Ukraine’s masterful artworks go on display at Madrid museumĭozens of modern artworks removed from Kyiv to protect them from Russian strikes that have already done huge damage to Ukraine’s cultural heritage went on display at a Madrid museum on Tuesday. 'The Kremlin is likely acting pre-emptively to prevent greater domestic dissent as the conflict remains unresolved and increasingly impacts Russians’ everyday lives.'

This continues a trend since Putin returned to the presidency in 2012, but which has dramatically accelerated since the invasion of Ukraine. 'The new laws will further extend the repressive powers available to the Russian state. 'The Ministry of Justice will also have the power to publish the personal details and addresses of designated ‘foreign agents’, almost certainly placing them at risk of harassment. The amendments will extend the definition to those which are merely under undefined ‘influence or pressure’ of foreign actors. 'The 2012 law defined ‘foreign agents’ as individuals or organisations who have received financial support from abroad. The new measures are scheduled to come into force on 01 December 2022.

The statement reads: 'In July 2022, Russian President Vladimir Putin approved amendments to the 2012 ‘Foreign Agents Law’, which has been widely used to repress opponents of the regime. Putin extends powers to crush opposition voicesĪccording to the latest intel released by the British Ministry of Defence, Putin has pushed through legislation giving him greater powers to crush opposition in Russia. Together we will never back down, together we will be strong, together we will protect Ukraine and the freedoms we all cherish so much.” “With your help, we will secure our freedom. “We know they will never let us down as we fight to win this war. They give weapons for our battle, kit to keep us warm and friendship to restore our spirits. “The UK is one of our most steadfast allies. “But we know our friends will always be there to help see us through. “The Ukrainian people face bombing in the day and blackouts at night. “For our sovereignty, for our self determination and for the foundations of a stable international order we are all fighting to restore. I believe we should stand up for the fundamental rights that matter so much to us all. In the clip, Ukrainian voices say: “I believe in freedom.

On Sunday, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak shared a message of support for the people of Ukraine as they continue to battle Putin’s invasion. Rishi Sunak shares message of support for the people of Ukraine

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