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What would give Vladimir Putin a face-saving way to exit Ukraine?

Soon after Russia embarked upon its invasion of Ukraine, I argued that Ukrainians and NATO shouldn’t rush to dismiss Vladimir Putin’s peace terms in order to bring an end to the war.

The Conversation

Putin and Zelenskiy could meet soon, says Ukraine’s top negotiator

Kyiv official says he thinks Istanbul proposals could lead to summit, but Kremlin says there is ‘a lot of work to be done’

The Guardian - UK

Russian hackers targeted NATO, eastern European militaries - Google

Russian hackers have recently attempted to penetrate the networks of NATO and the militaries of some eastern European countries, Google's Threat Analysis Group said in a report published on Wednesday.

Reuters

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Ukraine-Russia talks offer glimmer of hope in fifth week of war

Ukraine has offered a detailed proposal for neutrality, but both sides are pressing their advantages on the ground.

Al Jazeera

Ukraine war: Turkey's unique role in peace negotiations

After more than a month of fighting, a fresh round of negotiations between Russia and Ukraine has begun in Istanbul in the hope that progress can be made. Following weeks of fruitless talks in Belarus, negotiations were hosted by the Turkish president, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, who made a short opening…

The Conversation

Vladimir Putin's advisors 'too scared to tell him how badly Russia is doing in Ukraine'

A US official said the economy is being "crippled" by sanctions, while Putin is being "misinformed" about the loss of control on the situation in Ukraine and the wider world

Daily Mirror

Explainer-Peace talks on Ukraine: Russia's red lines unchanged

Russia and Ukraine are talking about a peace deal while their soldiers kill each other, but there has been no breakthrough and they remain far apart on the question of territory.

Reuters

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Time to look at NATO's permanent basing in eastern Europe-US general

Russia's invasion of Ukraine should prompt a re-examination of NATO's permanent presence in eastern Europe, the U.S. general that serves as NATO's Supreme Allied Commander Europe told Congress on Wednesday.

Reuters

How Russia's unanswered propaganda led to the war in Ukraine

A lot has been written about Russia’s disinformation campaigns and efforts to spread fake news, which flooded western countries in the past decade and had different effects around the globe.

The Conversation

Russia says Ukraine willing to meet core demands, but work continues

Russia's lead negotiator at talks with Ukraine said on Wednesday that Kyiv had stated a willingness to meet core Russian demands, but that Moscow's position on the Donbas region and annexed Crimea remained unchanged.

Reuters

Russia’s war with Ukraine: Five reasons why many African countries choose to be ‘neutral’

In early March the United Nation’s General Assembly voted on a resolution demanding Russia immediately stop its military operations in Ukraine.

The Conversation

Ukraine 'turning tables' on Russia by destroying tanks and recapturing seized cities

Ukrainian forces have announced they had retaken Trostyanets, a north-eastern town that has seen fierce fighting and was occupied by Russians for weeks

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson agrees Putin should be in ‘dustbin of history’ and warns allies on sanctions

Prime minister toughens stance despite criticism of Joe Biden for appearing to call for regime change

The Independent UK

NATO must boost Baltic defences, Estonia's prime minister says

The NATO alliance must sharpen its land, air and sea defence capabilities in the Baltic region, Estonia's Prime Minister Kaja Kallas said on Wednesday.

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The Independent UK

‘Nothing justifies this’: On the front line in Kharkiv, a city destroyed by Putin’s war

Before hostilities, many in the northeastern Ukrainian city empathised with Russia. Now, after weeks of shelling, views have changed. Kim Sengupta, who reported from Kharkiv before the conflict, returns to a city transformed

The Conversation

Ukraine: Russia's 2020 policy allows for 'defensive' use of nuclear weapons

Even before the Russian military machine entered Ukrainian territory on February 24, the potential threat of escalation to a nuclear conflict had been raised. In the days before the invasion, Russia conducted a large-scale exercise involving simulated long-range conventional and nuclear strikes in response to a nuclear attack. Then, as…

Salon

A new Cold War? The world must say no

It's a dreadful '70s rerun: Two nuclear powers face to face, and neither one has promised it won't shoot first

France 24

Biden's Europe tour: US president seeks to bolster alliance with Brussels

As the war in Ukraine continues, US President Joe Biden is heading to Europe to meet EU leaders and attend an emergency NATO summit. His trip will also take him to Poland, which has taken in a vast majority of the 3.6 million Ukrainians who have escaped the conflict.

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Daily Mirror

Top Russian colonel 'killed' as Putin loses '17,000 troops' in Ukraine conflict

Ukraine has announced that Colonel Denis Kurilo, commander of Vladimir Putin's 200th motorised rifle brigade, had been "eliminated" along with 1,500 troops, bringing estimated Russian losses to 17,200

ABC News

Russia's pledge to scale back in Ukraine draws scepticism, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says there's no reason to believe it

Russian Deputy Defence Minister Alexander Fomin doesn't mention areas that have seen heavy fighting, including around Mariupol, as he talks of the steps needed to work towards an agreement, which Moscow's top negotiator says is still a long way off.

Wales Online

UK launches eight P-8 Poseidon aircraft to hunt Russian submarines in Arctic

The aircraft are modified with specialist monitoring equipment, as well as torpedoes

The Guardian - UK

Labour calls for increase in defence spending in response to Ukraine war

Russia’s invasion demonstrates significant new threats lay much closer to home, says shadow defence secretary

The Independent UK

Russian pledge to scale back in Ukraine draws skepticism

Russia’s pledge to scale back some military operations in Ukraine is drawing skepticism even as the two nations return Wednesday to talks that could produce a framework for ending the war

Wales Online

Piers Morgan labelled 'awesome' after posing Putin question on Fox News talk show The Five

'What is our red line?' asks Morgan

Reuters

Russia bombards Kyiv outskirts, regroups for offensive in east Ukraine

Russian forces bombarded the outskirts of Kyiv and a besieged city in northern Ukraine on Wednesday after promising to reduce attacks there in what the West dismissed as a ploy by Moscow to stem its heavy losses and regroup for other offensives.

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