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What the war in Ukraine could mean for the Indo-Pacific

Indo-Pacific criticism of Russia must rest less on the character of Putin's regime and more on what its behaviour means for peace and prosperity, writes Professor Rob Rabel.

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Kremlin Says It Does Not Know Location of Captured US 'Mercenaries'

The Kremlin said on Tuesday it did not know the location of two Americans captured while fighting in eastern Ukraine, but that they were mercenaries and could be sentenced to death in Russian-backed breakaway territories. Americans Alexander Drueke, 39, and Andy Huynh, 27, went missing this month while fighting near…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Tyler Cowen: Beware the nested games of Russia’s war against Ukraine

“Beware the nested game.” It is one of the least-known but most useful adages to keep in mind when following international affairs, and it is especially relevant now that Lithuania has announced a blockade of sanctioned Russian goods.

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Russia blocks Telegraph website over Ukraine reporting

Newspaper accused of ‘disseminating false information’ about Russia’s so-called special military operation

The Guardian - UK

Attorney General Merrick Garland jets into Ukraine for talks on Russia war crimes

U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland jetted into Ukraine on Tuesday in a surprise visit for talks with prosecutors on Russian war crimes.

Tribune News Service

Russia: Britain asks for help over Donetsk death sentences

Russia's ambassador in London said on Tuesday that Britain had asked for Moscow's help in connection with two British citizens sentenced to death in a Russian-backed separatist region for fighting for Ukraine.

Reuters

California survey finds hot-button issues may spark voter turnout in November

SAN DIEGO — Despite low turnout in California's June primary elections, key world events such as abortion rights and the potential for war with Russia could spur greater voter participation in November, according to a voter survey by UC San Diego.

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‘The Russians are not far away’: Inside the town braced for the coming storm of Putin’s forces

In the frontline town, Kim Sengupta finds residents – and pets – braced for Russia’s advancing troops

The Independent UK

Germany must ‘normalise’ relationship with military, says SPD co-leader

Lars Klingbeil says country should take leadership role as it relaxes pacifist stance following Ukraine war

The Guardian - UK

Russians 'chattering' about Vladimir Putin's health and 'succession' plans, officials say

Western officials say there is 'more chatter' about the Russian President's health and who will replace him - but too late to bring the Ukraine conflict to a swift end

Daily Mirror

Speculation Putin could be ousted amid rumours about Russian President’s health, say Western officials

The Russian president will likely face ‘political consequences’ when the country next goes to the polls in 2024, they said

Evening Standard

Why Russia demonizes Ukrainian diasporas

We’re now almost into the fifth month of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, and one of the consistent features of Russia’s associated information war is its continuing efforts to defame and demonize Ukrainian diasporas around the world.

The Conversation

Vladimir Putin ready for 'mass mobilisation' of troops for Ukraine as Russian funeral bills rise

Western officials have briefed that the 'grinding' conflict in Ukraine is having a human cost that is apparent to ordinary Russians.

Daily Record

Vladimir Putin critic shares grim punishments from inside maximum-security prison

Alexei Navalny - Vladimir Putin's strongest political opponent - was jailed by the Kremlin at the start of 2021 upon returning to Russia after being poisoned with the novichok nerve agent while visiting Siberia in 2020

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Nato member Estonia accuses Russia of violating airspace

A Russian MI-8 helicopter reportedly entered the country’s airspace in the southeastern Koidula area on Saturday evening

Daily Mirror

Russia holds missile drills in Baltic Sea as tensions with NATO reach boiling point

Lithuania has blocked rail access to Russia's exclave of Kaliningrad Oblast, cutting off the NATO-state surrounded territory from vital goods like coal, metals and building materials

Radio France Internationale

Lithuania blocks rail connections to Russian Baltic Sea exclave

Lithuania on Monday defended its decision to block rail transit from Russia to a Russian Baltic Sea exclave in a move that drew Moscow's ire as tensions continue to rise in the region. Meanwhile, Russia's invasion of Ukraine is pushing former USSR republics of Moldova, Georgia and Ukraine itself to…

The Conversation

Ukraine war: fears that Belarus might invade on Russia's side are growing

As the war in Ukraine drags on and Russia’s attempts to gain significant ground in Donbas stall, concerns are being raised once again about the possibility of Belarus opening a second front. This, so the logic goes, would require Ukraine to redeploy forces from the front lines in the east…

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Daily Dose Ep 1078: Shiv Sena removes Eknath Shinde from party post, Assam floods

Veronica Joseph brings you the news from New Delhi, Maharashtra, Assam, Bihar and Russia.

Daily Mirror

Man reels in mystery 'nightmare' fish from depths of ocean with burst eyeballs

Roman Fedorstov has dedicated his life to uncovering unknown creatures from the depths of the sea while working on a trawler in Murmansk, Russia

Reuters

U.S. Attorney General Garland visits Ukraine on Tuesday

U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland visited Ukraine on Tuesday where he will discuss efforts to identify, arrest and prosecute those involved in war crimes and other atrocities committed during Russia's invasion, a Justice Department official said.

Reuters

Egypt's Sharm el-Sheikh reels from Ukrainian and Russian exodus

On Sharm el-Sheikh's sandy beaches many of the sun loungers lie empty. At a central promenade packed with shops, cafes and nightclubs, crowds are thinner than usual.

Daily Mirror

Vladimir Putin's rumoured girlfriend given two new homes in NATO country, source says

The claim has emerged from Russian-born Israeli businessman Leonid Nevzlin, 62, who is a former co-owner of the oil giant Yukos and a leading enemy of Putin

The Guardian - UK

Russia threatens ‘serious consequences’ as Lithuania blocks rail goods

Row escalates over Vilnius’s refusal to allow steel and iron ore to cross Russian exclave of Kaliningrad

Zenger

National Guard Bombs Russian Shelters And Military Equipment

The National Guard said: “Believe in our Ukrainian defenders. Let's win together!”

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