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Why Russia's war on Ukraine could cause instant noodle prices to rise around the world

Ukraine is one of the world's biggest suppliers of wheat, the main ingredient for instant noodles. However, a prolonged war in the country could leave manufacturers short of supply, driving up the price of the pantry staple.

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Russia wants to use Brittney Griner as ‘negotiating chip’, says Democrat

Tim Kaine believes basketball star’s detention is to make her ‘part of this chess game’

The Guardian - US

Russian fighters booed at UFC London amid Vladimir Putin's war on Ukraine

Shamil Abdurakhimov and Sergei Pavlovich met in a heavyweight fight at UFC London, but the Russian's didn't get the best reception amid the ongoing crisis in Ukraine

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West must not make mistake of ‘normalising’ relations with Putin again, says Boris Johnson

Boris Johnson has warned that Western allies must not make the mistake of “normalising” relations with Vladimir Putin again following the invasion of Ukraine.

Evening Standard

Big hearted Wishaw businessman teams up with volunteers to help Ukrainian refugees

Tom McAvoy, from ADP Aluminium, decided to help out after watching the harrowing television footage following Russia’s invasion

Daily Record

UK grounds plane ahead of inquiry into possible Russian links

Aircraft owned, operated or chartered by anyone connected with Russia are banned from flying to and landing in UKRussia-Ukraine war – latest updates

The Guardian - UK

Ex-NATO Amb. Ivo Daalder on Putin’s Ukraine war

The day Russia invaded Ukraine is the “moment the world changed in a pretty fundamental way,” said former U.S. Ambassador to NATO Ivo Daalder, the president of the Chicago Council on Global Affairs.

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Vladimir Putin waves the flag in a polarised country where views are hard to shift

The west hopes that support for the invasion of Ukraine is wavering. But as Friday’s rally at Moscow’s Luzhniki stadium showed, the protesters remain in a minority

The Guardian - UK

Australia may be far from Ukraine but we won’t avoid the economic fallout of war

If wage growth stagnates while global supply chains fracture and commodity prices rise, Australians face reduced purchasing power

The Guardian - AU

Russia’s war in Ukraine dominates India, Japan summit meeting

Democracies like India and Japan should cooperate more, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida told reporters in New Delhi, as Russia’s war in Ukraine dominated the summit level meeting between the prime ministers of both countries.

Tribune News Service

American troops that Kremlin media claimed were dead are alive - and not in Ukraine

Russian media outlet Pravda had claimed that three US servicemen had been killed while fighting in Ukraine and gave names and military ranks for all three of them

Daily Mirror

Starvation fears for Yemen as Ukraine Russia war impacts wheat and fuel supplies

The Russian invasion of Ukraine could make the famine in Yemen even worse, with Save the Children having estimated that 85,000 Yemeni children died due to starvation between 2015 and 2018

Daily Mirror

Private jet grounded while possible Russian links are investigated

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps said he had taken ‘rapid action’ in the case.

The Independent UK

Russians push deeper into Mariupol as locals plead for help

Russian forces have already cut the city off from the Sea of Azov.

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Kyiv says 228 killed in capital since start of war, including four children

Kyiv city authorities on Saturday said 228 people had been killed in the capital since Russia's invasion of Ukraine began, including four children.

Daily Mirror

Putin 'panicking' over revolution in Moscow as he battles to control Ukraine, PM says

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson said failure to support Ukraine now would result in a "new age of intimidation across eastern Europe from the Baltic to the Black Sea"

Benzinga

Gold Shines Again Through The Eyes Of Investors

Russia's invasion of Ukraine has put the global economy between a rock and a hard place, causing investors to see the geopolitical cosmos through a magnifying glass.

The Guardian - UK

Battle for control of Mariupol hinders rescue of civilians trapped in theatre

Ukrainian forces hold out against larger Russian force but lose access to Sea of Azov

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Al Jazeera

Ukraine calls on China to condemn Russia’s invasion

The call comes after US warns Beijing of ‘consequences’ if it materially supports Russia’s war on Ukraine.

Reuters

Ukraine and Russia: What you need to know right now

Ukraine's leader called for solidarity on Thursday, a month after Russia's invasion began, warning he would see who sells out at summits in Europe, where plans to bolster sanctions and NATO are afoot but restrictions on energy could prove divisive.

Reason

Ukrainian Soldier Seeks Trademark for "Russian Warship Go F**k Yourself"

From World Trademark Review (Tim Lince): WTR can reveal that a Ukrainian border guard who refused to surrender to a Russian warship has filed an EU trademark application for the phrase that went viral during their stand-off. It comes as reports emerge of major brands being targeted with rogue trademark…

Chicago Tribune

Former Presidents George Bush and Bill Clinton leave flowers at Ukrainian Village church in Chicago in solidarity with war-torn Ukraine

CHICAGO — In a display of solidarity with Ukraine, former Presidents George W. Bush and Bill Clinton earlier this week left bouquets of sunflowers, the war-torn nation’s national flower, at an iconic church in Chicago’s Ukrainian Village during an unannounced visit.

Daily Mirror

Fears numerous chippies will close as rising prices mean cod and chips could cost £13

Chippies are calling on the Government to stop its controversial VAT rise as customers face paying £12-13 for a large cod and chips and this is before they feel the full effects of the Russian invasion of Ukraine

The Guardian - UK

Those on the right who loudly praised Putin have now fallen strangely silent

Most collaborators in the west are at least coming up with excuses after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. That’s not the case in Britain

ABC News

In Chernobyl, the site of the world’s worst nuclear disaster, exhausted hostages work at gunpoint after Russian occupation

For more than three decades, very little has disturbed the vast exclusion zone around Ukraine's Chernobyl nuclear power plant, just as authorities intended. That is, until Russian troops moved in, kicking up radioactive dust in their wake.

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