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Metals and oil markets reacted to Russia sanctions
Posted: | World
A look back at 9 March 2022, with commodity prices and energy diplomacy shaped by the war in Ukraine in the days before.
What happened in the war on 8 March 2022?
Posted: | Security
A retrospective on a day of sanctions, Western limits on military involvement, and continued shelling in Kharkiv.
Diplomacy and concessions on 8 March 2022
Posted: | Politics
A look back at a day when Kyiv signalled flexibility on NATO and the separatist regions as mediation efforts multiplied.
Why metal prices surged on 7 March 2022
Posted: | World
A look back at the day aluminium, nickel and copper hit record highs as markets weighed Russian supply risks.
What did 7 March 2022 show about the war?
Posted: | Security
A retrospective on a day of talks, claimed battlefield successes, a damaged research site and cautious moves by neighbouring states.
Mediation offers multiplied as the war entered its second week
Posted: | Politics
A look back at the diplomatic activity around Ukraine on 7 March 2022, as ceasefire proposals competed with threats and military strikes.
Why did metal prices surge on 7 March 2022?
Posted: | World
A look back at a day when aluminium, nickel, copper and palladium prices climbed as markets braced for Russian supply shortages.
Diplomacy and decrees: Europe on 7 March 2022
Posted: | Politics
A look back at a day of announced talks in Ankara, a Hungarian decree and the diplomatic activity that preceded them.
What did 6 March 2022 reveal about diplomacy?
Posted: | Opinion
A look back at a day of phone calls, mediation offers and continued strikes in the second week of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Why NATO refused a no-fly zone on 4 March 2022
Posted: | Security
A day of rejected appeals, seized assets and captured infrastructure showed how far allies would go, and where they would stop.
What did 4 March 2022 reveal about the war?
Posted: | Politics
A look back at a day of talk of negotiations, a rejected no-fly zone appeal and new wartime curbs on speech in Russia.
What Belarus's nuclear shift meant by 4 March 2022
Posted: | World
A look back at the Belarusian decision to drop non-nuclear status and at the reported strike on Izium, as the invasion entered its second week.
What happened in Ukraine on 4 March 2022?
Posted: | Security
A look back at a day of NATO's refusal on a no-fly zone, fighting around Mykolaiv and Enerhodar, and new sanctions and restrictions.
What happened on 3 March 2022, day eight
Posted: | Security
A look back at strikes on cities, a rising refugee toll and diplomatic moves on the eighth day of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Second round of talks opens as war continues
Posted: | Politics
A look back at the diplomatic and military developments reported around the start of the second round of Ukraine–Russia talks.
What happened on 3 March 2022 in Ukraine's war?
Posted: | Politics
A look back at a day of talks, demands for a Putin meeting, a ship sinking off Odesa and Moscow's vow to fight on.
Diplomacy, sanctions and EU bid on 2 March 2022
Posted: | Politics
A look back at how Kyiv's push for EU membership, ceasefire diplomacy and Western support unfolded in the days around 2 March 2022.
What happened on 2 March 2022 in Ukraine's war diplomacy
Posted: | Politics
A look back at the diplomatic, political and protest developments surrounding the second day of March 2022, as the invasion of Ukraine entered its second week.
Diplomacy and pressure on 2 March 2022
Posted: | Politics
A look back at the diplomatic, political and military signals that surrounded the war in Ukraine in the days up to 2 March 2022.
Diplomacy, EU bids and sanctions on 2 March 2022
Posted: | Politics
A look back at how Ukraine's membership bid, mediation offers, talks and growing sanctions shaped the political picture in the early days of the invasion.
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