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MPC expected to keep policy rate at 0.5%

The Bank of Thailand's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) is expected to keep its policy rate at the historically low level of 0.5% throughout this year to maintain economic momentum, according to economists.

Bangkok Post

Boris Johnson sparks fury after comparing war in Ukraine to Brexit

The British Prime Minister is criticised as a "national embarrassment" for comparing Ukrainians' fight against Russian invaders to Britain's bid to leave the European Union.

ABC News

Ukraine says no to Russia demands of laying down arms in Mariupol

Ukraine said there is no question of surrendering the city of Mariupol after Russia called on Ukrainian forces on Sunday to lay down arms in the besieged port city.

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Ukraine latest updates: Zelenskyy rejects Moscow’s ultimatums

Ukraine news from March 21: President Zelenskyy accuses Moscow of seeking to ‘destroy’ Ukraine.

Al Jazeera

Russia and Ukraine fight for control of besieged Mariupol

Hundreds of thousands of residents remain trapped in the city, which has been besieged for more than two weeks.

Al Jazeera

U.S. fighters say they felt calling to join Ukraine's cause

Three U.S. volunteer fighters who have risked their lives alongside Ukrainian soldiers said they had joined the struggle against Russian forces to stop civilians suffering and in the name of freedom.

Reuters

Ukraine rejects Russian ultimatum to surrender stricken city of Mariupol overnight

Russian Colonel-General Mikhail Mizintsev, head of the Russian National Defence Control Centre, has called on Ukrainians in Mariupol to lay down their arms before sunrise tomorrow

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Chinese ambassador says Beijing hasn’t provided Russia with military aid

US officials alleged in diplomatic cables that Beijing was willing to send military, economic aid

The Independent UK

The Loop: Ukraine's 'Iron Dome' plea, Kimberley Kitching's funeral, why blood is becoming more positive

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ABC News

Boris tells Zelensky: I’ll push Ukraine’s interests at key NATO summit

Boris Johnson has told President Volodymyr Zelensky that that he will use a top-level meeting of Nato leaders this week to “advance Ukraine’s interests” as Vladimir Putin’s troops commit more “abhorrent attacks”.

Evening Standard

Foreign Secretary ‘appalled’ after reports Ukrainians ‘abducted’ by Russia

A Ukrainian MP said citizens were being sent to ‘distant parts of Russia’ to work without payment.

The Independent UK

Russia brutally bombs school where 400 women, kids and elderly people were sheltering

Officials believe 2,300 people have died in the Mariupol siege and up to 1,000 could still be trapped in wreckage. Rescuers' attempts to pull people from rubble are ongoing

Daily Mirror

Russia accused of bombing Mariupol art school as Zelensky warns of ‘third world war’ if peace talks fail

‘Several thousand’ residents reportedly deported to Russia as Putin’s forces tighten grip on port city

The Independent UK

Morning mail: claims of forced deportations from Ukraine, plight of 51 asylum seekers, best Bluey episodes

Monday: US says reports of forced civilian deportation from Mariupol to Russia are ‘unconscionable’ if true. Plus: the 10 top Bluey episodes for parents and kids, ranked

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The Hindu

Mounting pressure: On India’s options on Ukraine

India must retain the ability to judge and shift its position on Ukraine as the war progresses

The Hindu

India’s stand on the Ukraine war is tragic

New Delhi cannot crawl for the goodwill of Russia but must at least condemn Moscow’s aggression and illegal invasion

Asharq Al-Awsat

Berlin Anti-war Concert Draws 20,000 at Brandenburg Gate

Some 20,000 people attended an anti-war concert in central Berlin on Sunday, police said, with listeners waving Ukrainian flags or holding banners with slogans opposing the Russian invasion. Gathering near the Brandenburg Gate, symbol of a divided Germany during the Cold War, many performers wore shades of blue and yellow…

The Conversation

The West owes Ukraine much more than just arms and admiration

Russian President Vladimir Putin’s barbaric and cack-handed invasion of Ukraine perversely makes him look like a great re-unifier. Russia is now the most sanctioned country in the world, thanks largely to a broad transatlantic coalition that looked anything but cohesive just prior to Russian troops crossing the border into Ukraine.

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The Conversation

The Putin problem: is there ever a case to kill tyrants?

Republican senator Lindsey Graham has been among those calling for the assassination of Russian president Vladimir Putin in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

The Conversation

Energy bills are spiking after the Russian invasion. We should have doubled-down on renewables years ago

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is happening half a planet away from Australia.

The New Daily

Alan Kohler: China is at a crossroads, which means Australia is too

It looks like Australia will finally have to confront the problem of trading with a repugnant dictatorship, unless China dumps its partnership with Russia.

Al Jazeera

Germany seals gas deal with Qatar to reduce dependence on Russia

Germany has sought to reduce its energy dependence on Russia since Moscow invaded Ukraine.

Asharq Al-Awsat

From Leningrad to Kharkiv, a Life Bookended by War and Despair

A lifetime ago and 1,400 km away, Margarita Morozova lived through the World War Two siege of Leningrad. Now the 87-year-old Ukrainian finds herself once more in a city under attack. The retired librarian lives in Kharkiv, a Ukrainian city of 1.5 million people that lies 25 km from the…

The New Daily

Claims invading soldiers are forcibly deporting Ukrainians to Russia

The mayor of the besieged port city of Mariupol said via its Telegram channel that residents are being forcibly deported to Russia.

The Independent UK

Former army chief says he cannot rule out Ukraine conflict sparking world war

General Sir Mike Jackson said Russia’s invasion had put the world in ‘uncharted territory’.

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