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Ukraine Cuts Russia Gas at 1 Hub, Underlining Risk to Supply

Ukraine shut down a pipeline Wednesday that carries Russian natural gas to homes and industries in Western Europe, while a Kremlin-installed official in a southern region seized by Russian troops said the area will ask Moscow to annex it. The talk of annexation in Kherson - and Russia's apparent willingness…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Polish diplomat hears Russia's protest to Warsaw incident

Poland’s ambassador in Moscow has been summoned to Russia’s Foreign Ministry two days after Russia’s ambassador to Poland was splattered with red paint thrown at him by protesters opposed to the war in Ukraine

The Independent UK

Britain signs security deal vowing to defend Sweden in case of attack

Britain pledged to defend Sweden if the country came under attack, with Prime Ministers Boris Johnson and Magdalena Andersson signing a security assurance deal outside Stockholm on Wednesday.

France 24

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Putin does not want to take on NATO - Pentagon chief

The United States does not believe that Russian President Vladimir Putin wants to militarily take on the NATO alliance, U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said on Wednesday, as Moscow struggles to achieve its goals in Ukraine three months into its invasion.

Reuters

Cheap supermarket that rivals Aldi, ASDA, Tesco and Lidl is opening in the UK

The budget supermarket chain is following in the footsteps of the 'Russian Lidl', which promised to be 30% cheaper than Aldi and Lidl

Manchester Evening News

U.S. and Russia need to talk, seek way out of Ukraine conflict - Draghi

The United States and Russia need to talk to each other to try to put an end to the fighting in Ukraine, Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi said on Wednesday, a day after meeting U.S. President Joe Biden.

Reuters

Ukraine war: Russia's new military hardware looked good on parade, but are less impressive in the field

Every year, the May 9 Victory Day parade in Moscow showcases the latest in Russian weapons systems – and this year’s, of course, had special meaning. The weaponry looked good on the parade ground – but how well are Russia’s high-tech weapons performing on the battlefield?

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Army: Flynn got illegal Russian payment

The Army determined Flynn's nearly $40,000 payment from Kremlin propaganda outlet RT violated Constitution

Salon

Perrigo Shares Pop On Raised FY22 Guidance Surpassing Consensus Estimates

Perrigo Company plc's (NYSE: PRGO) Q1 FY22 sales increased 6.4% Y/Y to $1.07 billion, almost in line with the consensus of $1.1 billion. The growth was led by strong consumer demand, particularly for cough/cold products globally and infant formula in the U.S. after competitor recall. Adjusted EPS decreased 34% to $0.33, as higher sales…

Benzinga

Explainer-Finland, Sweden weigh up pros and cons of NATO membership

Russia's invasion of Ukraine has pushed Finland and Sweden to the verge of applying for NATO membership.

Reuters

War leads to surge in money transfers to Ukraine

As more Ukrainians abroad send funds home, World Bank expects remittances to Russia-linked countries to fall

The Guardian - UK

Svitolina: Russian, Belorussian players must speak about war

Ukrainian tennis player Elina Svitolina wants Russian and Belarusian players to say whether they oppose the war in her nation

The Independent UK

EXPLAINER: What's the fallout from Ukraine's pipe shutdown?

The shutdown of a gas pipeline through Russian-held territory in Ukraine is sending a new wave of energy jitters through Europe

The Independent UK

Ukraine battles Russia in Black Sea over strategic Snake Island

A remote island off Ukraine occupied by Russia on the first day of its invasion has, as Kyiv steps up efforts to retake it, become the focal point of what some defence officials believe may become a battle for control of the western Black Sea coast.

Reuters

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Russian spy boss compares U.S. to German Nazi propaganda machine

A Russian spy chief on Wednesday compared the U.S. State Department to the World War Two Nazi propaganda machine constructed by Joseph Goebbels, saying Washington had launched an anti-Russia messaging campaign across social media.

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Eurovision: If Ukraine's Kalush Orchestra triumph it won't be a sympathy vote, says an expert

Voting in this year’s Eurovision Song Contest on May 14 in Turin may look different for one specific reason – neither Russia or Belarus are taking part.

Chronicle Live

Facebook users warned over New Profile Pic app's links with Russia

A cyber security expert has urged people not to give the app access to your images and data

Reuters

Ukraine appeals over worsening conditions in 'medieval ghetto' Mariupol

Ukrainian officials issued dire warnings on Wednesday about the fate of civilians and the last fighters in Mariupol after weeks of Russian bombardment which the city's mayor said had turned it into a "medieval ghetto".

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Bitcoin, Ethereum Save The Day For Russian News Outlet Critical Of Vladimir Putin

A Russian-language independent news outlet has raised more than $250,000 in cryptocurrency donations to continue reporting independent news under the Russian government crackdown and censorship.

Zenger

VIDEO: Jog On Russia: Invading Troops Run From Ukrainian Blitz

The Ukrainian brigade said on May 9: “As an enemy in training in Ukraine, we tested their physical fitness.

Zenger

VIDEO: Super Troopers: Paratroopers Leave Russian Base In Ruins

One brigade paratrooper said: “Our ancestors, together with the Allies, defeated Nazism, and now we will defeat racism!

The Conversation

The war in Ukraine: Africa risks paying a heavy price for neutrality

Far from being swift, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine now looks likely to become a long-running war of attrition. It will therefore have an accumulating, and increasingly drastic, impact on Africa unless it can be brought to swift end.

The Conversation

Peacekeeping in South Sudan: it's a race against time for the UN

A notable consequence of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has been the near-complete breakdown of what was already a deeply fraught relationship among the permanent members of the UN Security Council.

Radio France Internationale

Ukraine war fuels push for major Spain-France gas pipeline

Plans to build a huge gas pipeline between Spain and France are gaining momentum as Europe seeks to cut its energy reliance on Russia.

The Guardian - UK

Ukraine prosecutors ready to launch first war crimes trials of Russia conflict

Exclusive: Russian soldier who allegedly killed man before raping his wife to be among first to face trial

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