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Russian airlines will keep planes leased from foreign firms

Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a law letting Russian airlines register planes leased to them by foreign companies and continue flying them

The Independent UK

Anti-war protester in studio disrupts live Russian state TV news

An anti-war protester interrupted a live news bulletin on Russia's state TV Channel One on Monday, holding up a sign behind the studio presenter and shouting slogans denouncing the war in Ukraine.

Reuters

BBC's Clive Myrie issues warning over Ukraine-Russia war as he prepares to return to Kyiv

BBC presenter Clive Myrie issued a warning over the war between Ukraine and Russia as he appeared on The One Show today. The journalist will be returning to the country soon

Daily Mirror

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Ukraine's women and children are fleeing the country, leaving their men with a lonely choice on how to fight Russia's war

With war raging in Ukraine, families are being torn apart, and men are forced to stay behind and fight while their children escape to safety.

ABC News

Analysis: Can the UAE be a safe haven for Russian oligarchs?

The UAE has toed a middle line over Ukraine, but can the Biden administration put the pressure on it to change?

Al Jazeera

'That's A Buy Signal': Why Kevin O'Leary Just Bought Alibaba, Tencent And Meituan Stock

Chinese stocks are trading significantly lower Monday amid a COVID-19 outbreak in China's manufacturing hub, developments between China and Russia in relation to war and regulatory scrutiny of Tencent Holdings Ltd (Pink: TCEHY).

Benzinga

US aid to Ukraine: $13.6 billion approved following Russian bombardment marks sharp increase

The U.S. government has condemned Russia’s war on Ukraine and vowed to make sure Russia faces consequences for its attack. Political scientist Jessica Trisko Darden, author of “Aiding and Abetting: U.S. Foreign Assistance and State Violence,” explains how U.S. assistance to Ukraine is rapidly evolving and what its potential consequences…

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Russia had 'insiders' among foreign fighters on Ukraine base where 3 Brits feared killed

Officials are investigating whether an 'insider' purporting to be a foreign recruit for Ukraine was in fact working for Russian spy agencies before an airstrike killed 'many scores more' than previously reported

Daily Mirror

Once a Powerful Symbol in Russia, McDonald’s Withdraws

Two months after the Berlin Wall fell, another powerful symbol opened its doors in the middle of Moscow: a gleaming new McDonald’s. It was the first American fast-food restaurant to enter the Soviet Union, reflecting the new political openness of the era.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Boris Johnson’s government set to unveil further Russian sanctions

Action come as Economic Crime Bill clears all parliamentary hurdles

The Independent UK

CCTV footage catches moment of Russian projectile’s impact on Kyiv street

Former professional boxer Wladimir Klitschko shared a video of the blast’s aftermath on Twitter.

The Independent UK

U.S. open to 'diplomatic alternatives' if Russia blocks return to Iran deal

Washington would be open to "diplomatic alternatives" to prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon if a deadlock sparked by sanctions against Russia makes a formal return to the 2015 nuclear deal impossible, State Department spokesperson Ned Price said on Monday.

Reuters

Russia-Ukraine War: UN Chief Warns of Global Food System 'Meltdown'

UN chief Antonio Guterres warned Monday that the world must act to prevent a "hurricane of hunger and a meltdown of the global food system" following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The secretary-general told reporters in New York that the war risks sparking far-reaching consequences for the global food supply that…

Asharq Al-Awsat

US ‘watching’ China after reports Beijing preparing to aid Russia

Ned Price warns US will not ‘stand by’ as countries aid Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

The Independent UK

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Los Angeles Times

Attacks hit breadth of Ukraine amid new round of talks with Russia

KYIV, Ukraine — Bombardments struck across Ukraine on Monday — including a direct hit on a Kyiv apartment building — as the embattled nation’s leaders opened another round of talks with Russia despite little progress after previous negotiations.

Reuters

World Court to rule in Ukraine case against Russia on March 16

The International Court of Justice (ICJ) on Monday said it would rule in the case that Ukraine has brought against Russia on March 16.

The New Daily

Russia’s deadly attack on Ukraine capital on day of peace talks

Ukrainian and Russian officials have met again for peace talks – all the while invaders launched attacks on the capital and killed more civilians.

Benzinga

BofA Cuts Price Target On This Social Media Giant By 12%

BofA analyst Justin Post lowered Meta Platforms Inc's (NASDAQ:FB) price target to $290, down from $330, but reiterated a Buy. The price target implies an upside of 54%. Post noted that Russia's invasion of Ukraine would have a "modest impact" on advertising sales of the Facebook parent. Also Read: Deutsche Bank Still Finds Big Tech…

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The Times of India

Rupee unlikely to be majorly impacted due to Russia-Ukraine war: SBI research

KOLKATA: The ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia is unlikely to have any major impact on the Indian rupee and the forex volatility in the country (dollar/rupee) has been much less now as compared to the global financial crisis which took place in 2008, SBI said in its Ecowrap research…

The Conversation

Russia's war on Ukraine is driving up wheat prices and threatens global supplies of bread, meat and eggs

Russia and Ukraine between them account for almost a quarter of the world’s wheat exports.

The Conversation

On the 3rd anniversary of the Christchurch attack, the Ukraine crisis asks the West to rethink its definitions of terrorism

As the Russian invasion unfolds, a deep vein of Ukrainian nationalism – already irritated by the annexation of Crimea and a Russian-backed insurgency in the Donbas region – has been unleashed.

ABC News

ICRC warns besieged Ukrainian city Mariupol faces 'worst-case scenario' as it pushes for humanitarian action

Mariupol is facing extreme shortages of basic necessities and communication lines have all but gone silent. Friends and family of residents trapped by Russian shelling paint a picture of what is happening on the ground.

Reuters

Ukraine has evacuated 548,000 people since start of war- Deputy Interior Minister

Ukraine has evacuated 548,000 civilians since Russia invaded it on Feb. 24, the country’s Deputy Interior Minister Yevheniy Yenin said in a televised interview on Monday.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Russia-Ukraine Talks to Continue Despite Deadly Strikes

Russia and Ukraine conducted fresh talks on Monday in an effort to end Moscow's devastating war, despite deadly strikes on a Ukrainian television tower, the capital and a pro-Moscow separatist region. On the 19th day of the invasion, the fourth round of talks made no breakthrough other than a planned…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Germany to Buy 35 Lockheed F-35 Fighter Jets from US amid Ukraine Crisis

Germany will buy 35 US F-35 fighter jets to replace its ageing Tornado, it said on Monday, announcing a first big defense deal since Chancellor Olaf Scholz pledged a 100-billion-euro upgrade to the military in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The move appeared to be part of a tectonic…

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