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Congress cuts humanitarian spending despite billions for Ukraine - Roll Call

Congress provided billions of dollars in aid for Ukraine, but it cut other humanitarian programs meant to address hunger crises elsewhere.

Roll Call

More than 13,500 Russian troops killed since war began: Ukraine's Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Ukraine’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Tuesday shared the details of the losses that the Russian Armed Forces have incurred noting that more than 13,500 Russian troops have been killed with 404 Russian tanks being destroyed since Russia began its war on Ukraine.

Dynamite News

‘Her anger had been building’: Russian TV protester told friend of plan

Marina Ovsyannikova expressed deep unease over war in Ukraine before live protest in Channel One news studio

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More than 1,000 Russian individuals and businesses sanctioned by UK for Vladimir Putin links

The new legislation rushed through the Commons on Monday evening allowed the UK to widen the sanctions against the Vladimir Putin regime.

Daily Record

Voles Cut Grass To Shape Their Environment And Fend Off Their Foes

Rodents engage in environmental engineering on the steppes of Russia and China.

Zenger

Russian tennis players may be forced to denounce Putin to compete at Wimbledon

Sports Minister Nigel Huddleston told MPs that 'nobody flying the flag for Russia should be allowed' to play at the top tournament in June

Daily Mirror

Marina Ovsyannikova's bravery as she risks Putin's wrath with Russian state TV protest

Marina Ovsyannikova, an editor at the Russian state-supporting TV station Channel One, risked everything on Monday March 14 when she stunned the world with one of the most public anti-Putin protests possible

Daily Mirror

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Three men questioned after breaking into villa owned by Putin's son-in-law in south of France

Three men were questioned by French police on Monday after breaking into a villa owned by the former son-in-law of Russian President Vladimir Putin in protest at the invasion of Ukraine, prosecutors said.

Radio France Internationale

Britain ‘will lead world against Russia’ as bombs rain on Kyiv

Britain is seeking to drum up more funds to pay for more munitions for Ukrainian troops to resist the Russian invasion

Evening Standard

Three EU leaders in surprise journey to Kyiv to show solidarity with Ukraine

Prime ministers of Czech Republic, Poland and Slovenia to meet Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelensky

The Independent UK

Another 350 individuals and entities added to UK’s Russian sanctions list

The announcement followed economic sanctions announced earlier on Tuesday.

The Independent UK

Six scams Scots should be aware of when donating amid the Ukraine conflict

Advice Direct Scotland has listed the types of scams expected to hit kindhearted Scots seeking to support Ukrainians affected by the Russian invasion.

Daily Record

Thomas Tuchel calls out Boris Johnson over criticism of Roman Abramovich chants

The Russian-Israeli billionaire put the Blues up for sale on March 2, with some fans continuing to chant his name.

The Independent UK

Top Russian TV journalist quits and flees country in protest over Ukraine war

Liliya Gildeyeva, 45, was a leading anchor on Gazprom-Media's NTV channel for more than 15 years, and had been praised by the Russian president Vladimir Putin

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Reuters

Britain to ask Saudi Arabia to condemn Russia over Ukraine, PM's spokesman

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will ask Saudi Arabia to condemn Russia's aggression against Ukraine in talks later this week, Johnson's spokesman said on Tuesday.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Russia Steps up Bombardment of Kyiv, Civilians Flee Mariupol

Russia stepped up its bombardment of Kyiv on Tuesday, smashing apartments and a subway station, while civilians in 2,000 cars fled Mariupol along a humanitarian corridor in what was believed to be the biggest evacuation yet from the desperately besieged seaport. On the diplomatic front, another round of talks began…

The Guardian - UK

UK politics: Blair calls for push for peace deal but says Nato should not rule out intervening in war – as it happened

Latest updates: the former PM says the west should not give up on the possibility of negotiating a peace deal with Vladimir Putin

Daily Mirror

Russia captain Artem Dzyuba snubs call-up to national team over Ukraine invasion

Russia have been kicked out of 2022 World Cup qualifying due to the ongoing invasion of Ukraine but the national team are due to meet up for a training camp and friendly match, though captain Artem Dzyuba won't be involved

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Daily Mirror

Putin willing to use nuclear weapons against UK, believe 68% of Mirror readers

Last week, Leonid Volkov, the former chief of staff for jailed Vladimir Putin critic Alexei Navalny, urged global leaders to brace for Russia to deploy nuclear weapons

Daily Mirror

UK announces 370 new sanctions against Russia over Ukraine as oligarchs worth £100bn hit

Downing Street claimed the mammoth announcement more than doubles the number of Russian individuals sanctioned by Britain over the Ukraine-Russia war - as it effectively mimics action by the EU

Bangkok Post

Prayut concerned over Russia-Ukraine conflict on Apec summit

Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha has expressed concern over the Russian war against Ukraine that may affect the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (Apec) summit in Bangkok.

Reuters

UK announces 350 new sanctions listings on Russia

The British government said on Tuesday it had added 350 new listings under its Russia sanctions regime and nine new listings under its cyber sanctions regime.

The Conversation

Putin puts international justice on trial – betting that the age of impunity will continue

Images of pregnant women fleeing a bombed maternity ward in Mariupol, Ukraine, raised again the question of how far the Russian military will be willing to go to conquer the country – and whether war crimes are being committed.

Al Jazeera

Fears mount over ‘missing’ Russian anti-war TV protester

UN calls on Russia to ensure Marina Ovsyannikova will not face reprisals for her protest on live television.

The Guardian - UK

EU hits Roman Abramovich with sanctions in new action against Russia

Boss of state TV protester among individuals targeted, as investment and luxury exports are banned

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