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What does chilling Russian 'Z' symbol mean as pro-Putin forces display it proudly

Days before the Russian invasion of Ukraine began in early February, footage appeared of military vehicles painted with white symbols started appearing - now the letter Z has morphed into an even more sinister symbol of war

Daily Mirror

What the plummet of currencies will mean for Irish pockets amid cost of living crisis

Oil prices have seen an increase of more than 10% after Western countries posed sanctions on Russia after it invaded Ukraine

Irish Mirror

Volodymyr Zelenskiy tells UK MPs Ukraine will fight ‘in the forests, in the fields, in the streets’ – as it happened

Ukrainian president summons spirit of Winston Churchill and tells MPs his country ‘will fight to the end in the sea, in the air, whatever the costs’

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U.N. rights boss decries clampdown, arrests of anti-war protesters in Russia

The ability to criticise public policy in Russia, particularly its invasion of Ukraine, is narrowing, with some 12,700 people unlawfully detained in anti-war protests, the top U.N. human rights official Michelle Bachelet said on Tuesday.

Reuters

UK's warning to Russia as Vladimir Putin is labelled a 'spent force'

A cabinet member says Russian forces are becoming 'desperate'

Manchester Evening News

Why has ‘Z’ been embraced by supporters of Russia’s Ukraine war?

Government supporters are using the letter as a pro-war symbol to show solidarity with Russia’s armed forces.

Al Jazeera

BBC axe James Norton's Russian gangster thriller McMafia 'over Ukraine crisis'

James Norton will reportedly not return to TV screens as Russian gangster Alex Godman after McMafia was cancelled after just one series

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Humanitarian Corridors, from Syria to Ukraine

As more Ukrainian towns and cities come under siege, concern is mounting for millions of civilians in the crossfire. Russia has announced the establishment of safe corridors to allow civilians to leave, but there appeared to be few takers. Evacuation routes led mostly to Russia and its ally Belarus, drawing…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Russia calls for return to 'peaceful co-existence' with U.S. like during Cold War -Interfax

Russia and the United States should return to the principle of "peaceful co-existence" like during the Cold War, the Interfax news agency cited the Russian foreign ministry as saying on Tuesday.

Reuters

First convoy of evacuees leaves Ukrainian city of Sumy, officials say

A first convoy of residents and foreign students has left the Ukrainian city of Sumy after an agreement with Russia on establishing a humanitarian corridor, officials said on Tuesday.

Reuters

Russia says it understands N.Korea's move to renew missile launches -RIA

Russia understands North Korea's decision to renew frequent missile launches, RIA news agency quoted a Russian foreign ministry official as saying on Tuesday.

Reuters

I’ve studied the possible trajectories of the Russia-Ukraine war. None are good

There are two likely paths: continued escalation, potentially across the nuclear threshold, or a bitter peace imposed on a defeated Ukraine

The Guardian - US

Moscow police ‘stopping people to go through their phones’ amid anti-war protests

Russia is cracking down on anti-war protesters and western social media as it continues Ukraine invasion

The Independent UK

Never break the speed limit, declutter car and more ways to save on petrol and diesel fuel costs

Prices for a litre of petrol have already risen to €2 at some forecourts and there are warnings that Russia’s attack on Ukraine could see drivers in Ireland pay even more at the pumps

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Ukrainians flee besieged city of Sumy through 'humanitarian corridor'

Ukrainian civilians and foreign students clutching bags and rucksacks fled the besieged city of Sumy in buses and cars on Tuesday in the first successful "humanitarian corridor" opened since Russia's invasion.

Benzinga

Boeing And Airbus's Paths Diverge On Buying Titanium From Russia — Will The Supply Woes Worsen?

Boeing Co (NYSE: BA) has suspended buying titanium from Russia since the country invaded Ukraine, The Wall Street Journal reported on Monday, citing a spoke

Evening Standard

Calls to rename London Russian Embassy street Zelensky Avenue

A number of cities in Europe have announced they are changing the names of streets which base Russian embassies

Daily Record

McDonald's, Coca Cola and KFC slammed as they continue to operate in Russia despite invasion

Fast food giants McDonald's and Burger King, alongside Coca Cola, KFC and a number of other large western firms continue to trade in Russia despite Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine.

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Reading Southeast Asia on Ukraine

Russia’s invasion has unified the West with new clarity, yet exposed ambiguity and uncertainty in Southeast Asia.

Chicago Tribune

Ukrainian students at Chicago school try to process Russian invasion: ‘Very sad and distressed’

CHICAGO — Seventh grader Sofiia Bilinska struggled with English when she moved from Ukraine to Chicago two years ago — then she joined the Ukrainian bilingual program at Columbus Elementary School.

Tribune News Service

Jonathan Bernstein: Ukraine and the price of Republican rejectionism

One of the lessons for U.S. politics of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is that it points out the risks for the out-party of pure rejectionism — simply opposing whatever the party in power says and does.

Los Angeles Times

Teachers help students navigate misinformation, emotions, history of war in Ukraine

In Ricardo Martinez’s sophomore English classes, one question keeps coming up among his students as the Russian invasion of Ukraine gets bloodier and more destructive: Am I going to get drafted to go to war?

The Independent UK

Occupying Ukraine an ‘ impossible task’ and will mark ‘Putin’s end’, Ben Wallace insists

Russian leader is a ‘spent force in the world’, defence secretary says

Edinburgh Live

Ukrainian woman vows to fight after 'downing Russian drone with jar of tomatoes'

The woman, known only as Elena, took action when she saw the unmanned aircraft hovering over her home in Kyiv and quickly knocked out the sky with a perfect throw

Daily Mirror

Red Bull chief Helmut Marko questions Russian athlete ban as Nikita Mazepin axed

Nikita Mazepin was sacked by Formula 1 employers Haas due to Russia's ongoing invasion of Ukraine, but Red Bull boss Helmut Marko wonders whether the reaction was justified

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