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Russia ‘failing’ in Ukraine war, Blinken says; explosions rock breakaway Moldova region

DNIPRO, Ukraine — U.S. Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken declared Monday that “Russia is failing” in its war aims, as new fighting flared in Ukraine’s eastern battle zone and Russian forces reportedly aimed a round of airstrikes at railway facilities in the country’s west and center.

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Four die, nine wounded from Russia's shelling of Kharkiv - governor

Four people died and nine were wounded as a result of Russia's shelling in the Kharkiv region on Monday, Oleh Synegubov, the region's governor told Ukraine's public broadcaster.

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War significantly disrupting Ukraine’s food production and posing threat to global food security, UK warns

MoD issues stark warning amid concerns conflict could cause food shortages in Africa and Middle East

The Independent UK

Ukraine accuses Russia of blackmail with plan to halt gas to Poland

Kyiv accused Russia of blackmailing Europe by cutting off gas supplies to Poland and Bulgaria as the crisis in Ukraine deepened, with tensions surging in nearby Moldova and Moscow warning the West to back off.

Reuters

U.S. hosts Ukraine talks in Germany as war enters critical phase

The United States will host an expected gathering of more than 40 countries on Tuesday for Ukraine-related defense talks that will focus on arming Kyiv so it can defend against an unfolding and potentially decisive Russian onslaught in the east, U.S. officials said.

Reuters

Russia says Western weapons in Ukraine legitimate targets for Russian military

Deliveries of Western weaponry to Ukraine mean that the NATO alliance is "in essence engaged in war with Russia" and Moscow views these weapons as legitimate targets, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said in an interview aired on Monday.

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UK to send ambulances, medical aid to Ukraine

Britain is providing Ukraine with new ambulances, fire engines, medical supplies and funding for health experts to help its emergency services deal with the aftermath of Russian attacks, the government said on Monday.

Reuters

UK sends ambulances and fire engines to Ukraine and lifts tariffs to help country’s exporters

New ban to close loophole on exports of repressive equipment to Russia

The Independent UK

UK is sending 22 ambulances and 40 fire engines to help Ukraine hospitals under attack

The Ministry of Defence said 'poor logistical and combat support' were continuing to hamper Russia's advances. Tonight, it was announced the UK is boosting humanitarian support for Ukrainian hospitals

Daily Mirror

UK says Russia's invasion of Ukraine has disrupted Ukrainian agricultural production

The Russian invasion of Ukraine has significantly disrupted Ukrainian agricultural production, the UK's Ministry of Defence tweeted in a regular bulletin on Monday.

Reuters

UK introduces export ban for Russia and cuts tariffs on all goods from Ukraine

The ban will target goods which may do harm to Ukraine and aid Russia, including interception and monitoring equipment

Evening Standard

Ukraine latest updates: ‘Putin agrees to UN role in evacuations’

Ukraine news from April 26: UN says Putin agrees ‘in principle’ for UN to help with evacuations from Mariupol.

Al Jazeera

Japan pushes new diplomatic profile

During Golden Week, around the first week of May, Japanese politicians will usually spend time at home with their constituencies and families. Not the prime minister of Japan, Fumio Kishida, however. He knows full well that as the world's third-largest economy, Japan's wider diplomatic and security profile in the era…

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Car exports hit by parts crisis

Thailand's car exports in March dropped by 10.2% year-on-year to 93,840 units due to a shortage of semiconductors and auto parts, which could become even more scarce because of the Russia-Ukraine war, says the Federation of Thai Industries (FTI).

Reuters

U.S. Senate leader sees fast action on upcoming Ukraine military aid request

U.S. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer on Monday said he expected "swift, bipartisan" passage of another bill to aid Ukraine in its fight against Russia once President Joe Biden submits a new funding request.

Reuters

Russia seeks to reduce existing "serious" risks of nuclear war - Lavrov

Russia stands for ruling out the threat of nuclear conflicts despite high risks at the moment and wants to reduce all chances of "artificially" elevating those risks, Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said in a television interview aired late on Monday.

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Vladimir Putin getting exact opposite of his aims in Ukraine, former NATO commander Philip Breedlove says — as it happened

The retired US general who led NATO in Europe from 2013 to 2016 says Vladimir Putin's aims in Ukraine are "weapons out, NATO back, and no America" — but the Russian President is getting exactly the opposite.

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The Independent UK

Ukraine, nuclear weapons and election delusions: What we learned from Piers Morgan’s interview with Trump

Part Two of sit-down with ex-president airs on Tuesday on TalkTV

The Independent UK

Ukraine, nuclear weapons and election delusions: What we learned from Piers Morgan’s interview with Donald Trump

Part Two of Morgan’s sit-down with Mr Trump airs Tuesday on TalkTV

Benzinga

Roche's CEO Warns Russia-Ukraine War Causing Problems For Multiple Sclerosis Trials

The development of Roche Holdings AG's (OTC: RHHBY) multiple sclerosis candidate fenebrutinib is negatively impacted by Russia's ongoing invasion of Ukraine.

Reuters

White House: More sanctions against Russia likely

The U.S. is likely to impose more economic sanctions against Russia over its invasion of Ukraine and "no one is safe from our sanctions," White House press secretary Jen Psaki said on Monday.

Daily Mirror

Ministers targeted by hoax calls pretending to be British citizens captured by Russia

Cabinet Office security officials have warned staff about fresh hoax calls - after three ministers were previously targeted in 'pranks' the UK attributed to Russia

The Independent UK

Trump claims he ‘threatened’ Putin over Ukraine despite calling Russian troop build-up ‘a genius move’

Trump leans in to claim that he could have prevented invasion

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Income Investors: 1 High-Yield Stock to Buy, 1 to Avoid

The market opened in the red today amid fears of a looming global economic slowdown. Moreover, with the Fed committed to raising rates to combat rising inflation and the Russia-Ukraine war creating its own uncertainties, stock market volatility might increase. Given the market turbulence, we believe high-yield stock Star Bulk…

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