Danny Eberhard

Yes, now obviously this is tied in with the wider issue of bilateral talks that the US is conducting with Russia about bringing an end to Ukraine. That's unnerved Ukraine very deeply, it's unnerved European leaders. But it seems that President Trump is approaching the whole war in Ukraine with a very much more transactional approach. And right from the beginning of the talks...

Yes, now obviously this is tied in with the wider issue of bilateral talks that the US is conducting with Russia about bringing an end to Ukraine. That's unnerved Ukraine very deeply, it's unnerved European leaders. But it seems that President Trump is approaching the whole war in Ukraine with a very much more transactional approach. And right from the beginning of the talks...

He made concessions to Russia on a number of issues, or his officials did. And he raised the prospect of great economic cooperation in the future. So what Russia is doing is saying, yes, we have these minerals. Let's solve the Ukraine crisis, as they call it. They don't refer to it as a war. Let's do that first.

He made concessions to Russia on a number of issues, or his officials did. And he raised the prospect of great economic cooperation in the future. So what Russia is doing is saying, yes, we have these minerals. Let's solve the Ukraine crisis, as they call it. They don't refer to it as a war. Let's do that first.

And obviously what we're seeing in the broader picture, it seems, is that there's a shift away from issues of international rules-based order, some of the moral positions about why people have to oppose Russian aggression in Ukraine. And there seems to be developing some sort of scramble for resources in a post-conflict environment.

And obviously what we're seeing in the broader picture, it seems, is that there's a shift away from issues of international rules-based order, some of the moral positions about why people have to oppose Russian aggression in Ukraine. And there seems to be developing some sort of scramble for resources in a post-conflict environment.

In order to limit dangerous global warming, the UN's Paris Climate Accord relies on nations drawing up, and then acting on, plans to cut emissions. Only a tiny fraction of countries are hitting key deadlines. Scientists warn, too, that even some of their plans aren't compatible with keeping temperature rises to 1.5 degrees.

In order to limit dangerous global warming, the UN's Paris Climate Accord relies on nations drawing up, and then acting on, plans to cut emissions. Only a tiny fraction of countries are hitting key deadlines. Scientists warn, too, that even some of their plans aren't compatible with keeping temperature rises to 1.5 degrees.

That's seen as critical to help limit ever more extreme impacts on humans and the natural world. Scientists calculate it as an average over a 20-year period, but 2024 was the first single year when temperatures exceeded that figure.

That's seen as critical to help limit ever more extreme impacts on humans and the natural world. Scientists calculate it as an average over a 20-year period, but 2024 was the first single year when temperatures exceeded that figure.

Two new scientific studies have warned how close we might be to breaching that limit, even when projected over the longer scale, without urgent, drastic emissions cuts.

Two new scientific studies have warned how close we might be to breaching that limit, even when projected over the longer scale, without urgent, drastic emissions cuts.

What we know, or according to the Ukrainian military at least, is that there were only civilians sheltering in the building. The Ukrainian military claims that Russia knows that there were only civilians sheltering in the building as well. And one Ukrainian military spokesperson has said 95 people are trapped under the rubble.

What we know, or according to the Ukrainian military at least, is that there were only civilians sheltering in the building. The Ukrainian military claims that Russia knows that there were only civilians sheltering in the building as well. And one Ukrainian military spokesperson has said 95 people are trapped under the rubble.

that there are rescue efforts to try to get them out of the rubble and that groaning and screaming can be heard. Now, the accounts obviously have not been independently verified. So we have seen some pictures, some video and some stills images posted by the Ukrainian military and by President Zelenskyy. It appears to be a school that we can see in Suja, but that has not been absolutely confirmed.

that there are rescue efforts to try to get them out of the rubble and that groaning and screaming can be heard. Now, the accounts obviously have not been independently verified. So we have seen some pictures, some video and some stills images posted by the Ukrainian military and by President Zelenskyy. It appears to be a school that we can see in Suja, but that has not been absolutely confirmed.

It's certainly a possible candidate. So there's some evidence, but as we speak at the moment, not enough to be conclusive.

It's certainly a possible candidate. So there's some evidence, but as we speak at the moment, not enough to be conclusive.

Buildings such as barracks can be used, obviously, for military purposes as well. We know that there is fighting very close to Suja. Suja has been very badly hit in the fighting, and we know that Russia uses guided bombs to target Ukrainian positions. There is at least one pro-Russian military blog that talks of this being actually a strike by Ukraine.

Buildings such as barracks can be used, obviously, for military purposes as well. We know that there is fighting very close to Suja. Suja has been very badly hit in the fighting, and we know that Russia uses guided bombs to target Ukrainian positions. There is at least one pro-Russian military blog that talks of this being actually a strike by Ukraine.