Ukraine Crisis

Arrest warrant issued for Vladimir Putin due to war in Ukraine

Arrest warrant issued for Vladimir Putin due to war in Ukraine
The International Criminal Court has issued an arrest warrant for Russian President Putin for war crimes because of his alleged involvement in abductions of children from Ukraine.

'Insensitive' Yousaf asks Ukrainian refugees: Where are all the men?

SNP LEADERSHIP 'Ignorant' Yousaf asks Ukrainian refugees: Where are all the men?

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Is the operation of Lothian Buses a template for the rest of the country?

Letters Reductions in bus and rail services will make a mockery of car usage target

Should Vladimir Putin be allowed to keep control of the territories his Russian troops have annexed?

LETTERS History shows that we must not allow Putin to keep his ill-gotten gains

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A damaged bust of Vladimir Lenin lies in the street in the town of Lyman last week. Lyman is strategically important in the battle for the Donbas region.

Letters Donbas is not worth Armageddon – we must have peace negotiations

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Ukraine conflict anniversary protest in Glasgow

In pictures 'You will never fade from our hearts': Glasgow marks one year on from Ukraine war

Sofia Kyrychenko, 21, and Dmytro Nguien, 24, have come to Glasgow to join the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland.

How young Ukrainians hope Scottish experience will help them rebuild homeland

Vladimir Putin lays flowers near the Kremlin Wall on Russia’s Defender of the Fatherland Day yesterday – the eve of the first anniversary of the invasion of Ukraine

Letters Determination to seek Russia's humiliating defeat could end in catastrophe

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Scots fall silent in show of solidarity with Ukraine

Scots fall silent in show of solidarity with Ukraine

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Certain Scots will excuse Putin's acts of aggression toward Ukraine without considering the full gravity and devastation of his actions

Opinion Neil Mackay: Putin’s useful Scottish idiots fail to grasp reality of his terrible war

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Vladimir Putin addresses Ukraine war in Russian state of the union address

Vladimir Putin addresses Ukraine war in Russian state of the union address

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There has been some opposition to Kate Forbes' candidacy for the post of First Minister because of her religious views

Letters A government that promotes goodness could boost indy case

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President Volodymyr Zelensky welcoming Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer to Kyiv.

Keir Starmer visits Ukraine to pledge 'unwavering' support if he becomes PM

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Russia flies nuclear bombers over sea north of Scotland

Russia flies nuclear bombers over sea north of Scotland

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Edinburgh to mark one year since invasion of Ukraine in show of 'solidarity'

Edinburgh to mark one year since invasion of Ukraine in show of 'solidarity'

Exclusive Firm funded by Scottish taxes sent equipment to Russia after Ukraine invasion

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The Wagner Group, Putin's Chef and another UK Government scandal

The Wagner Group, Putin's Chef and another UK Government scandal

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First Minister Nicola Sturgeon picture at a Scottish Government press conference earlier this week

Letters Is there no end to the hypocrisy of Nicola Sturgeon?

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A relative of a couple who died under the rubble after Russia hit their apartment block with a missile, mourns by the coffins during a funeral service in Dnipro, Ukraine. Britain is promising to send tanks to help the country fight back

Letters Give Ukraine tanks, but attach strings to the deal that give Putin a way out

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Two-year old Oleksandra Kuleshyna with her father Igor Kuleshyn, from the Freedom Ballet of Ukraine, alongside MS Victoria in the Port of Leith, Edinburgh.

Scottish Government to end contract for cruise ship used to house Ukrainians

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Nailya Asker-Zade takes a selfie with Elon Musk after the World Cup final match between Argentina and France in Lusail City, Qatar Picture: Dan Mullan/Getty

The Big Read: The Russian TV ‘stars’ who are peddling propaganda

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How best can we resolve the problems of our beleaguered health service?

Letters: It's time to set up a UK-wide task force for the NHS

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The Russian nuclear submarine Yuri Dolgorukiy seen during a Navy Day Military parade in Severomorsk

Letters Welcome to a new year where UK banks are funding the race towards extinction

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Unit commander Hummer in Ukraine: The People's Fight

Alison Rowat's TV TV: 'There's a gap in the property show market for a less highfalutin Grand Designs'

Should arguments for or against abortion be aired by interest groups in schools?

Letters Anti-abortion rhetoric is not pro-life. Keep it out of schools

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Svitlana Oliinyk dressing the tree ahead of the opening of the Ukrainian Cultural Centre in Clarkston.

Exclusive Hub opens to support displaced Ukrainians ahead of first Christmas in Scotland

Nicola Sturgeon speaking at First Minister's Questions today announced a new drive to recruit hosts to accommodate Ukrainian refugees.

