Ukraine-Russia war - live: North Korea's Kim Jong-un reaches Russia in armoured train for meeting with Putin

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58% : Shweta Sharma reports:G20 summit ends with no 'family photo' and criticism of watered-down declarationMonday 11 September 2023 08:41 , Matt MathersVolodymyr Zelensky has paid tribute to aid workers after a Russian anti-tank missile struck a volunteer van in Donetsk yesterday.
56% : The Yegor Gaidar Institute for Economic Policy found that Russia's industry shortage of workers reached a new high of 42% for July 2023, 7% higher from April 2023," the MoD said.
53% : "And now we are preparing to take a decision on opening EU accession talks.
51% : And on our firm support for Ukraine on its path towards the European Union."Despite Russia's invasion, Ukraine is trying to carry out reforms requested by the EU before it can join the 28-country bloc, a process that usually takes years.
49% : Ukraine can "rely on us and on our understanding of EU enlargement as a necessary geopolitical consequence of Russia's war," said Baerbock upon arrival, according to a statement.
48% : "Just as Ukraine is standing up for us, it can also rely on us and on our understanding of EU enlargement as a necessary geopolitical consequence of Russia's war.
44% : On 4 September 2023, President Putin signed a decree to increase the exemption age of military recruitment for IT professionals from 27 to 30.""This shows that mobilisation and conscription within Russia has worsened non-defence workforce shortages.

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