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Ukraine suffers more attacks as Zelenskyy appeals to Biden for no-fly zone

KYIV, Ukraine — An around-the-clock curfew brought the capital to a standstill and Russian forces stepped up their attacks on civilian areas across Ukraine on Wednesday even as both Moscow and Kyiv reported progress on negotiations to halt a war that has caused a growing humanitarian and refugee crisis.

Los Angeles Times · Mar 16, 2022

Kyiv suffers more attacks as Zelenskyy appeals to Biden for no-fly zone

KYIV, Ukraine — Under a full-day curfew that brought the city to a standstill, Kyiv awoke Wednesday to air-raid sirens and more pain inflicted on residential neighborhoods as Russian forces — still stalled outside the capital — continued attacks on civilian areas across the country.

Los Angeles Times · Mar 16, 2022

Flying to cost more as jet fuel prices jump 18% on crude surge

NEW DELHI: Air fares are set to rise sharply as jet fuel prices jumped 18% on Wednesday, marking the sharpest-ever increase, as the Russia-Ukraine conflict keeps oil on the boil.

The Times of India · Mar 16, 2022

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Japanese orchestras ditch Tchaikovsky's '1812 Overture'

Some Japanese orchestras have decided to stop performing a piece by Russian composer Tchaikovsky (1840-93) that celebrates Russia's defense against a French invasion in 1812.

The Japan News/Yomiuri · Mar 16, 2022

Russia Ukraine news: Vladimir Putin breaks silence and takes aim at rest of the world in fiery update on war plans

In a fiery speech, the leader of the Kremlin said that the west were trying to achieve global dominance and hit out at them, claiming they didn't understand Russia and that Russia wouldn't stop the 'special military operation'

Irish Mirror · Mar 16, 2022

Poland say it has collected more than 300 witness statements on war in Ukraine

Polish prosecutors have collected more than 300 witness statements as a part of an investigation into alleged war crimes committed during Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Poland's Justice Minister said on Wednesday.

Reuters · Mar 16, 2022

E.U. Bans Luxury Motorcycle Exports To Russia With Immediate Effect

The European Union tightened restrictions on exports to Russia in several categories, including the ban of motorcycle and parts sales over a certain amount.

RideApart · Mar 16, 2022

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Israel's Bennett emerges as a mediator in Russia-Ukraine war

Just a year ago, Naftali Bennett was struggling for political survival

The Independent UK · Mar 16, 2022

Fox presenter reacts with fury after Geraldo Rivera suggests Putin may have been ‘playing’ Trump

Fox hosts in furious on-air argument over Trump-Putin relationship

The Independent UK · Mar 16, 2022

Russian patriarch discussed Ukraine conflict with Pope Francis

Russian Orthodox Patriarch Kirill discussed the Ukraine conflict with Pope Francis in a telephone conversation on Wednesday, the Patriarchy said.

Reuters · Mar 16, 2022

Imperial War Museum in London to keep donation from Roman Abramovich

Museum says decision to retain funding for Holocaust Galleries complies with UK sanctions against Russian oligarch

The Guardian - UK · Mar 16, 2022

World Court 'profoundly concerned' about Russia's use of force in Ukraine-presiding judge

The International Court of Justice (ICJ) said on Wednesday it is "profoundly" concerned about the use of force by Russia in Ukraine.

Reuters · Mar 16, 2022

Chernobyl nuclear plant in 'new accident' fears as staff 'held at gunpoint' by Russian forces

The mayor of a town near to the nuclear power plant warned of a 'complete catastrophe' as food and fuel supplies come close to running out.

Daily Record · Mar 16, 2022

Three weeks of war in Ukraine

Russia invaded Ukraine in the early hours of February 24, setting off the worst conflict in Europe in decades.

Bangkok Post · Mar 16, 2022

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The Independent UK · Mar 16, 2022

Queen withdrew swords headed for Kremlin ahead of Russian invasion of Ukraine

The Royal Collection, along with the Royal Armouries museum in Leeds and other museums in Europe, have withdrawn items meant to be displayed in Moscow

The Independent UK · Mar 16, 2022

US security official warns there will be ‘consequences’ if Russia uses chemical weapons in high-level call

Mr Sullivan spoke with Secretary of the Russian Security Council Nikolay Patrushev on Wednesday morning - as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky gave an emotional speech to Congress

Radio France Internationale · Mar 16, 2022

France's TotalEnergies leaving Myanmar, resists pressure to withdraw from Russia

French energy company TotalEnergies is leaving Myanmar without any financial compensation, handing over operation of the Yadana gas field to the Thai energy company PTTEP. The company is also under pressure to exit Russia following its invasion of Ukraine.

Chicago Sun-Times · Mar 16, 2022

Zelenskyy tells US Congress, ‘We need you right now’

In urging a steeper economic hit to the Russians, he said: “Peace is more important than income.”

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Tribune News Service · Mar 16, 2022

Eastern European restaurant in Calif. removes Russia reference from its name

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A restaurant in Carmichael, California, that serves a variety of Eastern European dishes recently made the decision to remove 'Russian' from its name, its owner told The Bee.

Chronicle Live · Mar 16, 2022

Why M&S, Burger King and other businesses are still open on Russia's high streets

Companies such as McDonald's Coca Cola, Pepsi, Apple, Unilever, KFC and Pizza Hut have all stopped trading in Russia as well as stopping imports and exports

Reuters · Mar 16, 2022

Analysis-From the Kremlin, Putin ponders war and peace

As Vladimir Putin looks out from behind the Kremlin's red walls, Russia's paramount leader of 22 years has a riddle to solve: how to win a war in Ukraine that the West says he has already lost.

The Independent UK · Mar 16, 2022

Bank mulls rate hike amid inflation dilemma caused by Ukraine conflict

Experts predict the Bank will raise rates to 0.75% on Thursday, but trade more cautiously due to fears over slowing growth.

Daily Mirror · Mar 16, 2022

All Russia's evil ploys to win Ukraine war - from kidnapping mayors to hacking TV show

From the start of the war in Ukraine, Russia has used severe actions to try and turn the tide, from lying to their people, to disconnecting Chernobyl and bombing hospitals

Daily Mirror · Mar 16, 2022

Vladimir Putin 'gambled' with Ukraine invasion but 'doesn't have a reverse gear'

Former MI6 boss Sir Alex Younger has said that Vladimir Putin "gambled" with his invasion of Ukraine and warned the Kremlin leader "doesn't have a reverse gear"

Daily Mirror · Mar 16, 2022

How many people have died in Yemen as Boris Johnson begs Saudi Arabia for oil

As Russia's harsh attacks on Ukraine continues, Boris Johnson has arrived in Saudi Arabia to beg for help reduce dependence on Russian oil. Meanwhile, 81 people have been executed in Saudi after opposing their county's brutal regime.

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