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The Future of the International Space Station Looks Dire

For 30 years the U.S.-Russia partnership at the ISS was above it all. Now the U.S. finds itself in need of a friend, not a foe.

Businessweek

Writers in bombed out Kharkiv seek inspiration in historical resistance

‘It feels like history is repeating itself,’ says local poet as Russian bombs fall

The Guardian - UK

Ukraine news - live: Peace talks resume as UK warns Russia still poses ‘significant threat’ to Kyiv

Resumption of formal direct negotiations comes after pause of more than two weeks

The Independent UK

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Amid invasion of Ukraine, Australian government announces Magnitsky-style list to target corrupt Russians

Ramping up sanctions on Russian individuals amid the nation's war on Ukraine, Australia's Foreign Affairs Minister announces a list that will see sanctions imposed on almost 40 Russians.

ABC News

Global Oil Outlook: First Quarter in 2022 Russia-Ukraine Crisis drives continuous surge in crude oil price

The oil market has encountered severe changes in various aspects including price volatility and alternating trade flows since the end of February 2022, as Russia’s sudden invasion of Ukraine has caused more serious consequences than initially expected. The western nations’ initial estimation of the crisis was that it would only…

Bangkok Post

Russian commander 'shot himself on finding 90% of his tanks not working'

Ukraine's Ministry of Defence said a Russian commander of the 13th tank regiment killed himself on finding that 90% of his tanks did not work as they had been stripped down for cash

Daily Mirror

Russian Nobel Peace Prize newspaper suspends publication

MOSCOW: Russia's top independent newspaper Novaya Gazeta, whose chief editor last year won the Nobel Peace Prize, on Monday suspended publication until the end of Moscow's military action in Ukraine.

Bangkok Post

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North Korea signals it’s preparing for a nuclear test, exploiting US-Russia rift

North Korea looks set to detonate its first nuclear bomb in more than four years, as the United States' sanctions disputes with Russia and China make further United Nations penalties against the country unlikely.

Tribune News Service

Russia pledges to reduce attack on Kyiv but U.S. warns threat not over

Russia promised on Tuesday to scale down military operations around Kyiv and another city but the United States warned the threat was not over as Ukraine proposed adopting a neutral status in a sign of progress at face-to-face negotiations.

Reuters

Unprotected Russian soldiers disturbed radioactive dust in highly toxic Chernobyl ‘red forest’

Power station worker describes soldiers’ lack of anti-radiation gear as ‘suicidal’

The Independent UK

Ukraine to get more support from UK - President Zelensky's full speech in English

He was speaking on the 33rd day of the Russian invasion of his country

Wales Online

Russia-Ukraine war: what we know on day 34 of the Russian invasion

Peace talks begin in Turkey; UK intelligence says Ukraine forces continuing to conduct counterattacks outside Kyiv

The Guardian - UK

Roman Abramovich suspected poisoning claims ‘very concerning’ – Foreign Office

The UK pledged to continue to assist Ukraine by implementing tough sanctions on Vladimir Putin’s regime.

The Independent UK

Ukraine-Russia war updates: Peace talks loom in Turkey as fighting continues to displace Ukrainians

Ukrainian MPs say they are pessimistic about peace talks with Russia, which are set to be held in Turkey later today.

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Foreign Affairs

A False Dawn for Liberalism?

Why the War in Ukraine May Not Revive the West

Reason

Crime to Speak in Favor of One Side in a War -- in Which Your Country Isn't Even Fighting?

NPR (Rachel Treisman) reports: Two German states have outlawed public displays of the letter "Z," which has become synonymous with support for Russia's war in Ukraine. Authorities in Bavaria and Lower Saxony said over the weekend that anyone who displays the symbol at public demonstrations or paints it on cars…

Wales Online

Ukrainians say they have reclaimed Kyiv suburb from Russian troops

Irpin has been 'liberated', claims the mayor

Zenger

VIDEO: Russia Says It Destroyed Ukrainian Anti-Aircraft Missile System Near Kyiv

Zelensky says Ukraine willing to consider neutral status as ceasefire talks set to resume.

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The Independent UK

Amnesty's leader accuses Russia of war crimes in Mariupol

Amnesty International is accusing Russia of committing war crimes in the Ukrainian city of Mariupol

Reuters

Kremlin spokesman: Russia would use nuclear weapons only in case of 'threat to existence of state'

Kremlin spokesman Dmitri Peskov told PBS in an interview on Monday that Russia would resort to nuclear weapons only in the case of a "threat to the existence" of his country - and not as a result of the current conflict with Ukraine.

Reuters

Ukraine's Zelenskiy says tougher Russian sanctions needed quickly

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy on Monday urged Western nations to toughen sanctions quickly against Russia, including an oil embargo, to stop Moscow having a free hand to escalate its measures against his country.

The Independent UK

Pentagon may need more budget funding to help Ukraine

The Pentagon says it may have to go back to Congress for additional money to support Ukraine’s battle to defeat Russia’s invasion

Daily Mirror

Russian soldiers inhaled 'clouds of radioactive dust' when they seized Chernobyl

Russian soldiers kicked up clouds of radioactive dust as they seized the nuclear power plant Chernobyl, two workers from the site have said

The Independent UK

Ukraine activist who met Biden in 2014 says ‘Russian war crimes could have been stopped’ if he had listened to her

‘We have no time for emotions, or reflection, or for pain, for we are in a war’ lawyer Oleksandra Matviichuk tells Andrew Buncombe

Evening Standard

Biden defends ‘Putin cannot remain in power’ comment

Joe Biden has defended his unscripted remarks during a speech in Poland, in which he said Russia’s Vladimir Putin “cannot remain in power” by saying he was not calling for regime change but expressing his “moral outrage”.

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