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Saudi prince, rebuked by West, faces dilemma over Russia and China

The United States and Britain are ramping up pressure on Saudi Arabia to pump more oil and join efforts to isolate Russia, while Riyadh has shown little readiness to respond and has revived a threat to ditch dollars in its oil sales to China.

Reuters

Think tank calls for EU database to help trace oligarchs' assets

The European Union should create an asset database to help to track down the owners of assets held by shell companies and make EU sanctions against Russian oligarchs more effective, a think tank said on Wednesday.

Reuters

US is ‘looking very hard’ at whether Russia is ‘deliberately’ targeting journalists after attack on Fox crew

At least three journalists have been killed and several more injured by Kremlin forces in Ukraine in the last few days alone

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Trump: "A lot of love" behind invasion

Trump's comment is just the latest in a series of contradictory remarks about Putin

Salon

BMW, VW warn of shortages from part suppliers in Ukraine

BMW and Volkswagen have warned that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is causing shortages of some vital components, forcing them to reduce vehicle production in Europe

The Independent UK

Putin warns Russia against pro-Western 'traitors' and scum

President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday delivered a stark warning to Russian "traitors" who he said the West wanted to use as a "fifth column" to destroy the country.

Reuters

‘A line has been drawn’: Olga Smirnova quits Bolshoi Ballet over Ukraine war

The first Russian to leave the company over her country’s invasion of its neighbour will join the Dutch National Ballet

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Royal Marine calls 'PlayStation generation' Brits arriving to save Ukraine 'clueless'

Volunteers without military experience were criticised by a former Marine.

Daily Record

Putin's millions stashed in London to be frozen by UK's new 'kleptocracy' unit

A team is expected to identify any assets owned by Vladimir Putin in the UK, after the Russian leader built up a vast personal wealth during his time in the Kremlin

Daily Mirror

French Ukraine crisis resilience plan will cost 25-26 billion euros - minister

French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire on Wednesday put at between 25 billion euros and 26 billlion euros the total cost of measures to help mitigate the impact on the French economy of sanctions against Russia.

Reuters

Putin says Russia will achieve Ukraine goals, decries sanctions

Russian president says West aims to damage the Russian economy but insists the it could withstand the sanctions.

Al Jazeera

Gael Monfils shares heartache as wife Elina Svitolina ‘cried every night’ amid Ukraine war

Tennis veteran Gael Monfils has opened up about the support he's tried to offer wife and fellow pro Elina Svitolina as her native Ukraine has fallen under siege by Russian forces

Daily Mirror

Johnson meets Saudi, UAE leaders as Ukraine war roils oil prices

British PM Boris Johnson visits Gulf for talks aimed at moving away from reliance on Russian oil and gas supplies.

Al Jazeera

Zelensky's impassioned speech rekindles congressional no-fly talk

Members talked about alternatives allowing humanitarian aid flights.

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The Conversation

Ukraine: Putin isn't mad – he's following a long-established great power playbook for conquest

The Russian invasion of Ukraine has confounded everyone. Given its huge economic, reputational and political costs – not to mention the immense human misery it has already caused – how can anyone in their right mind choose to start such a war?

The Independent UK

Marina Ovsyannikova: Who is the Russian journalist who protested on state-run TV?

The editor has been handed a fine following her demonstration during a live news broadcast

Daily Mirror

13 innocent civilians massacred by Russians as they queue for bread in besieged city

Footage shot in besieged Chernihiv, northern Ukraine, shows ten lifeless bodies after Russian thugs reportedly fired on the group as they waited in line for bread

The Guardian - UK

The Tories ignored Labour’s warnings on Russia - then came the invasion

Having been blindsided by Putin, the government must now review its cuts to the army and the wasteful allocation of defence spending, says shadow defence secretary John Healey

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Possible Chinese intervention in the war on Ukraine should ring alarm bells for NZ

Geoffrey Miller puts NZ’s new humanitarian visa policy for Ukrainians under the microscope and considers the implications of claims of a potential role for China in Ukraine

Reuters

Lithuania says EU should scrap summit with China

A planned summit between China and the European Union should be canceled until Beijing shows whether it stands with Russia or the West over the conflict in Ukraine, a senior Lithuanian official said on Wednesday.

The Guardian - UK

Russia’s richest man may have avoided freeze on £1bn Tui shares

Alexei Mordashov sold most of 34% stake in world’s biggest tourism operator to firm in British Virgin Islands

Benzinga

Why BofA Bullish Is On Aluminum, Reinstating Buy Rating For Alcoa

Alcoa Corp (NYSE: AA) aims to become first quartile in aluminum by 2024, while the sentiment is bullish for aluminum due to capped Chinese supply, potential risks on Russia’s supply and Europe facing supply headwinds due to high energy costs, according to BofA Securities.

Reuters

World Court orders Russia to cease military operations in Ukraine

The International Court of Justice (ICJ) ordered Russia on Wednesday to stop the military actions it started in Ukraine on Feb. 24.

France 24

France unveils plan to mitigate impact of sanctions on Russia

French Prime Minister Jean Castex said Wednesday that France wanted to end its imports of Russian gas and oil by 2027. Castex made the remarks at a news conference to unveil government measures to help households, companies, farmers and fishermen mitigate the impact on the French economy of sanctions against…

Reuters

Turkey's Erdogan, Poland's Duda call for diplomatic efforts on Ukraine conflict

Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Wednesday he agreed with his Polish counterpart Andrzej Duda on the need for an acceleration of diplomatic efforts to end Russia's aggression on Ukraine.

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