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The Latest Breaking News from Europe

Ange Postecoglou issues blunt Celtic Euro verdict as he gives title question short shrift

The Parkhead outfit failed to make an impact in the Arctic Circle as they were knocked out of the Conference League.

Daily Record

By invading Ukraine, Putin loses allies in eastern Europe

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has shocked the former Soviet satellite states of Central and Eastern Europe, drawing strong condemnation even from the region’s most pro-Kremlin politicians

The Independent UK

Chernobyl nuclear plant targeted as Russia invades Ukraine

Major gun battle breaks out between Russian and Ukrainian forces at stricken radioactive site with its status unclear.

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'Vladimir Putin is doing exactly what Hitler did when he invaded Poland in 1939'

Author Dr Robert Lyman says 2022 is the most dangerous year in Europe since the end of the Second World War. He says parallels between Vladimir Putin and Adolf Hitler are uncanny

Daily Mirror

What did Biden say today? Read the president’s full speech on Russia’s attack on Ukraine

Read the presidnet’s speech in full

The Independent UK

Shaking up Europe’s security architecture

An order that does not accommodate Russia’s concerns through genuine negotiation cannot be stable in the long term

The Hindu

Morning mail: Russia invades Ukraine, Morrison flags more sanctions, NT police ‘breach of trust’

Friday: Russia’s invasion could spark the biggest war in Europe since 1945, world leaders say. Plus: spithoods used in NT despite pledge to ban

The Guardian - AU

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Russian attempts to 'weaponise' energy may fast-track Europe's shift to renewables, after initial pain

Analysts warn that Europe faces potentially harsh economic pain in the short term if Russia chooses to use energy as leverage in its war on Ukraine.

ABC News

WW3 fears: Why many believe Russian-Ukraine crisis could start war to end all wars

Following the Russian invasion of Ukraine on land and via the air in the early hours of this morning, condemnation of the military action has been unanimous from the Western Nato allies

Daily Mirror

US President Joe Biden announces new sanctions against Russia and extra troops after Ukraine invasion

Joe Biden said more US soldiers will be sent to Germany to protect Europe from Vladimir Putin

Wales Online

How Russia Got Leverage Over Europe's Energy

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Reason

Airstrikes at dawn as Russia begins ‘war of aggression’ with Ukraine

Ukrainians react with defiance as Vladimir Putin launches biggest attack by one European state against another since second world war

The Guardian - UK

Biden announces sanctions and deploys extra troops to protect Europe from 'tyrant' Putin

US President Joe Biden slammed "aggressor" Vladimir Putin as Moscow's forces launch brutal attack on Ukraine via land, sea and air

Daily Mirror

The Guardian view on Putin’s war in Ukraine: a bleak new beginning

Editorial: The unprovoked Russian invasion is a disaster for the country; it also unleashes a new age of fear and uncertainty across Europe

The Guardian - UK

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Manchester Evening News

Ukraine loses control of Chernobyl as officials warn they 'can't be sure' if nuclear plant site is safe

The highly radioactive sight has now been confirmed to be under Russian control

Reuters

Lithuania president says Ukraine needs EU help: "Tomorrow might be too late"

Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda said on Thursday the European Union should slap the harshest-possible sanctions on Russia and give Ukraine "a much more visible and transparent road to membership" in the 27-nation bloc.

Wales Online

Russian troops seize Chernobyl as staff taken hostage at nuclear site

'It is impossible to say that the Chernobyl nuclear power plant is safe'

Los Angeles Times

As Russia unleashes war in Ukraine, world leaders condemn attack

LONDON — As explosions battered Ukraine on Thursday, grim-faced world leaders decried Russian President Vladimir Putin’s decision to launch an unprovoked military invasion on a continent that many thought had long ago shaken off the scourge of war.

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The Guardian - UK

Kyiv furious as EU fails to block Russia from Swift payment system

Ukraine foreign minister voices anger as EU leaders decide against blocking Russia from international payments system

The Independent UK

Ukraine invasion ‘puts zero-carbon rocket boosters’ on need to transition to clean energy

Russian aggression and cost-of-living crisis must herald end of fossil fuel era in Europe, experts say

Daily Mirror

Why Vladimir Putin invaded Ukraine now, where Russia may go next and will UK get dragged in

Vladimir Putin is obsessed with returning Russia to its former Soviet glory, or something resembling it. Here is all you need to know after the Russian President announced an invasion of Ukraine

The Independent UK

White House ‘outraged by credible reports’ Russian forces have taken hostages inside Chernobyl power plant

Vladimir Putin launched a full-scale assault against Ukraine earlier on Thursday

The Guardian - UK

Putin’s attack on Ukraine isn’t just about Europe. We must rally the world against this act of war

Global opposition needs to show aspiring despots that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is a mistake on a historic scale, says shadow foreign secretary David Lammy

The Guardian - US

Biden’s Russia warnings come to pass – what does the US president do now?

Inflation is rising, the Republicans are resurgent – and the increasingly embattled president now has a foreign policy crisis to deal with

Reuters

Scholz says West must ensure Ukraine conflict does not spread

The West will deploy all resources available to ensure that the conflict in Ukraine does not spread to other countries in Europe, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said in a televised address to the nation on Thursday.

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