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Timeline of Russia Ukraine war so far - from Irish sea exercises to destruction of cities

Vladimir Putin has refused to pull back his troops, while Ukraine leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy has constantly said that there will be no surrenders from his army in defence of their cities

Irish Mirror

Ukraine to investigate claims of Russian prisoners being tortured after distressing video

WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT Ukraine is investigating after unverified footage was shared online appearing to show Russian troops being tortured on the eastern outskirts of Kharkiv

Daily Mirror

Russian stocks slide as trading resumes for all companies

Russian shares have slumped as its stock market resumed trading of all companies after a monthlong halt following the Ukraine invasion

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Russia's Novaya Gazeta paper suspends activity after second warning

Russia's Novaya Gazeta newspaper, whose editor Dmitry Muratov was a co-winner of last year's Nobel Peace Prize, said on Monday it would suspend its online and print activities until the end of Russia's "special operation" in Ukraine.

Reuters

Russia expels three Slovakian diplomats - foreign ministry

Russia has decided to expel three Slovakian diplomats in response to the expulsion of three employees of the Russian Embassy in Slovakia and told them to leave the country within 72 hours, the foreign ministry said on Monday.

Reuters

Russian councillor says she's not afraid after anti-war speech

A local councillor in southern Russia who criticised Moscow's invasion of Ukraine as amounting to a war crime has said she felt an obligation to speak up and was prepared for the consequences.

Reuters

EU seeks end to golden passport schemes, halt to sales of visas to Russians

The European Commission called on EU governments on Monday to end national programmes to sell citizenship to investors, also known as golden passports schemes, and urged them to suspend the sale of visas to Russians and Belarusians.

Reuters

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North Macedonia declares five Russian diplomats personas non grata - Foreign Ministry

North Macedonia has declared five Russian diplomats personas non grata for violating diplomatic norms and ordered them to leave the country in five days, the foreign ministry said in a statement on Monday.

Reuters

Economy may grow 3.0-3.5% this year - Arkhom

Thailand's economy could grow 3.0%-3.5% this year, less than an earlier forecast due to soaring oil prices driven by the Russia-Ukraine war, and the key interest rate should remain low to underpin recovery, the finance minister said on Monday.

Bangkok Post

Biden Finds No Respite at Home after Returning from Europe

With the last nine, unscripted words of an impassioned speech about Russia's aggression in Ukraine, President Joe Biden created a troubling distraction, undermining his effectiveness as he returned home to face restive Americans who strongly disapprove of his performance on issues that matter most to them. His comment that Russia’s…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Does Franklin Resources Deserve a Place in Your Portfolio?

Leading asset management company Franklin Resources (BEN) has made considerable progress in creating broader revenue and growth sources. However, given that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine could lead to sharp losses in its funds with higher allocations Russian markets, will it be able to maintain its market standing? Let’s find out.

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Kazakh radio host fired after invoking 'Uncle' Putin and suggesting possible invasion

A Kazakh radio station fired one of its presenters on Monday after she said "we will call in Uncle Vova if you talk too much" in a heated Facebook debate, a reference to Russian President Vladimir Putin and the idea that Russia could invade.

Reuters

Ostracised, angry and going backwards, Russia is the new North Korea

Sanctions don’t always have the intended consequences. Overthrowing malevolent regimes can be tricky precisely because the regimes are malevolent. Presidents and their henchmen can simply impose economic pain on their people while continuing to dine on black market champagne and caviar. Admittedly, the people may eventually rise up and oust…

Evening Standard

Abu Dhabi Sovereign Fund Pausing Russia Investments, CEO Says

Abu Dhabi's Mubadala Investment Company is pausing investments in Russia, which represent less than 1% of its portfolio, because of the Ukraine crisis, the chief executive of the $243 billion sovereign wealth fund said on Monday. This is the first comment by the top executive of Mubadala, Abu Dhabi's second…

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What are white phosphorus bombs? All we know about incendiary weapons Russia accused of using in Ukraine

Volodymyr Zelensky alleges Russia has fired highly-flammable chemical, often used as a battlefield smoke screen, to attack civilians as conflict rumbles on

Reuters

Stuck in Mexico, Ukrainian man scours social media for missing dad in Mariupol

Instead of enjoying the turquoise seas and white sands at one of Mexico's top beach resorts, Valerii Gorpenko mostly stays in his hotel, scouring social media for word of his elderly father, who is missing in the besieged Ukrainian city of Mariupol.

Reuters

Turkey faces risks acting as sanctions 'safe haven' for Russians

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Daily Mirror

Putin's kill-squad sent to assassinate Ukrainian president Zelensky is thwarted

The kill squad of 25 people were led by Russian special services and captured near the Slovakia-Hungary border, rumbling their plot as Volodymyr Zelensky has avoided multiple assassination attempts

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Displaying 'Z' symbol could be criminal act in Germany, ministry says

Individuals who display the letter "Z" in Germany to symbolise support for Russia's war in Ukraine could be liable to prosecution, an Interior Ministry spokesperson said on Monday.

Evening Standard

Heineken facing €400 million hit as it seeks new owner for Russian business

The world’s second biggest brewer said its Russia business was “no longer viable” as it pledged to pay 1,800 employee wages until the end of the year

Evening Standard

Vladimir Putin’s defeat is ‘just a question of time’, says Zelensky

Ukrainian president hails UK support as Russian leader told he’ll face ‘despot’s reckoning’

Insider UK

Superglass confirms resignation of Russian director

The Stirling-based company is a subsidiary of Russian-run TN International

Reuters

Armenia urges Russia to make Azeri troops leave in Karabakh flare-up

Armenia said on Monday it expected Russia to take action to make Azerbaijan withdraw troops from an area of Nagorno-Karabakh policed by Russian peacekeepers where tensions are rising in a bitter territorial row.

The Guardian - US

What fantasies of a coup in Russia ignore

Let’s assume for a moment that Putin does fall. What happens next? Here are three scenarios

Reuters

Russia adds German broadcaster Deutsche Welle to 'foreign agent' list

Russia's justice ministry on Monday added German broadcaster Deutsche Welle to a list of media organisations it has labelled as "foreign agents", a designation that requires outlets to publish a disclaimer on all its publications.

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