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Russians 'throw plastic bags filled with bodies' into newly dug mass graves in Mariupol

An adviser to Mariupol's mayor has released horrifying new photos showing newly built mass graves in the besieged city, which Russian troops are reportedly filling up with bodies

Daily Mirror

Ukrainian soldiers training in UK to use British armoured vehicles

PM’s spokesperson denies move is escalatory as UK also trains Ukrainian troops in Poland to use anti-aircraft defences

The Guardian - UK

Ukraine-Russia war's nuclear end-game

Last Sunday Vladimir Soloviev, the anchor of Russia's most popular current affairs show, Sunday Evening, was delivering his usual all-is-going-splendidly take on the war in Ukraine when he suddenly went off-piste. The United Kingdom, he suggested, is planning to use nukes against the Russian forces in Ukraine.

Bangkok Post

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Ukraine's Zelenskiy says Russia has rejected proposal for an Easter truce

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy on Thursday said Russia had rejected a proposal for a truce over the Orthodox Christian Easter period this weekend but added he still harbored hopes for peace.

Reuters

China President Xi Jinping proposes 'global security initiative'

It is the first time China has argued for "indivisible security" — a concept that means no state should strengthen its security at the expense of another nation — outside the context of the Russia-Ukraine crisis.

ABC News

EU sanctions founder of Russian mercenary force

Wagner Group founder benefitted from Russia’s illegal annexation of Crimea, the EU says.

Al Jazeera

Russia-Ukraine latest updates: UN chief to meet Putin in Moscow

Ukraine news from April 22: Guterres will meet Russian President Putin on Tuesday to press for fighting to stop.

Al Jazeera

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Putin orders troops not to storm last Mariupol stronghold but declares success

SVIATOHIRSK, Ukraine — Russia claimed victory over the battered southern Ukrainian port of Mariupol on Thursday, with President Vladimir Putin saying he had ordered his forces not to attack the city’s last holdouts sheltering in a vast steelworks but to blockade the compound so tightly that “not even a fly…

Los Angeles Times

Ukraine-Russia war: Russian forces capture 42 villages in Donetsk region, Joe Biden announces new military aid for Ukraine — as it happened

Russian forces capture 42 villages in the eastern Donetsk region, but an aide to President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's chief of staff says Ukraine might take them back. Look back at events as they happened in our blog.

ABC News

War in Ukraine spurs bid to take a closer look at UN vetoes

After decades of complaints about vetoes in the U.N. Security Council, some momentum is building behind a proposal to subject any vetoed matter to scrutiny by the world body's full membership in the General Assembly

The Independent UK

Organization of American States suspends Russia's permanent observer status

The Organization of American States (OAS) said on Thursday it adopted a resolution suspending Russia as a permanent observer to the inter-governmental institution over Moscow's invasion of Ukraine.

Reuters

New satellite images reveal ‘mass graves’ near Mariupol as Russia ‘attempts to storm’ steel plant

Russian troops buried civilians in mass graves to cover up their own ‘military crimes,’ mayor says

The Independent UK

Think the Market is In for a Rough Ride? Then Add These 5 Stocks to Your Portfolio

The stock market seems set for a rough ride amid concerns about the Russia-Ukraine war, high inflation, and the Fed’s tightening monetary policy. Moreover, global growth is expected to slow due to the crisis in Europe and resurgent COVID-19 cases in China and elsewhere. Therefore, we think fundamentally strong stocks…

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Wimbledon may face legal action from Belarusian Tennis Federation over ban stance

The All England Club announced on Wednesday that Russian and Belarusian players would be banned from the tournament, but that decision has been met with criticism

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Reuters

World Bank estimates Ukraine physical damage at roughly $60 billion so far

Physical damage to Ukraine's buildings and infrastructure from Russia's invasion has reached roughly $60 billion and will rise further as the war continues, World Bank President David Malpass said on Thursday.

Reuters

U.S. says China continues to 'parrot' some Russian security concepts

The U.S. State Department said on Thursday that China continues to "parrot" some of Russia's security ideas amid the war in Ukraine, including the Kremlin's concept of "indivisible security."

Sports Illustrated

Billie Jean King on Wimbledon Russian, Belarusian Player Ban

The All England Club announced the polarizing news Wednesday.

Reuters

Greek PM Mitsotakis to visit White House in May

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will visit the White House on May 16 to meet U.S. President Joe Biden, with the two leaders expected to discuss Russia's invasion of Ukraine, among other issues, the White House said on Thursday.

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Zelenskiy says Ukraine needs $7 billion per month to make up for losses caused by invasion

Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Thursday that Ukraine needs $7 billion per month to make up for economic losses caused by Russia's invasion of his country.

The Hindu

This is India’s moment of reckoning

The country can be the fulcrum of the new global order, as a peaceful democracy with economic prosperity

The Independent UK

Belarusian Tennis Federation seeks legal advice over Wimbledon ban

Wimbledon and the Lawn Tennis Association announced on Wednesday that Russian and Belarusian players would be banned from this summer’s tournaments.

Reuters

Kyiv Symphony's European tour marks 'cultural front' in Ukraine crisis

For Eleanora Tymoshenko, a music teacher from Balakliia, near Kharkhiv in Eastern Ukraine, and now a refugee in Warsaw, a night of Ukrainian music is food for her soul as she reflects on the conflict ravaging her home.

Al Jazeera

China’s Xi says talks, not sanctions, should resolve disputes

Remarks seen as confirmation that China will stick to stance of not criticising Russian invasion of Ukraine.

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2 Buy the Dip Small-Cap Semiconductor Stocks

Despite the ongoing semiconductor shortage, which Russia's invasion of Ukraine has exacerbated, government and corporate investments to ramp up the production of semiconductor chips could boost the industry's growth. Therefore, we think it could be wise to invest in the stocks of quality small-cap semiconductor companies Axcelis Technologies (ACLS) and…

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Emmanuel Macron may be the de facto leader of Europe, but could he lose the French presidency to rival Marine Le Pen?

Emmanuel Macron's status as Europe's de facto leader, which has been cemented by the current crisis in Ukraine, certainly aligns with his ambitions. But could it cost him the French presidency?

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