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‘We are lucky to be alive’: Residents of Kyiv face reality of war as frontline approaches ever closer

Kim Sengupta talks to Kyiv residents whose homes are being destroyed even before Russian forces arrive in the city

The Independent UK

Kinder Morgan vs. Enterprise Products Partners: Which Stock is a Better Choice?

Concerns over supply disruptions from Russia and consequent increases in oil and gas prices should benefit midstream oil and gas companies. The surging demand for midstream operations should drive the performance of Enterprise Products Partners (EPD) and Kinder Morgan (KMI). But which of these stocks is a better buy now?…

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Ukraine needs more military aid: envoy

Ukraine's top diplomat in Canberra has warned Russia is displaying signs of pursuing genocide by attacking civilians and humanitarian corridors.

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Ukrainian President tells his millions of followers his thoughts after phone call with Taoiseach Micheal Martin

Mr Martin said Ireland would show “our support in any way that we could.”

Irish Mirror

Exclusive-Facebook removes more Russia posts claiming children's hospital bombing a hoax

Facebook on Wednesday removed official Russian posts that falsely claimed reports of Russia bombing a children's hospital in Ukraine were a hoax, a company spokesperson said, even as similar messages appeared on other social media platforms.

Reuters

BPP unfazed by war's impact on coal supply

The Russia-Ukraine war, which has raised new fears of a coal supply disruption, will not have a serious impact on coal-fired power plants run by Banpu Power Plc (BPP), the power generation arm of non-oil energy conglomerate Banpu Plc.

Bangkok Post

Russia-Ukraine latest updates: US accuses Russia of ‘war crimes’

Ukraine news from March 17: US Secretary of State Antony Blinken says war crimes have been committed in Ukraine.

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Officials Won't Let Some Ukrainian and Russian Ship Crews Enter the U.S. Because They Might Try To Stay

Now is the time to welcome vulnerable Russians and Ukrainians, not turn them away.

Reason

Putin's war is hurting less wealthy states

It is difficult to see any winners in the ongoing war caused by Russia's irrational and devastating invasion of Ukraine. But the losers extend far beyond the people of Ukraine, who are being attacked, and the people of Russia, who did not choose this war but now must endure an…

Bangkok Post

Putin's chilling warning to oligarchs in bizarre rant about oysters and gender

Russian President Vladimir Putin said the West was hoping that a "fifth column" of traitors to divide society, in a clear attempt to unite his country as the invasion of Ukraine continues

Daily Mirror

France unveils 'resilience plan' to cushion impact of Russia sanctions

The French government has presented a new round of measures to help households, companies, farmers and fishermen cope with the economic fallout from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Radio France Internationale

Debt repayment in roubles, a possible economic counterattack for Russia?

The Russian response to Western sanctions took a rather original form on Monday 7 March: to draw up a list of “hostile” countries and to authorise Russian individuals and companies to repay their debts in roubles, despite the fact that the credit was contracted in another currency.

The Conversation

US works to 'seize and freeze' wealth of Russian oligarchs

Announcing tough sanctions against Russian oligarchs over the war in Ukraine was step one

The Independent UK

Boost aid spending to help Ukraine, says Cameron

Former prime minister David Cameron said he was ‘sad’ that aid spending had been cut by the Government.

The Independent UK

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Los Angeles Times

Waging war, wielding words: Zelenskyy’s speeches have made him a folk hero

The wartime optics were impeccable. Clad in olive drab, seemingly paler than the day before, unruly facial stubble thickening into a goatee, and with his country’s familiar cerulean-and-yellow banner by his side, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy launched into his latest appeal for help in the lopsided war against Russia.

Daily Record

Vladimir Putin states western dominance is on the out and world is trying to 'cancel' Russia

A defiant Vladimir Putin defended the invasion of Ukraine, that he has deemed a 'special military operation', and claimed that it was going to plan, despite four of his generals and thousands of soldiers being killed.

Reuters

Canada formally removes Russia's RT from Canadian TVs

Canada on Wednesday banned TV service providers in the country from distributing Russian state-owned television channels RT and RT France, saying the programming was not consistent with Canadian standards.

Los Angeles Times

Biden to send more aid after Zelenskyy's emotional plea to Congress

WASHINGTON — Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy appealed directly to U.S. lawmakers Wednesday with an emotional request for additional financial support, weaponry and a no-fly zone to help his country fend off the Russian invasion, a remarkably rare speech that effectively circumvented the White House and went directly to the American…

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Al Jazeera

Timeline: Week three of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

Intensified bombardment of several cities, tighter sanctions and some evacuations mark the third week of war in Ukraine.

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson returns from Saudi Arabia empty handed after flop oil beg trip

The Prime Minister hoped to persuade oil-rich Saudi Arabia to open the taps and supply millions of extra barrels a day. He held an hour and 45 minutes of talks with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman

ABC News

Ukraine-Russia war updates: Mariupol theatre's bomb shelter survived Russian shelling, says Ukrainian MP — as it happened

An MP from Mariupol says hundreds of women and children in a bomb shelter survived when the theatre building above them was destroyed in a Russian attack. Follow live.

Zenger

VIDEO: Russian Tank Shoots Lone Ukrainian Civilian As He Walks Down Mariupol Street

Fighting continues as the International Court of Justice orders Russia to halt its invasion of Ukraine.

Sports Illustrated

British Government Wants Daniil Medvedev to Denounce Putin to Avoid Wimbledon Ban

The world’s No. 1 player said he wants to “promote peace” regarding the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

The Independent UK

Florida woman targeted online after being mistaken for Russian foreign minister Lavrov’s daughter

‘People wish you to burn in hell, you know, ‘you should be deported,’ ‘let’s take over her apartment and host somebody from Ukraine’

Los Angeles Times

Analysis: Biden, recognizing the power of Zelenskyy's plea to Congress, beefs up defense aid for Ukraine

WASHINGTON — Throughout his nearly 14 months in office, President Joe Biden has spoken often about the world being at “an inflection point” in a broader ideological “battle between democracies and autocracies,” vowing that the U.S. and allies are determined to deliver for those who’ve chosen freedom.

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