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Why has Russia invaded Ukraine? The conflict explained

Vladimir Putin’s military assault continues in face of near-unanimous international condemnation

The Independent UK

EU must introduce oil sanctions to cut off Russia’s financial support – Coveney

Ireland’s foreign minister is in Luxembourg for a meeting of the EU foreign affairs council, where further sanctions against Moscow will be discussed.

The Independent UK

Austrian visit to Moscow to tell Putin the truth, minister says

Austrian Chancellor Karl Nehammer's visit to meet Vladimir Putin on Monday is meant to tell the Russian president the truth about the war in Ukraine, Austrian Foreign Minister Alexander Schallenberg said.

Reuters

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Russia may use incendiary white phosphorus in Mariupol, warns MoD

Ukraine is braced for a Russian onslaught in the country’s east, while the southern city of Mariupol remains under siege.

The Independent UK

Ukraine's Zelenskiy says tens of thousands killed in Mariupol, seeks military aid from S.Korea

Tens of thousands of people have likely been killed in Russia's assault on the southeastern city of Mariupol, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Monday, as he asked Seoul for any military aid it could provide.

Reuters

Inside wartime Russia, Putin isn't losing

"The sanctions just reassured people that the West is evil."

Axios

Inside a Ukrainian village where farmers stay for the wheat harvest but fear Russian attack

The wheat has been sown for the coming season but nobody in Yakovlivka, a small farming village outside Kharkiv in northeastern Ukraine, knows if it will be harvested.

Reuters

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War crimes: How are they defined, investigated and punished?

International Criminal Court’s chief prosecutor has already announced an investigation into Russia’s conduct in Ukraine as invasion continues and atrocities are alleged in Bucha

The Independent UK

Turkey's Current Account Deficit Reaches $5.15 Bln in February

Turkey's current account registered a deficit of $5.15 billion in February, more than double the amount in the same month last year, data from the central bank showed on Monday, as the soaring cost of energy imports widens the shortfall. Wiping out Turkey's chronic current account deficit, at $14.9 billion…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine: List of key events on day 47

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 47th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Al Jazeera

Russia strikes S-300 missile systems given to Ukraine by European state

Russia has destroyed S-300 anti-aircraft missile systems which had been supplied to Ukraine by a European country, Russia's defence ministry said on Monday.

Reuters

Can India keep the shine on Russia’s diamond industry?

An escape clause in US sanctions allows Russian diamonds to enter global markets after being cut and polished in India.

Al Jazeera

Ukraine news – live: Zelensky warns of ‘new stage of terror’ as Russia accused of using chemical weapons

UK and US investigating claims of chemical weapons attack in besieged city of Mariupol

The Independent UK

Russian airspace closure has driven weeks-long rerouting of flights

Flights from Atlanta to Seoul are already among the longer ones operated out of Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport.

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Daily Mirror

Vladimir Putin expert shares sinister theory behind Russian 'Z' symbol seen in Ukraine

Russian political scientist Dr Grigory Yudin has accused Vladimir Putin of copying the Nazi playbook with his 'Z' insignia, which he calls 'half swastikas' to justify his 'senseless war'

Los Angeles Times

Doyle McManus: The US has a big stake in how the Ukraine war ends; it's likely to be paying a lot of the cost

Russia's invasion of Ukraine, now in its seventh week, shows no sign of abating. Vladimir Putin's army has abandoned its assault on Kyiv, Ukraine's capital, but is launching a new offensive in the country's east. Ukraine's allies, led by the United States and Britain, have stepped up their supplies of…

Tribune News Service

John M. Crisp: The weapons that cannot be ignored

Here’s a prediction that, unfortunately, may be as inescapable as it is undesirable: The current war between Ukraine and Russia will expand into a larger shooting war that involves the United States, as well as its NATO allies.

Bangkok Post

Russia to halt bond sales, threatens legal action over default

Russia will halt bond sales for the rest of the year and take legal action if sanctions force it into a default on its debt, according to the country’s finance minister.

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Evening Standard

Vladimir Putin to meet Austrian chancellor in first face-to-face with EU leader since war began

Austrian Chancellor Karl Nehammer is to meet with Vladimir Putin in Moscow in a bid to build bridges between Russia and Ukraine and “stop the war of aggression”.

The Independent UK

World Bank reveals damage to Russian GDP from sanctions and says Ukraine economy to be slashed by half

Russia’s economy has already plunged into ‘deep recession’, World Bank says

Al Jazeera

After the EU’s Russia coal ban, Germany grapples with oil and gas

The bloc took action after ‘atrocities’ in Ukraine, but analysts say oil and gas markets pose more complex challenges.

Daily Mirror

Roman Abramovich 'spent £40k' to fly favourite takeaway from London via private jet

The billionaire Russian did not see 2500 miles as an obstacle when it came to getting food from his favourite London restaurant delivered across Europe to his home in Azerbaijan

Asharq Al-Awsat

Borrell: More EU Sanctions on Russia an Option

More European Union sanctions on Russia are an option, the bloc's top diplomat said on Monday when asked if the EU was ready to consider a Russian oil embargo in response to Moscow's invasion of Ukraine. "Sanctions are always on the table," Josep Borrell told reporters as he arrived for…

The Guardian - UK

Sport is torn over Russia: should athletes have to distance themselves from Putin?

Some governing bodies will allow athletes to compete if they distance themselves from the Putin regime, but is this fair on their Ukrainian opponents?

Evening Standard

Russian troops laid landmines at Chernobyl, Ukraine official says

Russian troops laid landmines at the Chernobyl power plant as they retreated, a Ukrainian official has said.

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