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Long Refugee-Shy, Japan Prepares to Welcome Ukrainians

Japan said on Tuesday Ukrainian evacuees will be able to convert short-term entry visas into longer-term ones allowing them to work, the latest move by Tokyo, long refugee-shy, to welcome Ukrainians fleeing their war-torn land. The number of refugees fleeing Ukraine since Russia invaded on Feb. 24 hit more than…

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Turkey expects to evacuate citizens from Ukraine's Mariupol soon

Turkey's foreign minister said on Tuesday he expected to evacuate citizens from Ukraine's southern port city of Mariupol on Tuesday or Wednesday, he told reporters after a phone call with Russian counterpart Sergey Lavrov.

Reuters

Sandwiched between wars, a Syrian-Ukrainian faces uncertain future

Born in Syria to a Palestinian father and a Ukrainian mother, Victoria Naji has spent her life in the shadow of conflict.

Reuters

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Will there be a Ukraine peace deal? Kremlin says not giving predictions

The Kremlin said on Tuesday that it was too early to make predictions about the possible results of talks between Russia and Ukraine.

Reuters

UK announces Russian trade sanctions on vodka, art, sports cars and designer clothes

The economic sanctions are designed to 'cause maximum harm to Putin's war machine', the Government said

Daily Mirror

Tesla Has Been Buying Aluminum From Russian Supplier Founded By Sanctioned Oligarch Since 2020, Report Says

Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) has supply-chain ties with Russia, CNBC reported on Monday, citing internal documents.

Benzinga

Riyadh, Vienna Eye More Cooperation, Promoting Environmental, Water Protection

Austrian Minister for Digital and Economic Affairs Margarete Schramböck clearly admitted that the current Russian-Ukrainian war has exposed Europe’s urgent need for a roadmap that accommodates economic diversification, especially in the energy sector, to secure its demands. This need made her visit to Saudi Arabia vital to finding the best…

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Nearly 89,000 British households sign up to take in Ukrainian refugees

Foreign Office minister James Cleverly said he was glad the website had crashed because it showed the public’s generosity.

The Independent UK

Prosecutors seek longer, stricter jail term for Kremlin critic Navalny

Russian prosecutors asked a court on Tuesday to sentence jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny to an additional 13 years on fraud and contempt of court charges and to move him to a maximum security prison, Navalny's spokeswoman said.

Reuters

Ukraine president says peace talks with Russia going 'pretty good'

Volodymyr Zelenskyysaid that discussions between the two countries were ongoing "as part of a negotiation effort to end this war as soon as possible, with a fair peace".

Daily Record

Russia planning ‘fake’ referendum to ‘legitimise’ Ukraine invasion, says UK

‘It’s now obvious that Vladimir Putin and the Russian military are attempting some form of legitimacy or justification for their actions,’ Mr Cleverly said

Evening Standard

New UK sanctions hit Russian vodka and exports of luxury cars and fashion

Move will add 35 per cent tax to bottles of Russia’s favourite spirit

The Independent UK

‘It’s the right thing to do’: the 300,000 volunteer hackers coming together to fight Russia

Ukraine appealed for a global army of IT experts to help in the battle against Putin – and many answered the call. We speak to people on the digital frontline

The Guardian - UK

China says it's 'impartial' on Ukraine, denies aiding Russia

China says its stance on the conflict in Ukraine is “completely objective" and “impartial” and is repeating its accusations that the U.S. is spreading misinformation with reports that Beijing has responded positively to a Russian request for military supplies

The Independent UK

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Kremlin: anti-war protest on state TV was 'hooliganism'

The Kremlin said on Tuesday that the actions of a woman who interrupted a live news bulletin on Russia's state TV Channel One to denounce the war in Ukraine amounted to "hooliganism".

The Independent UK

Ukraine: Russia ‘planning referendum’ to ‘legitimise’ control of southern Kherson region

Vote would have echoes of 2014 referendums in Crimea and in ‘breakaway republics’ in east

Axios

The tech industry's dream of one global market is dying

Tensions with China, a global pandemic, and now war in Ukraine are making it harder than ever to "scale."

Asharq Al-Awsat

Israeli Left-Wing MPs Pressure Govt to Condemn Russian Invasion of Ukraine

Left-wing members of the Israeli government said Foreign Minister Yarir Lapid’s latest statements in support of Ukraine were not enough and pushed for a direct stance against Russia. Deputy Economy Minister Yair Golan said Israel needs to maintain careful relations with Russia, but must still condemn its invasion of Ukraine.…

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Irish Mirror

Russian journalist arrested after anti-war protest live on air could face 15 years in jail

The woman appeared in the background of a live broadcast on Channel One holding a sign which read: "They are lying to you"

Reuters

Iran's foreign minister in Moscow, hopes for Russian support for nuclear deal -ISNA

Iran's foreign minister Hossein Amirabdollahian arrived in Moscow on Tuesday and expressed hopes his visit would lead to Russian support for a "good, stable and strong nuclear deal," Iran's semi-official ISNA news agency reported.

Reuters

Ukraine’s capital to impose 35-hour curfew after increased shelling

A curfew will be imposed on the Ukrainian capital Kyiv from 8 p.m. (1800 GMT) on Tuesday to 7 a.m. (0500 GMT) on Thursday after several apartment blocks were struck by Russian forces based outside the city, Mayor Vitaliy Klitschko announced.

Axios

War grows dangerous for journalists in Ukraine and Russia

Targeting journalists can be considered a war crime.

Tribune News Service

Leonard Greene: Stop whining about gas prices — freedom costs, and we have to pay our share

It’s three days after President Joe Biden announced a Russian oil ban, and I’m at a full-service station in my large SUV getting $20 worth of gas.

Los Angeles Times

Commentary: Failing to supply MiGs to Ukraine, the West just flunked Putin’s test

Just when it seemed most critical for the United States to give Ukraine more powerful tools to blunt Russia’s brutal bombardments, President Joe Biden refused to get the U.S. involved in Poland’s plan to transfer MiG-29 fighter jets to Ukraine. He did it, he said, to avoid World War III.…

Los Angeles Times

Commentary: Ukraine’s struggle to keep its culture and independence

Ukrainians refer to Russian TV and its viewers as “Zombieland,” having long ago developed an immunity to the main talking points of Vladimir Putin’s mindless propaganda war. They know the absurdity of his claims that Kyiv is run by Nazis and drug addicts, NATO is threatening to destroy Russia, and…

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