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Time to get tougher with Russia's Putin, Britain tells West

British foreign minister Liz Truss will call on the West on Thursday to get tougher with Russian President Vladimir Putin for shattering "the architecture of global security" over Ukraine and to tighten "the vice" of sanctions.

Reuters

White House dismisses Russia's claims of U.S. involvement in biowarfare labs in Ukraine

The White House on Wednesday said Russia's claims about alleged U.S. involvement in biological weapons labs and chemical weapons development in Ukraine were false.

Reuters

CIA boss fears Putin could lash out at Ukraine with nuclear weapons as invasion stalls

CIA director William Burns said the Kremlin's military doctrine allows for the use of smaller battlefield nuclear weapons. Western officials believe Vladimir Putin could 'flatten Ukraine'

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Truss: We must never again allow aggression like Putin’s to grow unchecked

The Foreign Secretary said Russia’s invasion of Ukraine should mark a ‘paradigm shift’ like that seen after 9/11.

The Independent UK

UK's Johnson commits to further tighten sanctions on Russia

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Wednesday told Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskiy he is committed to further tightening sanctions to impose maximum economic cost on Russia, a Downing Street spokesperson said.

Reuters

Zelensky declares Putin is 'going straight to hell' and tells West not to 'wait for WW3'

Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky has remained resilient in his belief that Vladimir Putin will not succeed in this unjust invasion, saying Russia 'can occupy us but you definitely can't win'

Daily Mirror

Men are required to stay and defend Ukraine, but women face a difficult choice — to flee, or fight

Ukrainian women from all walks of life are taking up arms, joining medical units and wrangling supplies for war, determined to hold the line against Russia.

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Ukraine’s army, vastly outgunned, inflicts losses on more powerful Russian forces

NEAR KYIV, Ukraine — The Russian soldier wrenched the steering wheel to the right, digging furrows in the embankment as the truck lurched onto a field astride the M06 highway near Kyiv. He barreled down a few dozen yards, desperate to escape the Ukrainian forces that ambushed his armored column…

Los Angeles Times

Boycotting Russian products might feel right, but can individual consumers really make a difference?

Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s recent call for a boycott of Russian oil and other import-export bans was aimed at global leaders, but consumers across social media are also advocating a form of personal economic sanctions.

The Conversation

Vladimir Putin tested Conor McGregor's whiskey for poison before accepting gift

The Russian leader, who set into motion his unprovoked invasion of Ukraine last month, met the MMA star during the 2018 Russia World Cup.

Daily Record

Conflict will cost Thailand B245bn

The Russia-Ukraine conflict is estimated to inflict 244.70 billion baht's worth of damage to the Thai economy, dragging GDP growth to only 2-3% this year, if it is extended for the entire year, according to the latest study by the University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce (UTCC).

Bangkok Post

Call for surcharge on domestic flights

The Airlines Association of Thailand (AAT) is urging the government to let them add a fuel surcharge onto tickets for domestic flights, as the Russia-Ukraine conflict continues to push up oil prices.

Bangkok Post

More than 1 million children fled Ukraine since start of Russian invasion -UNICEF

More than 1 million children have fled Ukraine to neighboring countries in the less than two weeks since Russia started its invasion of Ukraine, the head of the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) said on Wednesday.

Reuters

Markets Rise Sharply Following A Pullback In Oil Prices

U.S. indices traded sharply higher Wednesday amid continued volatility on Ukraine-Russia concerns. A pullback in oil prices following the recent crude rally has helped alleviate some concerns of rising commodity costs.

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Ukraine Ambassador says kids' hospital bombing is 'red red line' and NATO must act now

Ukraine's Ambassador to Britain Vadym Prystaiko told BBC Question Time the bombing of a maternity and children's hospital in Mariupol was a 'red, red, red line' and NATO must now intervene

The Independent UK

‘Giant red herring’ to suggest Russian cash shaped our policy, says Cameron

The former PM argued that Britain had ‘the strongest anti-Putin policy of any country in Europe’ during his premiership.

Benzinga

The Man Who Moved The Crude Oil Market Wednesday

The crude oil market is pulling back Wednesday following a historic run that saw oil trade to 13-year highs amid supply disruptions in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Veteran trader Mark Fisher may have played a role in Wednesday's sudden sell-off.

The Independent UK

Retired US general says Russia losing badly in Ukraine: ‘Like the Vermont National Guard with nuclear weapons’

The retired general said the Russian military is ‘not performing very well at all’

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The Independent UK

Ilhan Omar to vote against a ban on Russian oil

The Minnesota Democrat warns that ‘can’t be about just the immediate gratifying response that we want to come up with.’

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3 Top-Rated Commodity Stocks to Buy With Inflation at 40-Year Highs: Freeport-McMoRan, Vale, and SunCoke Energy

Inflation is already at 40-year highs and could rise further as the Russia-Ukraine crisis worsens. Moreover, President Biden banning Russian oil imports in response to Putin’s invasion of Ukraine could add to the inflationary fumes. Because commodity prices rise when inflation is accelerating, they act as inflationary hedges. Thus, top-rated…

Al Jazeera

Latest Ukraine updates: Kyiv mayor says half the city has fled

Russia-Ukraine news from March 10: Kyiv’s mayor says nearly two million people have left the capital since invasion.

Daily Mirror

One of world's deadliest snipers with 3.5km kill distance vows to fight Russians

Wali, his nickname, has been in Iraq on his own to fight the Islamic State but he has now crossed the border of Ukraine to take on Putin's army after leaving his wife and son in Canada

Wales Online

Cardiff orchestra pulls Russian composer's music from concert due to Ukraine invasion

The decision has been made "in light of the recent Russian invasion of Ukraine"

Reuters

U.S. weighs sanctions on Russian nuclear power supplier Rosatom -Bloomberg

The United States was weighing sanctions on Russian nuclear power supplier Rosatom, Bloomberg reported on Wednesday, citing people familiar with the matter.

The Conversation

Why China could become a mediator in negotiations between Russia and Ukraine

Many geopolitical analysts and Russia experts are raising the spectre of nuclear weapons being used during the war in Ukraine. Because of the urgency of the situation, all avenues must be pursued to find a negotiated solution to the conflict.

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