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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.

Los Angeles Times

Russian troops storm woods as they attempt to enter Kyiv by crossing Irpin river

The video is taken in a wooded area dotted with tall trees by someone walking through the Ukrainian forest as gunfire breaks out in the background with Putin's troops seeking to storm Kyiv

Daily Mirror

U.N. Security Council to vote Friday on Russia move on Ukraine

The U.N. Security Council is due to vote on Friday on a Russian-drafted call for aid access and civilian protection in Ukraine, but diplomats say the measure is set to fail because it does not push for an end to the fighting or withdrawal of Russian troops.

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Ukraine latest as 10 civilians shot dead 'while standing in line for bread'

A fresh round of peace talks between Russia and Ukraine has begun

Manchester Evening News

Russian ally ransomware group could target Australia, cyber security authorities warn

A notorious ransomware gang known as "Conti", which has previously launched attacks on critical infrastructure in Australia, is causing concern for cyber authorities after the group aligned itself with the Russian government.

ABC News

Morning mail: Russia accused of bombing theatre, booster rollout lags, floods ruin local history

Thursday: Troops ‘purposefully and cynically’ attacked a venue sheltering civilians, city officials say. Plus: artefacts, memories and personal treasures thrown out in NSW flood cleanup

The Guardian - AU

Sen. Lindsey Graham stands by call for the assassination of Russian President Putin

Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., stood by his controversial call Wednesday for the assassination of Russian President Vladimir Putin, which drew widespread condemnation from both sides of the aisle.

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Hopes rise for Ukraine talks, but experts doubt Russia will pull out

Analysis: Putin’s rhetoric remains uncompromising and analysts are sceptical negotiations will yield a lasting solution

The Guardian - UK

Republicans pile on Tulsi Gabbard

Rep. Adam Kinzinger has called Gabbard's remarks "actual Russian propaganda"

Salon

Sweden to boost defence spending by $300 million in 2022

Sweden's government said on Wednesday it would boost defence spending by around 3 billion Swedish crowns ($318.17 million) this year as it looks to speed up rearmament in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Reuters

Micheal Martin tells Volodymyr Zelensky: Ireland is in solidarity with Ukraine

The Taoiseach spoke to the Ukrainian president in a phone call on Wednesday.

The Independent UK

4 Overvalued Retail Stocks to Avoid as Recession Fears Grow

Market forecasters have raised concerns about a U.S. recession, given rising inflation and the Russia-Ukraine war. In addition, discretionary retail spending tends to decline amid economic downturns. Hence, the overvalued retail stocks Hermes International (HESAY), Lululemon (LULU), e.l.f. Beauty (ELF) and Allbirds (BIRD) might now be best avoided. Let’s discuss.

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Poor the hardest hit in Latam by Russia's Ukraine invasion -IMF

The poorest will be the hardest hit across Latin America and the Caribbean by the economic fallout from Russia's invasion of Ukraine, with the region facing further inflationary pressure, a senior official at the International Monetary Fund said on Wednesday.

Reuters

White House says not seeing de-escalation from Russia

The Biden administration is not seeing Russia take any actions to de-escalate its invasion of Ukraine that would suggest progress in talks between Russian and Ukrainian leaders, White House spokeswoman Jen Psaki said on Wednesday.

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Germany's Scholz signals support for any Finnish NATO bid

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said on Wednesday he welcomed any interest shown by Finland in joining NATO, a question that has gained more urgency since Russia invaded Ukraine.

The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson upbeat on Saudi oil supply as kingdom executes three more

PM accused of ‘trading blood for oil’ as he seeks increased Middle East output to lessen reliance on Russia

ABC News

Ukrainian President Volodomyr Zelenskyy has remade himself again as a wartime leader in khaki

How Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy swapped careers, donned khakis and remade himself once again into a leader the world is turning to.

The Conversation

Beyond sanctions: 5 more ways New Zealand can help support Ukraine and punish Russia

The illegal Russian invasion of Ukraine has already seen New Zealand break with long diplomatic tradition and introduce an “autonomous” sanctions regime outside the normal United Nations process.

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Reuters

Musk's 'combat challenge' to Putin prompts mockery in Russia

The Kremlin may have ignored billionaire Elon Musk challenging President Vladimir Putin to a fight over Russia's invasion of Ukraine, but several Russian officials have stepped in to defend their leader by mocking Musk online.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Former Player Dolgopolov Vows to Defend Ukraine

Former tennis player Alexandr Dolgopolov said on Wednesday he has traveled home to Ukraine to defend the country after undergoing weapons training. The 33-year-old, who won three ATP titles and reached a career-high ranking of number 13, said he was in Turkey with his sister and mother when Russia's invasion…

Axios

Biden says Putin is a "war criminal"

It's the first time Biden has used the term to describe the Russian president.

The New Daily

US promises more weapons as Ukraine accuses Russia of sickening shooting in bread line

"Russian Armed Forces fired at people standing in line for bread," according to Ukrainian officials. The US has commited more help. Here's the latest.

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach urged to keep pressure on Russia in phone call with Ukrainian President

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

The Guardian - US

Zelenskiy wants to shame the west into action. Will it work?

The contrast between what the Ukrainian president has been willing to do, and what western leaders have been willing to do to help, is the source of his moral power

Reuters

Biden calls Putin 'a war criminal'

U.S. President Joe Biden told reporters on Wednesday that Russian President Vladimir Putin is "a war criminal" over his country's invasion of Ukraine.

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