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Ukraine-Russia crisis: Nato sending more fighter jets and ships to eastern Europe as war fears grow

The US and UK have begun moving personnel from their Kiev embassies

The Independent UK

Europe could be headed for Covid-19 pandemic ‘endgame’, says WHO

The Covid-19 pandemic is heading towards its “endgame” in Europe due to the milder Omicron variant, according to the World Health Organisation’s Europe director.

Evening Standard

Western diplomats meet Afghan activists amid Taliban talks

Western diplomats are meeting with Afghan women’s rights activists and human rights defenders in Oslo ahead of the first official talks with the Taliban in Europe since they took over control of Afghanistan in August

The Independent UK

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Objects of affection: The things that refugees hold close

As people battle freezing temperatures at a makeshift camp in France, a scooter, football or necklace bring hope.

Al Jazeera

WHO says Covid should not be treated like the flu

The global health body said the virus is still ‘very nasty’.

The Independent UK

EU set for show of unity as Russia invasion fears mount

European Union foreign ministers are aiming to put on a fresh display of resolve and unity in support of Ukraine,

The Independent UK

Airlines demand government rules out border closures in response to future variants of concern

‘Complicated, costly and unstable travel rules have seen UK passenger numbers recover slower than our European neighbours,’ say airline CEOs

The Independent UK

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Stock markets and bitcoin fall amid Ukraine worries and US interest rate rise fears – as it happened

Worries over Ukraine tensions and prospect of US interest rate rises hits stocks, wiping out FTSE 100’s early 2022 gains, before a late recovery on Wall Street

The Guardian - UK

EU urges Russia to de-escalate, threatens 'massive' sanctions

The European Union called on Russia on Monday to defuse tensions over Ukraine and reaffirmed that Moscow would face "massive" consequences if it attacked its neighbour.

Reuters

What does Australia’s removal from the European Council’s travel ‘white list’ mean?

Australia no longer recommended as a country from which travel restrictions should be lifted. What’s behind the decision and what will change?

The Guardian - AU

Sycamore stunner: how the crumpet-shaped House of Music swallowed a forest

Budapest’s £67m new museum doesn’t just nestle among trees – they grow through it. But is Sou Fujimoto’s ravishing creation just another cultural bauble for repressive leader Viktor Orbán?

The Guardian - UK

Testing for fully vaccinated travellers to UK to be scrapped; new vaccine pass rules in France – as it happened

UK transport secretary says testing rules for travellers into country will change from 4am on 11 February; new France rules come into force

The Guardian - UK

Putin could burst Xi’s Olympic dream with a war in Ukraine

As the U.S. and Europe mount increasingly frantic efforts to deter Russia from any invasion of Ukraine, it’s Chinese President Xi Jinping who may have the biggest influence on Vladimir Putin’s timetable.

Tribune News Service

The 'blunders' that helped torture chamber sadist cheat justice for 16 years

New information has come to light about high profile murder investigation and manhunt

Liverpool Echo

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Malcolm Troup obituary

Other lives: Brilliant pianist and musicologist who co-founded the Beethoven Piano Society of Europe

France 24

‘We’re at war’: The ‘Lithuanian Elves’ who take on Russian trolls online

For "Hawk", Russia declared war against Europe already seven years ago, when it first threatened Ukraine and invaded and annexed the Crimean peninsula. Since then, the war never really ended, at least not online. In Lithuania, Russia’s neighbour and the first Soviet republic to declare its independence from the bloc…

Reuters

Germany urges 'prudence' in potential sanctions against Russia over Ukraine

Germany's leader has urged Europe and the United States to think carefully when considering sanctions against Russia for any aggression against Ukraine in a crisis pitting Berlin's main gas supplier against its biggest security allies.

Daily Mirror

Renato Sanches tells Arsenal "I'm ready" in latest transfer update

Arsenal are among those keen on midfielder Renato Sanches, who has shunned a new contract at Lille, with the Portugal star open to a move to a major European side

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Manchester Evening News

Julian Alvarez has already shown preference for Man City as transfer race hots up

Manchester City have joined the race for the River Plate star, who is attracted plenty of interest from Europe's top clubs.

Reuters

Pope calls for an international day of "prayer for peace" over Ukraine crisis

Pope Francis on Sunday called for an international day of "prayer for peace" on January 26 to stop the Ukraine crisis from worsening, saying the tensions were threatening the security of Europe and risking vast repercussions.

The Independent UK

US intelligence says Russia planning false flag operation to justify Ukraine invasion

‘We saw this playbook before, including the widespread effort to push out misinformation, not just in Europe but around the global community’

The Independent UK

Why would Russia invade Ukraine?

Nato is sending more fighter jets and ships to eastern Europe amid growing tensions

Asharq Al-Awsat

Where Ukraine’s Sunflowers Once Sprouted, Fears Now Grow

On a warm spring day in Ukraine 26 years ago, three men smiled for cameras as they planted symbolic sunflower seedlings in freshly tilled earth where Soviet nuclear missiles had once stood ready. That placid scene was, briefly, a launchpad for hope that the demise of the Soviet Union would…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Migrants at Hungary Border Become Part of Election Campaign

A group of migrants huddles beside a small, smoky fire inside an abandoned building in northern Serbia, the last moments of warmth before they set out into the driving snow toward the razor wire, cameras and sensors of Hungary's electrified border fence. A few hours later, they return, their efforts…

Asharq Al-Awsat

UNESCO Lists Viking-Era Wooden Sailboats on Heritage List

For thousands of years, wooden sailboats allowed the peoples of Northern Europe to spread trade, influence and sometimes war across seas and continents. In December, the UN’s culture agency added Nordic “clinker boats" to its list of traditions that represent the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.

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