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Western Sanctions Won’t Sway Kremlin, Says Russia’s Former President Medvedev

It is "foolish" to believe that Western sanctions against Russian businesses could have any effect on the Moscow government, Russian ex-president and deputy head of security council Dmitry Medvedev was quoted as saying on Friday. The sanctions will only consolidate the Russian society and not cause popular discontent with the…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Donald Trump sues Hillary Clinton over Russia collusion claims in 2016 presidency battle

The suit accuses Clinton and others of an ‘unthinkable plot’ in linking Trump’s 2016 campaign to Russia

Evening Standard

Russia says it destroyed fuel depot outside Kyiv in missile strike

Russia's armed forces destroyed a major fuel depot outside Kyiv in a missile strike, Russia's defence ministry said on Friday.

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Commentary: This is the first time Gen Z is seeing what war looks like. Let’s help them

This is the first time members of Generation Z are seeing what war really looks like. They are the demographic cohort ranging in age from 10 to 25. Thanks to social media and the 24-hour news cycle, they can witness the war between Ukraine and Russia. They are seeing the…

Chicago Tribune

Martin Schram: The battle of Russia has begun

Vladimir and Yevgenia are two fervently patriotic Russians in their 60s who are consumed these days, in very different ways, by what is happening to the desperate but valiant ordinary people of Ukraine.

Tribune News Service

Commentary: Say no to a ‘no-fly' zone in Ukraine

As Russia’s war on Ukraine drags on, calls have grown for the United States to impose a “no-fly" zone over the country.

Tribune News Service

Heidi Stevens: Chicago florist tracks down woman in Ukraine who's selling flowers through the war

In early March, two weeks into Russia’s assault on Ukraine, Steven Dyme watched a clip on NPR’s Twitter feed about a florist in Mykolaiv, Ukraine, who had just stocked her shop with fresh spring blooms when war broke out.

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Commentary: Retaliating against Russian artists, scientists plays into Putin’s desire for division

The dark clouds rising over Ukraine from Russia’s relentless bombings contain a faint silver lining: the renewed unity of Europe and its allies and affirmation of their shared values in open and free societies. The United States is now considering how it will apply these principles to Ukrainian refugees who…

Chicago Tribune

Zelensky: Europe acted too late to stop Russian invasion

Europe acted too late in stopping Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenksy has said.

Evening Standard

Is the Ukraine war weakening Putin’s position in Russia?

While increasingly isolated, analysts say the Russian leader is unlikely to be ousted by a mass uprising or coup.

Al Jazeera

Polina Kovaleva: Russian foreign minister’s London-based ‘stepdaughter’, 26, sanctioned by UK

British foreign secretary Liz Truss says those linked to Russian war should ‘pay price’

The Independent UK

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine: List of key events from day 30

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 30th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Al Jazeera

Joe Biden warns the use of chemical weapons by Russia in Ukraine ‘would trigger a response in kind’ by Nato

Joe Biden has said the use of chemical weapons by Russia in Ukraine “would trigger a response in kind” by Nato.

Evening Standard

We’re bringing victory closer, says Volodymyr Zelensky

Russian troops with “dwindling” morale are being forced in some areas away from the capital Kyiv

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Inflation pressures hit consumer confidence; Moscow stock market falls back – as it happened

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Reuters

Marshall Islands says looking at 'expelling' Russian ships on its registry

The Marshall Islands is considering "expelling" from their ship registry any Russian yachts or boats that have been targeted by Western-led sanctions on Russia over its invasion of Ukraine, its foreign minister said on Friday.

The Independent UK

Some prominent Russians quit jobs, refuse to support war

The resignation of Anatoly Chubais, who was President Vladimir Putin’s envoy to international organizations for sustainable development, was not the first resignation of a state official over the war with Ukraine, but it was one of the most striking

Evening Standard

300 people killed in Russian bombing of Mariupol theatre, says local official

Mariupol City Council publishes desperate letter pleading for help stressing there were ‘more and more deaths from starvation’

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The Independent UK

Biden to visit Poland, a complex ally on Ukraine's doorstep

President Joe Biden’s visit to Poland as his final stop in Europe this week offers a chance to underscore U.S. commitment to protect a key NATO member on Ukraine’s doorstep

Manchester Evening News

Russia chemical attack on Ukraine would trigger 'response in kind', Joe Biden warns

NATO leaders warned of 'catastrophic consequences' for Vladimir Putin if Russia carried out chemical attacks

The Conversation

Is banning Russian tennis players from Wimbledon the right call?

Wimbledon, the most iconic tennis grand slam, is considering its position on the participation of Russian nationals.

Irish Mirror

Joe Biden warns NATO will respond "in kind" if Russia uses chemical weapons in Ukraine

"The nature of the response would depend on the nature of the use"

Reuters

Ukraine has retaken towns 35km east of Kyiv, UK says

Ukraine has retaken towns and defensive positions up to 35 kilometres east of Kyiv, helped by Russian forces falling back on overextended supply lines, Britain's defence ministry said on Friday.

The Guardian - UK

Putin’s bombs and missiles rain down, but he will never destroy Ukraine’s culture

As part of Russia’s ‘total war’, theatres are bombed and intellectuals are murdered. But we will fight for our heritage, says the Ukrainian novelist Andrey Kurkov

Al Jazeera

Ukraine and Russia conduct soldier-for-soldier prisoner swap

Ukrainian government says this was first equal exchange of captured troops since Russia’s invasion began a month ago.

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