As war in Ukraine continues to take its toll on European economies, causing record inflation and an energy crisis, economists say the risks of Europe backsliding into recession are growing after a big jump in gas prices.

Serious disruptions across the UK as protesters target motorways in demonstrations over rising fuel prices, calling for cuts in fuel tax.

Turkey's annual inflation rate jumped to a 24-year high of 78.62% in June, data shows, just above forecast, driven by the impact of the Ukraine war, soaring commodity prices and a slide in the lira since a December crisis.

As Russia continues to make gains in Donbas, Johnny miller travels to the frontline city of Gorlovka which is hoping soon to be at peace.

The US Treasury Department announces the transfer of $1.3 billion in economic aid to Ukraine.

The Russian squeeze of the energy supplies has prompted the Europeans to scamper for new alternatives, and their attention is increasingly shifting to Iran.

This episode looks at how Ukraine is losing the war even if the US and allies have imposed more sanctions on Russia and given Ukraine immense military aid.

The World Food Program says it is suspending humanitarian aid to Yemen due to lack of funding and disruptions in food supplies rooted in the war in Ukraine.

Ukrainian troops have “almost left” the town of Sievierodonetsk, its mayor says.

This episode looks at the BRICS significance of this alliance amidst the Ukraine war, China-US tensions, and rising energy and food prices.