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Russia rejects war crime, genocide claims following Mariupol hospital attack

Ukraine has accused Russia of "genocide" by bombing a children's hospital in the city of Mariupol, which Moscow has rejected as "fake news" claiming the building was a former maternity hospital that had been taken over by troops previously.

Radio France Internationale

Why the sunflower is Ukraine’s symbol of resistance

National plant adopted around the world to signal solidarity against Russian military onslaught

The Independent UK

International airlines continue to operate flights to and from Russia despite Ukraine invasion

Exclusive: Flights between London Heathrow and the Russian capital are being sold for less than £250 return

The Independent UK

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China censors online Ukraine debate, bars calls for peace

China's censors, who quietly determine what can be discussed on the country's buzzing social media platforms, are silencing views of citizens protesting against Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Reuters

Prince William faces backlash over 'horrific comment' about war in Africa and Europe

Prince William and Kate Middleton visited the Ukrainian Cultural Centre in West London yesterday to meet volunteers sorting through aid to those affected by the Russian invasion of the country

Daily Mirror

Lithuania tightens state of emergency over Ukraine invasion

Lithuania imposed a stricter state of emergency on Thursday in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, limiting rights to free expression and peaceful assembly, in what critics said were the toughest constraints on personal freedom since Soviet times.

Reuters

Chemical weapons use could be ‘red line’ to provoke direct Western involvement in Ukraine

White House warns Moscow using ‘false flag’ allegations as smokescreen for chemical attacks

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First Thing: US’s $13bn Ukraine aid bill passes first hurdle

House passes huge aid package as Volodymyr Zelenskiy accuses Russia of carrying out ‘genocide’ against Ukrainians. Plus, how pipeline groups are posing as Indigenous champions

The Guardian - UK

Nuclear safety watchdog loses contact with Zaporizhzhia power plant in Ukraine after capture by Russian forces

The world’s nuclear safety watchdog has lost contact with the captured Zaporizhzhia power plant in Ukraine, just hours after warning of a potential disaster in Chernobyl.

Evening Standard

Jet2 stops flights to Poland as Russian invasion of Ukraine rages on

It said "current circumstances" were behind the decision

Nottingham Post

The west v Russia: why the global south isn’t taking sides

The map of global participation in the sanctions against Russia suggests a new non-aligned movement might be on the rise

The Guardian - US

Ukraine war: what history tells us about the effectiveness of sanctions

The west has responded to the invasion of Ukraine by imposing economic sanctions on Russia. There has been plenty of discussion about whether economic sanctions are an appropriate response, what they hope to achieve and what the results will be – not only for Russia but for the world.

The Conversation

Ukraine says talks in Turkey with Russia fail to make progress towards ceasefire

As first high-level diplomatic meeting between combatants continues, EU leaders prepare to meet at Versailles

The Guardian - UK

Crocs Pauses Business Operations In Russia

Crocs Inc (NASDAQ:CROX) has decided to pause its direct-to-consumer business, including e-commerce and retail operations, in Russia. The company has also paused the import of goods into the country. Crocs said all of its corporate and retail staff in Russia will continue to receive pay during this pause. "While our decision to…

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Daily Mirror

Lewis Hamilton explains why he didn't pose with fellow drivers in support of Ukraine

F1 drivers posed for a photo in support of Ukraine amid the ongoing Russian invasion however Lewis Hamilton was absent - but there was an innocent explanation

The Guardian - US

The US supports illegal annexations by Israel and Morocco. Why the hypocrisy?

America must be consistent. It cannot pick and choose when to follow international law

Financial Times

Russia, Ukraine and the spectre of 1941

Putin’s army is inadvertently highlighting the parallels, bombing a Holocaust memorial and rerunning the destruction of Kharkiv

Wales Online

Who is in Vladimir Putin's inner circle? The generals and security staff in an elite group

The Russian dictator is surrounded by cronies, many of who he has known since his days in the KGB

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Axios

Disney's political drama

The worlds of entertainment and politics are more intertwined than ever before.

Axios

Groups warn Biden administration on cutting off Russian Internet

Limiting Internet access would hurt Russians' access to independent info, the groups say.

Axios

Why it's so hard to quit Russian energy

Europe is extraordinarily reliant on Russian oil, gas and coal.

The New Daily

Market Wrap: The top five events that happened in markets this week

Market Wrap: The wild ride on Wall Street continued this week as US stocks rebounded on hopes of diplomatic solution to end war between Russia and Ukraine.

Salon

Putin is losing the social media war

Ukraine may do for social media what Vietnam did for TV — turn it into a weapon that exposes lies and propaganda

Roll Call

Former Sen. Dan Coats dishes on Supreme Court, Ukraine, Donald Trump - Roll Call

Former Sen. Dan Coats has had a front seat to some intersecting issues: Supreme Court nominations and Russian aggression.

The Conversation

The trauma of life in limbo for refugees and asylum seekers in immigration detention – podcast

The life of limbo for people in immigration detention is often deeply traumatic. In this week’s episode of The Conversation Weekly, we talk to two experts on immigration detention in Australia and the UK about why people are waiting months, sometimes years, for a decision about their future – and…

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