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Transnistria's energy emergency, as of 12 January 2025
Posted: | World
A look back at the breakaway region's extended state of emergency after Russian gas supplies stopped.
Transnistria extends its energy emergency by a month
Posted: | World
A look back at the breakaway region's decision, reported on 10 January 2025, to prolong its state of emergency after Russian gas supplies stopped.
Two regional moves ahead of 10 January 2025
Posted: | Politics
A retrospective on Lithuania's police deployment to protect its Poland power link and US sanctions on a Hungarian minister, both reported in the days before 10 January 2025.
Baltic grid security and a US sanction on Hungary
Posted: | Politics
Two developments on the eve of 9 January 2025 involved Lithuania's power link with Poland and a Hungarian minister.
What the first week of January 2025 showed
Posted: | Security
Reports from the days before 9 January 2025 pointed to strikes on civilians, a journalist's death and a Russian vow of retaliation over ATACMS missiles.
Baltic grid split: Lithuanian premier acts after reported disruption attempts
Posted: | World
A look back at the security measures Vilnius took around its electricity connection with Poland ahead of the Baltic grid switch.
Early January reports: Kherson bus attack, journalist's death, ATACMS claim
Posted: | Security
A look back at reported strikes in Kherson and Donetsk Oblast and a Russian claim about ATACMS missiles in early January 2025.
Why Lithuania sent police to guard its Polish power link
Posted: | World
A look back at the security measures Vilnius ordered as the Baltic states prepared to leave the Russia- and Belarus-linked grid.
Kherson passenger bus hit by Russian drone on 6 January
Posted: | Security
A look back at a Russian drone attack on a civilian passenger bus in Kherson, reported on 6 January 2025.
Two reports on 7 January 2025, two stories
Posted: | Opinion
A retrospective on a day when a strike on a Kherson bus and US sanctions on a Hungarian minister framed Ukraine's neighbourhood.
Gazprom cuts gas to Moldova as Schengen expands
Posted: | World
A look back at three regional developments in energy and border policy reported in the first days of 2025.
Kherson bus strike and a week of escalation
Posted: | Security
A drone attack on a civilian bus in Kherson on 6 January 2025 came days after claims of ATACMS interceptions and a journalist's death in Donetsk Oblast.
Kherson bus strike and a war's widening claims
Posted: | Opinion
A retrospective on 6 January 2025, when a drone hit a civilian bus in Kherson while Moscow's threats over ATACMS missiles were still fresh.
Drones, missiles and retaliation threats in early January
Posted: | Security
A look back at the security picture around 6 January 2025, when a bus in Kherson was hit and Moscow vowed to retaliate over ATACMS launches.
Drone strike on Kherson bus, and ATACMS claims
Posted: | Security
A look back at 6 January 2025, when a Russian drone hit a civilian bus in Kherson, and at the preceding two days of strikes and claims.
What happened in Ukraine's war on 4 January 2025?
Posted: | Security
A look back at a Russian journalist's death in Donetsk Oblast and Moscow's claim about downed ATACMS missiles.
Why Kyiv ruled out elections under martial law
Posted: | Opinion
A look back at 3 January 2025, when Ukraine's president rejected a vote even if Moscow made it a condition for talks.
Mariupol veterans among prisoners freed in Emirati-brokered exchange
Posted: | Security
A look back at a prisoner exchange and an airline's flight suspensions in the days before 2 January 2025.
Prisoner swap and airline suspension marked the close of 2024
Posted: | Security
A look back at two developments in the days before 2 January 2025: a prisoner swap brokered by the UAE and an airline's suspension of Russian routes.
Gas cut-off and open borders on 1 January
Posted: | World
Two developments on the first day of 2025 affected Moldova, Transnistria, Bulgaria and Romania in very different ways.
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