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Morrison wants khaki election but voters aren’t convinced Coalition best to handle war, survey suggests

Guardian Essential poll shows voters split on who will react better to Russian invasion of Ukraine, despite Coalition’s history of leading Labor on national security

The Guardian - AU

Vladimir Putin points to history to justify his Ukraine invasion, regardless of reality

Vladimir Putin’s interest in history is well known. He has accused Poland of starting the Second World War. He maintains that the Soviet Union liberated the western world from Nazism and any discussion over that view is “historical revisionism.”

The Conversation

Ukraine afternoon latest: Russia lays out its demands as two sides meet for talks again

There has been criticism that evacuation routes lead to Russia and its ally Belarus

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Polar route to Japan is back as Japan Airlines avoids Russian airspace

Passengers cross the International Date Line, ‘losing’ a day en route to the Japanese capital

The Independent UK

Robert Lewandowski drops sponsor Huawei in stand against Russia amid Ukraine attacks

The Poland international has cut all ties with Huawei despite the Chinese telecommunications company firmly denying claims they are helping Russia defend themselves against cyber attacks

Daily Mirror

Why is Belarus supporting Russia and how is it involved in Ukraine?

Old school Soviet relic Alexander Lukashenko increasingly dependent on Vladimir Putin’s patronage for survival as grip on power slips and economy teeters on brink of disaster

The Independent UK

Lawmakers offer legislative ‘nyet’ to Russia’s favorable tariffs

WASHINGTON — The U.S. could join Canada in raising tariff rates on imported Russian goods if Congress approves legislation revoking most-favored-nation treatment that goods receive as lawmakers look for ways to inflict pain on Moscow for its invasion of Ukraine.

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Marjorie Taylor Greene sparks anger by calling veteran Vindman ‘clueless’ and a ‘clown’ in Ukraine row

Rachel Vindman responds: ‘We all know you are crazy stupid but why do you insist on telling us over and over?’

The Independent UK

Price of petrol soars to record high of £1.55 per litre as Ukraine-Russia war pushes up prices

The ongoing Russian invasion has pushed up oil prices due to concerns over supplies

Chronicle Live

AECOM Exits Russia Operations; Reiterates FY22, Long-Term Forecast

AECOM (NYSE:ACM) said it is immediately exiting its business operations in Russia. The financial contribution from the business related to Russia is not material. AECOM will impair the assets of its Russia-related business and expects to incur a one-time pre-tax expense of $40 million - $50 million in Q2. The company expects the…

Benzinga

Who’s looking to buy Chelsea from Roman Abramovich and what happens next?

Russian-Israeli billionaire Abramovich has owned Chelsea since 2003 but announced earlier this month that he would be selling the Premier League club.

The Independent UK

‘President Zelensky Way’ road sign erected outside Russian embassy in Washington DC

Lithuania and Latvia have renamed streets in solidarity with Ukraine

The Independent UK

Banned Russian Paralympians return to Moscow to heroes' welcome in tearful address

Russian and Belarusian athletes had already travelled to Beijing when they were banned from competing in the 2022 Winter Paralympics following a u-turn from the IPC

Daily Mirror

Ukrainian couple 'overwhelmed' by North Tyneside's support in humanitarian aid plea

Alina Kanishchuk and Jon Kazakry have already sent two lots of aid to their Ukrainian homeland in less than a week, with a third set to go

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Axios

"This cannot be done overnight": Europeans throw cold water on possible Russian energy ban

The U.S. may be forced to go it alone.

The Independent UK

Sanctions likely to push inflation up 1%, MPs told

The UK and other countries have levelled hard sanctions against Russia following its aggressive war against Ukraine.

Radio France Internationale

Gas and oil prices soar to all-time highs amid Russian supply fears

France’s economy minister has warned people will have to “pay more attention to consumption” after the price of natural gas in Europe jumped by 60 percent on Monday and oil is close to its record of 2008, in the wake of the crisis in Ukraine.

Newsroom.co.nz

Putin's villainy moves political will on autonomous sanctions

The Government has moved from antipathy to acceptance on autonomous sanctions, thanks to Vladimir Putin showing the worst case scenario for NZ.

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Football London

Martin Odegaard's goal celebration after scoring for Arsenal against Watford has been explained

Martin Odegaard was on the scoresheet for Arsenal against Watford on Sunday and his goal celebration included a classy gesture and message amid Russia's invasion of Ukraine

The Independent UK

Where does the US get its oil from – and what will happen to gas prices amid Russian invasion of Ukraine?

Sanctions, retaliations, and economic turmoil could send oil prices soaring across the world

France 24

Macron bucks Western trend by keeping dialogue open with Putin

While most of the world is shunning President Vladimir Putin over Russia's invasion of Ukraine, one of the few leaders keeping an open line of communication is French President Emmanuel Macron.

Al Jazeera

Ukraine and Russia foreign ministers to meet in Turkey

Turkish foreign minister says the two top diplomats agreed to meet on the side of a forum in southern Turkey.

Irish Mirror

Ukrainians in Ireland defend Irish priest who attacked Russian embassy – but urge against burning it down

Fr Fergal MacDonagh hurled a can of red paint at the embassy in Dublin last Friday

Daily Mirror

Zara shuts all 500 stores in Russia in protest over escalating war in Ukraine

Zara's parent company said it would be closing stores due to the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine, as well as its brands Bershka, Massino Duti and Pull & Bear

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson to announce energy plan in days as he 'can't shut off Russian gas overnight'

The Prime Minister could water down the government's Net Zero targets in order to help tackle the UK's dependency on Russian resources.

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