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Italy's Draghi says war crimes must be punished, Putin called to account

Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi said on Tuesday that "atrocities" carried out in Ukraine must be punished and called on Russian President Vladimir Putin to halt the "massacre of civilians".

Reuters

Irish premier backs EU ban on coal and oil imports from Russia

Micheal Martin said the European Union must keep adding pressure on Moscow.

The Independent UK

EU proposes ban on Russian coal imports, ships after atrocities

The European Union is proposing to ban coal imports from Russia in a direct response to reports that Russian forces committed apparent war crimes in Ukraine, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said Tuesday.

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West must hit Russian economy even harder, says Liz Truss

UK foreign secretary reveals Moscow now cannot access 60% of foreign currency reserves

The Guardian - UK

Evening Standard Comment: After the horror of Bucha, the West must ratchet up sanctions on Putin

The Kremlin is attempting to cover up the atrocities it has orchestrated in Bucha. Its lies may convince some in Russia who live without access to free media, without freedom of expression, where the word of Vladimir Putin is final and protest is potentially fatal. But in the free world,…

Evening Standard

Russia guilty of worst war crimes since World War II, Zelensky tells UN

UN must urgently be reformed to protect global security, Ukrainian president says

The Independent UK

EU executive to launch new tool to freeze funds to Hungary - sources

The European Union executive will implement on Tuesday the bloc's new disciplinary procedure against Hungary, two sources familiar with the matter told Reuters, a step that could lead to freezing funding for Prime Minister Viktor Orban's government.

Reuters

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Factbox-Seized or sailing away: What we know about oligarchs and their assets

The latest on Russia's oligarchs and their assets:

Reuters

Future peace negotiations a ‘challenge’ after Bucha killings, says Zelensky

EU and US set to announce more sanctions against Russia over massacre

The Independent UK

Using lies and disinformation, Putin and his team have been building the case for a Ukraine invasion for 14 years

As the invasion of Ukraine began in late February 2022, President Vladimir Putin offered several justifications for why Russia had no other option.

The Conversation

People are not waking up thinking about Irish unity – Michelle O’Neill

The Sinn Fein Stormont leader said the day would come when people voted on reunification but she said her present focus was the cost-of-living crisis.

The Independent UK

Sunflower shortage: why cooking oil has become so expensive

Shoppers are in for a shock as the cost of kitchen essentials hits record highs

The Guardian - UK

Germany working on freeing Moldova from Russian dependency

Germany and partners including the European Union, France and Romania are exploring ways to reduce Moldova's exposure to Russia, on which Europe's poorest country relies for energy supplies, Germany's foreign minister said on Tuesday.

Reuters

EU chief outlines new Russia sanctions proposal ahead of visit to Kyiv

The proposal includes targets on Russian energy for the first time.

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The Independent UK

France pushing for energy sanctions against Russia

France’s economy and finance minister Bruno Le Maire said there is a “total determination” from all 27 EU member countries to reinforce sanctions against Russia that could finally target the energy sector after evidence of massacre of Ukrainian civilians emerged this week

Reuters

Top EU court says phone data cannot be held 'indiscriminately'

The European Union's top court ruled on Tuesday that national authorities cannot retain phone data in a "general and indiscriminate" manner, but could use specific information to tackle some very serious crime.

Reuters

Germany: We want to reduce Moldova's reliance on Russia

Germany and partners including the European Union, France and Romania, will explore ways of reducing Moldova's exposure to Russia, the neighbour on which Europe's poorest country relies for energy supplies, Germany's foreign minister said on Tuesday.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Denmark Expels 15 Russian Diplomats; Moscow to Retaliate

Denmark said on Tuesday it would expel 15 Russian diplomats, in line with steps taken by other European Union countries, after reports of mass graves being found and of civilian killings in the Ukrainian town of Bucha. "This is another example of brutality, cruelty and war crimes, which apparently have…

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Reuters

EU's von der Leyen and Borrell to meet Zelenskiy in Kyiv -spokesman

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and the EU's top diplomat Josep Borrell will travel to Kyiv this week for a meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy, an EU spokesman said on Tuesday.

The Independent UK

Data retention used in Graham Dwyer murder case breached EU law, court rules

Graham Dwyer was convicted of the murder of childcare worker Elaine O’Hara.

Dublin Live

Graham Dwyer privacy case sees EU court rule in favour of convicted murderer

Mobile phone data was used prominently by the prosecution in Dwyer's trial for the murder of Elaine O'Hara

Belfast Live

Travel Northern Ireland: Blow to holidaymakers as Spain refuses to lift entry rules before Easter

Spanish authorities announced in recent days that they would be extending the restrictions that were introduced in response to Covid-19

Irish Mirror

EU Court of Justice rules in favour of Graham Dwyer in privacy case

Mobile phone data was used prominently by the prosecution in Dwyer's trial for the murder of childcare worker Elaine O'Hara in 2015

Radio France Internationale

France alarmed by Mali killings involving army and 'Russian mercenaries'

France has voiced its concern over information that hundreds of civilians have been killed in the Malian village of Moura in an operation by elements of the armed forces accompanied by Russian mercenaries.

Asharq Al-Awsat

New EU Funding to Boost Livelihoods, Climate Adaptation in Yemen

The European Union and Sweden have contributed new funding totaling $49.37 million to boost resilience, livelihoods, food security and climate adaptation in Yemen. The new agreement supports the third phase of the Supporting Resilient Livelihoods, Food Security and Climate Adaptation in Yemen - Joint Program (ERRY III) and covers a…

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