Danish PM: India should influence Russia to stop Ukraine war

Denmark’s Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen urged Narendra Modi, to try to influence Russia to end the war in Ukraine.

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One more Nepali died in the Russia-Ukraine war

One more Nepali has died in the Russia-Ukraine war. The post One more Nepali died in the Russia-Ukraine war appeared first on OnlineKhabar English News.

Sonu Sunar of Pyuthan dies in the Russia-Ukraine War

A resident of Pyuthan Municipality, ward number 4 Khathewar, Sonu Sunar, has died in the Russia-Ukraine war. The post Sonu Sunar of Pyuthan dies in the Russia-Ukraine War appeared first on OnlineKhabar English News.

Russia-Ukraine war disrupted the supply system: President Paudel

KATHMANDU, May 19: President Ramchandra Paudel has said that the country's economy is facing problems due to the Russia-Ukraine war. While presenting the policy and program for the next financial year in the House of Representatives today, he said that the country's economy has suffered due to the Russia-Ukra

The reason Russia removed its top commander for Ukraine war

MOSCOW, Jan. 12: Russian President Vladimir Putin has dismissed the top commander of Russia in Ukraine, Sergei Surovikhin. He was appointed to Ukraine only three months ago. Now Chief of General Staff Valery Gerasimov will lead this "special military operation". General Gerasimov has

How is Russia-Ukraine war affecting Nepal’s Tourism industry?

The Russia-Ukraine war may be having a negative impact on Nepal’s tourism industry.

Know China’s position on the Russia-Ukraine war

KATHMANDU, March 28: China has maintained that it stands for peace and opposes war adding that the situation in Ukraine is not what the country wanted to witness. President Xi Jinping of the People's Republic of China, has also called for a proper settlement of the Ukraine crisis and supports Russia and Ukraine in having dialogues and negotiations, according to the International Department of the CPC Central Committee. Besides, China has also put forward a six-point initiative on the humanitarian situation in Ukraine. Likewise, President Xi also stressed a need to have dialogue between the US, NATO and Russia and ease the security concerns of both Russia and Ukraine.  Similarly, China also believes that sweeping and indiscriminate sanctions would only make the people suffer and further escalation would trigger serious crises in the global economy, trade, finance, energy and food. “The loss will be irrevocable.”  According to President Xi, dialogue and negotiation avoiding human crises is the topmost priority at this hour of the crisis. “Besides, both the countries must create a room for a political settlement of the dispute.” Also, China maintains that the major countries should respect each other, reject the Cold War mentality and refrain from bloc confrontation. Similarly, President Xi Jinping had a video call with US President Joe Biden at the request of the latter recently. The two Presidents had a candid and in-depth exchange of views on China-US relations, the situation in Ukraine, and other issues of mutual interest, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People's Republic of China. Six-point initiative proposed by China to prevent a massive humanitarian crisis 1) make sure that humanitarian operations abide by the principles of neutrality and impartiality, and avoid politicizing humanitarian issues 2) give full attention to the displaced persons in and from Ukraine, and provide them with proper shelter 3) ensure the protection of civilians, and prevent secondary humanitarian disasters in Ukraine 4) Fourth, provide for safe and smooth humanitarian aid activities, including providing rapid, safe and unimpeded humanitarian access 5) provide for the safety of foreign nationals in Ukraine, allow them safe departure and help them return to their home countries 6) support the UN’s coordinating role in channeling humanitarian aid and the work of the UN Crisis Coordinator for Ukraine.

Russia-Ukraine war: Day 13

The stark images captured on the 13th day of Russia’s war on Ukraine show the enormous toll the assault has taken on the country’s people and infrastructure.