The clash over reforms and Ukraine’s future
What will happen to Kyiv’s economy when the war ceases to be the main obstacle, whilst its consequences – labour shortages, destroyed infrastructure, the need for capital and security risks – remain?

What will happen to Kyiv’s economy when the war ceases to be the main obstacle, whilst its consequences – labour shortages, destroyed infrastructure, the need for capital and security risks – remain?
Website explains how to ring bells during Holy Week.
Beijing's interests in Central Asia grow
Message of Alexei II: "Now as never before the world has need of our common witness."
The Foundation 'Public Opinion' (Obshczestvennoe mnenie) reveals that favourable opinion of Catholic Church rose from 16 to 30 per cent in five years.
Letter of exhortation to pray for the coming Conclave and reflections on John Paul II'S pontificate.
Prayers and mourning for Pope's funeral throughout Asia
Messages of love and hope pour in from the Philippines, Indonesia, India, Iraq, East Timor, Russia and Australia.
Despite international concerns and strong US opposition, Russia and Iran sign nuclear-fuel agreement.
Texas court to decide whether it has jurisdiction or not
Russia, India, Japan, China and Europe are competing for Sakhalin's oil and gas, even using the environment as a card up their sleeves.
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