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Why Turkey isn't on board with Finland, Sweden joining NATO – and why that matters

After decades of neutrality, the two Scandinavian states that have to date remained out of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization have reacted to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine by declaring an intention to join the American-led alliance. But there is a major obstacle in their way: Turkey.

The Conversation

Ruined Mariupol now forever etched in Ukraine's history

The capture of the ruined seaside city of Mariupol is a key Russian objective

The Independent UK

Putin takes Mariupol, but wider Donbas victory slipping from reach

Even as the Kremlin prepares to take full control of the ruins of Mariupol city, it faces the growing prospect of defeat in its bid to conquer all of Ukraine's eastern Donbas because its badly mauled forces lack the manpower for significant advances.

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Vladimir Putin’s troops ‘whacked’ in the Donbas as he rushed them into battle too early, says UK

Armed forces minister James Heappey said Russian troops had suffered heavy losses after refocussing on east of Ukraine

Evening Standard

Australian tech company Canva continues operating in Russia in face of Ukrainian outrage

Online graphic design company says it is ‘strongly opposed to the ongoing war in Ukraine’ and has a responsibility ‘to promote truth’ to its users in Russia

The Guardian - AU

The AP Interview: Scottish leader pushes independence, NATO

Scotland's leader says the Russian war in Ukraine only makes Scotland’s drive for independence from U.K. more important

The Independent UK

NZ grower sending apples to Russia defends trade as 'humanitarian'

There's anger at a decision by NZ's biggest grower to keep selling its fruit to the pariah power, flouting self-imposed industry boycotts.

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Berlin... Ukrainian Suitcases, Syrian Sorrows, and a Russian Thread

A convoy of refugees and a line of bags. How difficult it is for you not to have anything left of your country but a suitcase. This sight breaks my heart. As if the bag was a coffin carrying the soul of the homeland, the smell of its soil and…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Vladimir Putin has killed more in Ukrainian city than Hitler did during WW2, mayor says

In the besieged port of Mariupol, Vladimir Putin has killed twice as many people as Adolf Hitler during World War 2 but "he will not stop at Ukraine", says the city's mayor

Daily Mirror

Daimler Truck Clocks 17% Revenue Growth In Q1 Aided By Strong Demand Situation

Daimler Truck Holding (OTC:DTRUY) group revenue for Q1 rose by 17% to €10.6 billion versus €9.0 billion last year. The company said it benefitted from strong demand despite ongoing supply bottlenecks. Group unit sales rose significantly to 109,000 units, up 8% Y/Y. "Optimized semiconductor allocation and adjusted net pricing proved to be efficient…

Benzinga

Mary Dejevsky to host ‘Ask Me Anything’ about Ukraine war

How are things looking for Russia and Ukraine now? How could Finland and Sweden’s Nato bids affect Russia? Mary Dejevsky is on hand to answer reader questions

The Independent UK

Myanmar resistance urges West to provide arms for fight against junta

The defence chief of Myanmar's shadow government has called for international help to arm its resistance forces fighting the ruling military, requesting support similar to that being given to Ukrainians battling invading Russian troops.

Reuters

Diesel prices soar to record high of £1.80 per litre as UK moves away from Russian oil

The new costs have now soared past the previous record high of 179.90p that was recorded on March 23, 2022.

Daily Record

Ukraine Working to Pull Last Fighters from Mariupol Mill

Hundreds of Ukrainian fighters defending the last holdout in Mariupol were evacuated to areas controlled by Russian-backed separatists and officials worked Tuesday to get the rest out, signaling the beginning of the end of a siege that became a symbol of Ukrainian resistance. Russia called the operation a mass surrender.

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Russia says it's not planning to block YouTube or cut itself off from internet

Russia is not planning to block Alphabet Inc's YouTube, the minister for digital development said on Tuesday, acknowledging that such a move would likely see Russian users suffer and should therefore be avoided.

Reuters

Russian negotiator says Ukraine's Azov fighters 'don't deserve to live'

A Russian lawmaker taking part in peace talks with Kyiv said on Tuesday that Russia should consider the death penalty for what he called nationalist fighters from Ukraine's Azov regiment.

Reuters

Russia says it hit U.S. and European arms shipments in western Ukraine

Russia's defence ministry said on Tuesday that its missiles destroyed U.S. and European arms shipments in Ukraine's western Lviv region.

Reuters

Mariupol defiance changed course of war - Ukrainian presidential adviser

The defenders of the Ukrainian city of Mariupol changed the course of the war with Russia by holding out for 82 days, Ukrainian presidential adviser Mykhailo Podolyak said on Tuesday.

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Kremlin says G7 using Russia's reserves for Ukraine would be 'outright theft'

The Kremlin said on Tuesday it would be "outright theft" for the Group of Seven economic powers and European Union to seize Russia's frozen reserves and spend them on behalf of Ukraine.

Reuters

Azovstal fighters who surrendered will be treated in line with international norms - Kremlin

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Tuesday that Ukrainian fighters who surrendered at the Azovstal steel plant would be treated "in accordance with international standards", and that Russian President Vladimir Putin had guaranteed this.

Reuters

Russia says fertiliser producers want to ship potash

The Kremlin said on Tuesday that Russian fertiliser producers were trying to fulfil contracts despite Western sanctions against them, which posed a risk to global food security.

Reuters

Ukraine will get worse for isolated Russia, analyst says on state TV

One military analyst had a brutally frank message for viewers of Russian state television: The war in Ukraine will get much worse for Russia, which is facing a mass mobilisation supported by the United States while Russia is almost totally isolated.

Benzinga

As Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg See Wealth Evaporate In 2022, Russia's Richest Man Vladimir Potanin Adds $4B

Over $4 billion addition in the fortune of Russia's richest man Vladimir Potanin has put him among select few billionaires globally who have seen their net wealth swell this year.

The Independent UK

Yellen warns Europeans about working with China, urges unity

Even as Western allies grapple with how to counter Russia’s assault on Ukraine, U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen is warning that they also must take a wary and united approach to checking China and its business practices

Daily Mirror

Vladimir Putin can bomb UK back to Stone Age in just 10 minutes, Russia state TV says

Russian submarine missiles could obliterate up to 60 power stations in the UK within 10 minutes and send it "back to the Stone Age", Yaakov Kedmi told Rossiya 1 channel

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