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Billionaire Russian oligarch sanctioned in UK complains he has to eat at home after credit cards blocked

He ranked as the 128th richest person in the world last year

The Independent UK

JK Rowling slams Russian President Vladimir Putin's ‘cancel culture’ remark, supports Ukraine

Harry Potter author JK Rowling slammed Russian President Vladimir Putin in a tweet on March 25, as he compared the West's treatment of his country to a public backlash Rowling faced for her views on transgender issues.

The Times of India

Footage shows Ukrainian soldier line up and obliterate Russian tank with guided missile

The video was posted to social media, and shows a tank being targeted with a weapons system that appears to target and destroy the armoured vehicle with little difficulty

Daily Mirror

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Brittney Griner: Everything we know about the basketball star’s detention in Russia

Phoenix Mercury centre in custody after being picked up by customs officials at Sheremetyevo Airport in February and accused of smuggling cannabis oil cartridges

The Independent UK

What is behind Russia’s interest in a warming Arctic?

The last untapped area for shipping routes and exploitation is opening up and leading to new geopolitical tensions.

Al Jazeera

Russia sanctions: Heineken and Carlsberg join firms severing ties over Ukraine invasion – see full list

Banks, businesses, oligarchs and Cabinet ministers all targeted with harsh economic penalties by Western democracies as punishment for Vladimir Putin’s actions

The Independent UK

Carlsberg and Heineken to withdraw from Russia after Ukraine invasion

Heineken said it would guarantee the salaries of its 1,800 workers in Russia will be paid until the end of 2022

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Putin does not appear ready to compromise on Ukraine -U.S. official

Russian President Vladimir Putin does not appear ready to make compromises to end the war in Ukraine, a senior U.S. official said on Monday as Ukraine and Russia were preparing for their first face-to-face peace talks in more than two weeks.

Reuters

Ukrainian forces ‘retake control of Irpin’ after Russia said it would focus on Donbas

The city lies 12 miles north-west of Kyiv and has found itself on the frontline as Russian troops attempted to advance on the capital

Evening Standard

Leading independent Russian newspaper stops operations amid Ukraine war censorship

‘There is no other choice,’ says editor-in chief, Dmitry Muratov

The Independent UK

Kazakhstan does not want to be behind new Iron Curtain: Official

Deputy foreign minister says Kazakhstan would welcome companies exiting Russia due to the war in Ukraine.

Al Jazeera

Ukrainian forces retake control of town of Irpin, says local mayor

The mayor of Irpin, near Kyiv, said on Monday Ukrainian forces had seized back full control of the town which has been one of the main hotspots of fighting with Russian troops near the capital.

Reuters

Ukraine refugees near 4 million. Will exodus slowdown last?

The daily number of people fleeing Ukraine has fallen in recent days but border guards, aid agencies and refugees say Russia’s unpredictable war offers few signs whether it’s just a temporary lull or a permanent drop-off

The Independent UK

Russian news outlet Novaya Gazeta to close until end of Ukraine war

Independent newspaper says it is halting operations after it receives second warning from state censor

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Reuters

Ex-separatist leader calls Russian attack on Ukraine a mistake

One of the architects of the Moscow-backed separatist rebellion in eastern Ukraine eight years ago said Russia's invasion of Ukraine is a mistake, in comments that show the Kremlin cannot count on support from all pro-Russian opponents of Kyiv.

Reuters

Russia will suffer the severest consequences of Ukraine attack -Germany's Scholz

Moscow broke all rules of international order by using force to shift borders and it will be Russia that will most severely suffer the consequences of this, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said on Monday.

The Conversation

How Russia's musicians are taking a stand against the war in Ukraine

Speaking from outside the country a fortnight after the start of the invasion of Ukraine, Russian rapper Oxxxymiron released a video message saying that: “…there are tens of millions of Russians who categorically disagree with this war – and that should be said as loudly as possible”. Oxxxymiron was announcing…

The Independent UK

Germany mulls buying missile defence system after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

German lawkamkers mention Israeli Arrow 3 system as potential ‘good solution’

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Los Angeles Times

A Russian empire 'from Dublin to Vladivostok'? The roots of Putin's ultranationalism

LONDON — Russian President Vladimir Putin's ambitions and his ruthless style of achieving them in his invasion of Ukraine can be traced at least in part to a handful of conservative Russian thinkers who, like him, came to prominence in a post-Soviet nation struggling to find its identity, and who…

Daily Mirror

Vladimir Putin's chilling warning he could have troops in six capital cities in two days

The Russian president is alleged to have told former Ukrainian leader Petro Poroshenko that he could have soldiers on the ground in the capitals of Ukraine, Poland, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia and Romania within 48 hours

The Independent UK

Putin rival Boris Nemtsov ‘was tailed by FSB’ prior to his murder, investigation claims

Last time FSB tailed Boris Nemtsov was just 10 days before he was assassinated near the Kremlin, investigators say

Axios

Poll: Americans want tougher sanctions on Russia but fear the U.S. being drawn into a war

56% of those polled said Biden's response to Russia has not been "tough enough."

Reuters

In Istanbul and Dubai, Russians pile into property to shelter from sanctions

Wealthy Russians are pouring money into real estate in Turkey and the United Arab Emirates, seeking a financial haven in the wake of Moscow's invasion of Ukraine and Western sanctions, according to many property companies.

Wales Online

Russian soldier given £7,500 and Ukrainian citizenship after surrendering with tank

Ukrainian Minister of Internal Affairs Victor Andrusiv claimed the Russian soldier saw 'no point in further fighting'

Los Angeles Times

Zelenskyy holds out possibility of Ukrainian ‘neutrality’ as assaults continue

LVIV, Ukraine — Russian and Ukrainian officials began arriving in Turkey on Monday for a new round of talks as their countries battled well into a fifth week of war, with missiles raining down outside several cities Monday morning, including the capital of Kyiv and the northeastern city of Kharkiv.

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