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 Manchester Evening News · Feb 24, 2022
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. Reuters · Feb 24, 2022
Russian troops seize Chernobyl as staff taken hostage at nuclear site 'It is impossible to say that the Chernobyl nuclear power plant is safe' Wales Online · Feb 24, 2022
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. Los Angeles Times · Feb 24, 2022
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 Guardian - UK · Feb 24, 2022
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 The Independent UK · Feb 24, 2022
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 Daily Mirror · Feb 24, 2022
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 Independent UK · Feb 24, 2022
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 - UK · Feb 24, 2022
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 The Guardian - US · Feb 24, 2022
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. Reuters · Feb 24, 2022
MG 4 Electric Hatchback Teased Ahead Of Q4 2022 Reveal This new MG electric hatchback is designed with Europeans in mind, hinting that it will be more than previous SAIC rebadges. InsideEVs · Feb 24, 2022
Russia Ukraine war: Putin's troops seize Chernobyl and take staff hostage Ukraine has lost control of the former nuclear power plant at Chernobyl after a fierce ground assault by Russian troops ended in a Moscow victory, with workers taken hostage Daily Mirror · Feb 24, 2022
Five essential commodities that will be hit by war in Ukraine The war in Ukraine is threatening further disruption to already stretched supply chains. Ukraine and Russia may only account for a small proportion of the imports of major manufacturing nations like Germany and the US, but they are essential suppliers of raw materials and energy for many crucial supply chains. The Conversation · Feb 24, 2022
Salon · Feb 24, 2022 Europe’s next climate challenge Europe faces a balancing act: keeping the heat on while promising to eliminate natural gas entirely
Reuters · Feb 24, 2022 U.S. says Iranian 'MuddyWater' cyber actors targeting various sectors worldwide Iran-linked cyber operations are targeting a range of government and private-sector organizations in multiple sectors across Asia, Africa, Europe and North America, U.S. security and law enforcement agencies said in an notice on Thursday.
Nottingham Post · Feb 24, 2022 Opinion: The Russian invasion of Ukraine is a dark day and I want it to be felt across Europe 'This is just one of the many ordeals in the Eastern Europe that happened because of someone's ego to have it all'
Daily Mirror · Feb 24, 2022 NATO prepares troops as Ukraine calls Chernobyl attack 'declaration of war on Europe' Nato’s Response Force (NRF) comprises of around 40,000 troops and is on heightened alert, with the alliance to hold an emergency summit of its 30 member nations on Friday
France 24 · Feb 24, 2022 Ukraine crisis could be ‘historic turning point' for European energy, IEA chief Birol says The head of the International Energy Agency, Fatih Birol, has said the crisis in Ukraine could be a "historic turning point" in how European countries source their energy. Speaking to FRANCE 24 on Wednesday, before the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Birol noted that supplies of Russian gas to Europe had…
The Independent UK · Feb 24, 2022 London, Manchester and Birmingham ranked three most expensive cities in Europe for public transport Study of 36 major cities across continent found England’s biggest at the bottom in terms of affordability
Newslaundry · Feb 24, 2022 ‘You’re on your own’: Airspace shut, Indians stuck in Ukraine seek immediate evacuation Firoz Ahmad, 22, has been awake since 3 am, glued to his phone in his apartment in Odessa, Ukraine, watching the “darkest hours for Europe since World War Two” unfold.
Bristol Post · Feb 24, 2022 Bristol City face battle to keep star as 'lengthy' list of Premier League clubs prepare bids Teams across Europe are also reportedly interested in signing Alex Scott in the summer
The Independent UK · Feb 24, 2022 PM: West must end Russian ‘grip’ on politics by ending dependence on Putin’s oil Boris Johnson was working to rally European leaders after Moscow began an invasion of Ukraine.
Tribune News Service · Feb 24, 2022 Carl P. Leubsdorf: A different Europe faces this Russian aggression In the 1950s and 1960s, revolutions started by nascent independence movements in Hungary and Czechoslovakia prompted the Soviet Union to unleash its military might to squash them.
Chicago Sun-Times · Feb 24, 2022 International sports organizations move to punish Russia for Ukraine invasion One of Europe’s biggest events, the Champions League final, will be moved from St. Petersburg.