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Germany ‘intercepts Russian radio messages discussing Bucha killings’

The BND intelligence agency reportedly presented its findings to the country’s parliament on Wednesday

The Independent UK

Germany tapped Russian chatter on Bucha killings, Spiegel says

German intelligence intercepted radio exchanges between Russian soldiers who discussed killing civilians outside Kyiv, potentially bolstering evidence that Kremlin forces carried out atrocities, Der Spiegel magazine reported on Thursday.

Tribune News Service

UN removes Russia from human rights panel; Ukraine pleads for weapons

KYIV, Ukraine — As Ukraine braced for a redoubled Russian offensive in the east and unearthed fresh evidence of atrocities outside its capital of Kyiv, the United Nations General Assembly sharply rebuked Moscow on Thursday by suspending it from the organization’s 47-member Human Rights Council.

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Congress votes to suspend Russia trade status, enact oil ban

Congress has overwhelmingly voted to suspend normal trade relations with Russia and ban the importation of its oil, ratcheting up the U.S. response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine amid reports of atrocities

The Independent UK

Finland's NATO application could be imminent

Finland shares a 830-mile border with Russia.

Axios

Ukraine-Russia war updates: UK says Russia has fully withdrawn from northern Ukraine — as it happened

Russian forces have now fully withdrawn from northern Ukraine, pulling back to Belarus and Russia, UK authorities say.

ABC News

Latest Ukraine updates: Kramatorsk attack sparks global outrage

Ukraine-Russia news from April 8: Deadly bombing spurs calls for accountability and pledges of assistance to Ukraine.

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Morning mail: Russia suspended from UN human rights council, fresh Aukus controversy, record frogs

Friday: Western observers fear that genocidal language in Russian media may prompt more war crimes. Plus: Record-breaking wet season sees frog numbers in Queensland leaping ‘through the roof’

The Guardian - AU

Russia sidesteps sanctions to supply energy to willing world

As Europe prepares to join the U.S. in hitting the Kremlin with tighter sanctions for its war on Ukraine, there are plenty of signs that Russia is finding ways to prop up its economy.

Tribune News Service

Ukrainians arriving at Mexico-U.S. border doubles in less than a week, officials say

The number of Ukrainians arriving at the U.S.-Mexico border to seek asylum in the United States since Russia's invasion of its neighbor has more than doubled in less than a week, officials said.

Reuters

The Loop: UN human rights council suspends Russia, Big Day Out founder dies, and a historic milestone for the US Supreme Court

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ABC News

Polar science threatens to crack under strain of Russia's war in Ukraine

Crucial scientific projects in the Arctic are in limbo as Russia becomes more isolated from the world.

Axios

Intercepted Russian radio hears soldiers 'talk about killing civilians' in Ukraine

BND officials told the German parliament it had intercepted radio transmissions from Russians who nonchalantly discussed the killing of several people in Ukraine

Daily Mirror

US Congress votes to suspend Russia trade status, enact oil ban

Reports of atrocities by Russian forces in Bucha, Ukraine prompted US legislators to advance trade, energy penalties.

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Evening Standard

US vows to supply the weapons Ukraine needs to defeat Vladimir Putin

The US, Britain and other allies pledged to supply ‘new and heavier’ weapons to Ukraine amid Putin’s invasion

The Independent UK

Russian Nobel-winning editor says he was attacked on train

Nobel Peace Prize-winning newspaper editor Dmitry Muratov says he was attacked on a Russian train by an assailant who poured red paint on him, causing severe discomfort to his eyes

The Hindu

Ukraine and the anatomy of India’s neutrality

Nehru’s axiom continues to guide New Delhi’s approach to conflicts, especially those involving its partners

The Conversation

Airbnb's Ukraine moment is a reminder of what the sharing economy can be

As desirable vacation destinations go, war-torn Ukraine must surely rate low. But in the first month of Russia’s invasion, Airbnb bookings in Ukraine boomed, as people around the world used the accommodation platform to channel more than US$15 million in donations to the country.

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Daily Mirror

Nobel prize-winning Putin critic doused with 'paint and acetone' in train attack

Dmitry Muratov, a Nobel Peace Prize winner and prominent Putin critic was attacked on a train and covered in red paint laced with acetone

Reuters

How the U.S. plans to starve Russia's 'war machine' -Treasury's Adeyemo to Reuters

The United States is ramping up sanctions against Russia to deprive Moscow's "war machine" of money and components needed to sustain its invasion of Ukraine, but curbing a main source of funding, Russian energy exports, will take time, U.S. Deputy Treasury Secretary Wally Adeyemo told Reuters on Thursday.

France 24

Jean-Luc Mélenchon, the veteran leftist standing in the way of a Macron-Le Pen rematch

In the space of a decade, Jean-Luc Mélenchon bounced back from a lifetime on the fringes of the Socialist Party to become the dominant force in France’s post-Socialist left. As voters head to the polls on Sunday, he is hoping to prevent a repeat of President Emmanuel Macron’s 2017 duel…

Tribune News Service

Analysis: Biden’s actions and words since Warsaw align with walked-back declaration that Putin must go

WASHINGTON — The White House might have walked back President Joe Biden’s declaration that Vladimir Putin “cannot remain in power” in Russia, but his words and actions since then fall in line with the boldest statement of his term.

The Independent UK

Ukraine news - live: Zelensky says Borodyanka atrocities worse than Bucha as Kremlin admits significant losses

‘We have significant losses of troops and it’s a huge tragedy for us,’ Kremlin’s spokesman said

Reuters

Ireland says two diplomats expelled from Russia

Ireland's ambassador to Russia was summoned to Moscow's foreign ministry on Thursday and told that two diplomats have been asked to leave the country, Irish Foreign Minister Simon Coveney said.

Al Jazeera

Germany says Russian radio messages discussed Bucha killings

In intercepted radio messages, Russian soldiers said to talk about interrogating and killing soldiers and civilians.

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