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Scott Arfield roars Rangers will give Red Star the Borussia Dortmund treatment despite 'top, top team' assessment

No-one is taking the former European Cup winners lightly but confidence is high at Ibrox

Daily Record

Europe urges fast action on Ukrainian nuclear plants’ safety

The European Union called for rapid intervention by the International Atomic Energy Agency amid growing concern about the safety of Ukraine’s nuclear plants, two of which have been seized by invading Russian forces.

Tribune News Service

Tesla Gets Approval to Start EV Production in Germany

Tesla Inc. has secured local approvals in Germany to formally begin electric-vehicle productions at its new plant outside Berlin, a key pillar of chief executive Elon Musk's push to rapidly boost output and sales.

Bangkok Post

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Latest Ukraine updates: UN urges safe passage for civilians

Russia-Ukraine news from March 7: Kyiv says Russian shelling is preventing evacuation of civilians and delivery of aid.

Al Jazeera

Russia's ripple effect

As the world watched Russia shell Ukraine the past week, the global community is responding to the invasion with a wide range of sanctions against Vladimir Putin's invasion.

Bangkok Post

Denmark to hold referendum on joining EU's common defense

Denmark will hold a referendum in June because of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine on whether to join the European Union’s defense pact and scrap the Nordic country’s 30-year-old opt-out from the bloc’s common security and defense policies

The Independent UK

US says Russian oil import ban on the table in talks with EU

The U.S. and its European allies are discussing a possible ban of Russian oil imports to tighten the economic squeeze on President Vladimir Putin over the war in Ukraine, Secretary of State Antony Blinken said.

Tribune News Service

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Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba: 'Russia is indiscriminately killing civilians'

Ukraine's Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba has said that the success of negotiations depends on Russia approaching them with good faith without dictating ultimatums. He spoke with France 24's Marc Perelman about the situation in the cities of Mariupol and Odessa, the negotiations that will take place on Monday and what…

France 24

U.S., European allies discuss banning imports of Russian oil

The United States and European allies are exploring banning imports of Russian oil, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said on Sunday, and the White House coordinated with key Congressional committees moving forward with their own ban.

Reuters

Ukraine exodus is fastest-growing refugee crisis in Europe since WWII, UN says

Over 1.5 million refugees have fled Ukraine since Russia began its unprovoked invasion.

Axios

Russian and Ukrainian weapons compete at Saudi defence show

As the tragic reality of war unfolds in eastern Europe, visitors to a defence show in Saudi Arabia were met with the surreal sight of seeing the latest Ukrainian and Russian military hardware competing for attention in pristine exhibition halls.

Reuters

EXPLAINER: What is the US doing to help Ukraine refugees?

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has set off the largest mass migration in Europe in decades, with more than 1.5 million people having crossed from Ukraine into neighboring countries

The Independent UK

Scotland must stick with renewables despite energy security fears, insists Anas Sarwar

The Scottish Labour leader said the transition towards renewable energy should continue as Europe reconsiders its reliance on Russian gas.

Daily Record

'I had never left Ukraine before', refugees seek family, friends abroad

Kateryna's parents woke her at 5 a.m., told her to pack her documents and phone and flee from their home in Dnipro in eastern Ukraine to relatives in Poland.

Reuters

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Ukraine exodus is fastest growing refugee crisis in Europe since WW2 - UNHCR chief

More than 1.5 million refugees from Ukraine have crossed into neighbouring countries in the space of 10 days, the fastest growing refugee crisis in Europe since World War Two, UN High Commissioner for Refugees Filippo Grandi said on Sunday.

The Independent UK

More than 1.5 million flee Ukraine in Europe’s fastest-growing refugee crisis since Second World War

UN refugee agency chief says a million people fled the country in the first seven days of Russia’s invasion

Reuters

Southern Europe grapples with changing face of tourism

By Karolina Tagaris

The Guardian - UK

The people of Ukraine need our solidarity. But not just because they’re ‘like us’

The outpouring of sympathy and help for Ukrainian refugees has prompted debate about European attitudes to identity and ethnicity

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Asharq Al-Awsat

Russian War in World’s ‘Breadbasket’ Threatens Food Supply

The Russian tanks and missiles besieging Ukraine also are threatening the food supply and livelihoods of people in Europe, Africa and Asia who rely on the vast, fertile farmlands of the Black Sea region — known as the “breadbasket of the world.” Ukrainian farmers have been forced to neglect their…

The Guardian - UK

History replays like a half-forgotten song, but once we remember, it’s far too late

The west fell asleep on Cold War sentry duty and thought Putin couldn’t be serious, but he was. The question remains, is Nato?

The Guardian - UK

Soaring gas prices are a cost of Russia’s war – and Britain can’t avoid them

Consumers in the UK are going to have to come to terms with a lengthy period of rising energy bills

The Independent UK

Russian war in world's 'breadbasket' threatens food supply

Los Angeles Times

Increasingly isolated, Putin finds a few allies in Latin America

MEXICO CITY — Facing condemnation from most of the world and stiff sanctions from Europe and the United States, Russia appears increasingly isolated as its president presses on with his invasion of Ukraine.

Tribune News Service

Brace for more Russian plot twists, geopolitical strategist says

When assessing what a political leader is going to do, Marko Papic doesn’t give much weight to the person’s desires. Rather, he looks at what he calls “material constraints.” In other words, what factors will limit the leader’s ability to get what he or she wants.

Los Angeles Times

Cease-fire in 2 southern Ukrainian cities falls apart, stalling evacuations

KYIV, Ukraine — Russia’s invasion of Ukraine entered its 10th day on Saturday with a cease-fire quickly falling apart in two besieged southern cities and Russian President Vladimir Putin warning that any no-fly zone imposed over Ukrainian skies “would bring catastrophic results not only to Europe, but to the whole…

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