanctions plans aimed at Russia's Duma, a sniper's video message and a planned trip to Europe.
Could Kyiv trade NATO hopes for a ceasefire?
Posted: | Politics
A look back at 22 March 2022, when Ukraine's refusal to surrender Mariupol sat beside signals of possible diplomatic movement.
Mariupol refusal and talk of NATO trade-off
Posted: | Politics
A look back at 21 March 2022, when Kyiv rejected a Russian surrender ultimatum while signalling flexibility on NATO membership.
What happened on 19 March 2022 in the war
Posted: | Security
A look back at a day of evacuation corridors, Russian claims about a new missile and the aftermath of deadly strikes in the south.
What happened on 18 March 2022 in the war
Posted: | Security
A look back at strikes in Mykolaiv and Delyatyn, a Russian commander's death, shelling in Zaporizhzhia and a long call between Washington and Beijing.
What happened on 18 March 2022 in the war
Posted: | Security
A retrospective on a day of strikes in Mykolaiv and Zaporizhzhia, a reported first use of hypersonic missiles and a long call between Washington and Beijing.
What 17 March 2022 showed about the war's widening reach
Posted: | Security
A look back at security and sanctions developments on 17 March 2022, from Poland to Washington to the Black Sea.
What New Zealand's sanctions added on 17 March 2022
Posted: | World
A look back at two developments reported on 17 March 2022: sanctions from Wellington and a shift of control in Rubizhne.
What 17 March 2022 showed about the war's wider fronts
Posted: | Politics
A look back at a day of arrests, sanctions and pledged aid, set against the fighting in Ukraine.
Sanctions, aid and ceasefire hopes on 16 March 2022
Posted: | Politics
A look back at a day when Washington announced fresh weapons aid, Moscow spoke of compromise and Russia's president turned on critics at home.
Sanctions, aid and ceasefire hopes on 16 March 2022
Posted: | Politics
A look back at a day when Washington announced new military assistance, Moscow signalled hope of compromise, and Vladimir Putin turned on internal critics.
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