New drive to recruit hosts for Ukrainians as thousands stuck on cruise ships

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Three former Sea King helicopters will be provided to Kyiv

Britain sending helicopters to Ukraine ‘for first time’ since war began

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Is dualling the A9 really essential to reduce the number of accidents there?

Letters We wouldn't need to waste fortunes on road upgrades if we drove by the rules

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Rishi Sunak visits Ukraine for first time as Prime Minister meets with Zelenskyy

Rishi Sunak visits Ukraine for first time as Prime Minister meets with Zelenskyy

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Prime Minister Rishi Sunak

Rishi Sunak: “Unlikely” Russia fired a missile that killed two in Poland

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A Russian missile has struck Poland

Russian missile hits NATO member Poland killing two, US official says

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Scottish 'super sponsor scheme' for Ukrainian refugees to stay closed

Scottish 'super sponsor scheme' for Ukrainian refugees to stay closed

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Sir Keir Starmer is planning to visit Scotland later this week as a part of a new Labour offensive. Picture: Belinda Jiao/PA Wire

Letters Starmer is wasting his time: Labour's ship has sailed

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The attack comes two days after Russia accused Ukraine of a drone attack against Russia’s Black Sea Fleet off the coast of the Crimean peninsula

Barrage of Russian strikes hits key infrastructure in Ukraine

War has severely disrupted the world supply of grain, as evidenced in microcosm by this attack in on a farm in Cherkaska Lozova on the outskirts of Kharkiv. (AP Photo/Bernat Armangue)

Letters: We must have compromise in Ukraine or millions more will starve to death

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Russian jet 'released weapon' near British aircraft says MoD chief

Russian jet 'released weapon' near British aircraft says MoD chief

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Several loud explosions have rocked the centre of the Ukrainian capital

Central Kyiv rocked by explosions as Russia continues strikes across Ukraine

The SNP would be wise to amend their Trident removal policy in the face of Putin's nuclear capabilities

Neil Mackay Why Scotland needs to hold fire on the removal of Trident

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Should we throw out the first past the post voting system in future General Elections?

Letters: The introduction of PR would pose very real dangers

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Missile strikes hit Kyiv as Ukrainian capital comes under Russian fire

Missile strikes hit Kyiv as Ukrainian capital comes under Russian fire

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The National Anti-Terrorism Committee said the bomb set alight seven railway carriages carrying fuel

Russian bridge to Crimea in partial collapse after truck bombing

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Moscow is preparing to annex the four areas of Luhansk, Donetsk, Kherson and Zaporizhzhia.

Putin's 'illegal' plans to annexe Ukrainian regions condemned

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The announcement by the Russian leader comes as the war in Ukraine approaches the seven-month mark

Putin announces partial mobilisation for Russian citizens

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Nicola Sturgeon and Social Justice Secretary Shona Robison

Anger as 'confused' SNP response to Ukrainian refugees hits other services

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Craig Mackintosh, from Thetford, Norfolk, was killed ‘in the line of duty’ while helping others in Ukraine, his sister said

British national killed in action while volunteering as medic in Ukraine

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SNP Refugees Settlement Minister Neil Gray

Ukrainian refugees urged to exit Central Belt as resettlement interest drops

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International Atomic Energy Agency Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi discusses Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in Ukraine at a press conference in Vienna in March this year. The situation has worsened in recent days

Letters: We must never forget the risks nuclear stations pose to us all in conflict situations

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A crater from a Russian rocket attack last Friday night in Kramatorsk, Donetsk province, which is the focus of the Russian offensive to capture eastern Ukraine's Donbas region. Could Putin be prepared to go nuclear to achieve his aims?

Iain Macwhirter: Europe faces a nuclear winter as Putin prepares to ramp up his war

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The MS Victoria, which is docked in Edinburgh.

Updated Refugee cruise ship berthed in Glasgow operational by next month

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The Razoni cargo ship, under the flag of Sierra Leone, with 26,000 tons of the Ukrainian corn aboard, leaves the port in Odesa region, Ukraine.

First grain ship leaves Ukrainian Black Sea port after deal

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Russia bans series of Scottish politicians over their stance on war in Ukraine

Russia bans series of Scottish politicians over their stance on war in Ukraine

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Ukraine exports grain which is vital to millions of people in Africa, parts of the Middle East and South Asia, who are already facing food shortages and, in some cases, famine.

Safety concerns stunt rush to export grain from Ukraine after Black Sea deal

Odesa was targeted by Russia shells earlier this month (Nina Lyashonok/AP)

Russian missiles target Odesa hours after deal to allow grain exports from port

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