Kremlin critic Navalny calls for anti-war protests across Russia Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny called for anti-war protests in Moscow and other cities on Sunday. Reuters · Mar 11, 2022
Russia-Ukraine war: Key things to know about the conflict The Russian invasion of Ukraine has entered its third week, forcing more than 2.3 million people to flee the country as others try to seek refuge in basements, subway stations and underground shelters The Independent UK · Mar 11, 2022
MP Chris Philp: If Russia attack Croydon I’ll be out on the streets defending it just like Ukrainians ‘ If somebody was bombing Croydon University Hospital, I tell you what, I would be in the streets defending my hospital’ Evening Standard · Mar 11, 2022
Oleg Deripaska: Billionaire once named Russia’s richest man added to UK sanctions list The energy and aluminium tycoon’s main London base is a mansion on Belgrave Square Evening Standard · Mar 11, 2022
Welsh morning headlines: News, Ukraine, Covid, sport, weather and road updates The 40-mile long Russian convoy outside Kyiv is being repositioned Wales Online · Mar 11, 2022
Piers Morgan's 'double standards' with U-Turn on Roman Abramovich as 2014 tweet uncovered Piers Morgan slammed Chelsea's fans for chanting Roman Abramovich's name despite stating previously that he wanted the Russian billionaire to buy his beloved Arsenal. Daily Record · Mar 11, 2022
Ukraine war: Britain warns Putin not to ‘cross that line’ and launch chemical weapons attack Vladimir Putin was warned by Britain on Friday not to “cross that line” and use chemical weapons in Ukraine which would be an “outrage against humanity”. Evening Standard · Mar 11, 2022
Facebook and Instagram ‘temporarily’ allow posts calling for violence against Putin and Russian soldiers Terms such as ‘death to Russian invaders’ will now be allowed on the platforms, Meta said Evening Standard · Mar 11, 2022
UK says Russia likely to ‘reset’ forces for renewed offensive as troops close in on Kyiv The Ministry of Defence (MoD) said it is “highly unlikely” Russia has successfully achieved its invasion plan The Independent UK · Mar 11, 2022
Facebook Allows Calls for Violence against 'Russian Invaders' Facebook has temporarily eased its policy on violent speech after Moscow's invasion of Ukraine, allowing statements like "death to Russian invaders" but not credible threats against civilians, the tech giant said Thursday. Moscow's internationally condemned attack on its neighbor has provoked unprecedented sanctions from Western governments and businesses, but also… Asharq Al-Awsat · Mar 11, 2022
Economy erased Omicron hit in January ahead of Russia’s war Experts warned that soaring inflation will put pressure on businesses and households. The Independent UK · Mar 11, 2022
Australia to join US and UK in banning Russian oil imports The government says the ban, which won’t take effect until shipments already on their way arrive, won’t risk fuel security The Guardian - AU · Mar 11, 2022
Ways closing Russian airspace is impacting aviation sector One of the sectors that has been really hard hit by the Russia-Ukraine conflict is the aviation sector. Russia recently announced a ban on flights from 36 countries "as a retaliatory measure for the ban by European states on flights by civil aviation operated by Russian airlines or registered in… The Times of India · Mar 11, 2022
Ukraine-Russia latest news LIVE: Russia accused of bombing disabled care home in Kharkiv Russia has been accused of blowing up a disabled care home near the city of Kharkiv. Evening Standard · Mar 11, 2022
The Guardian - UK · Mar 11, 2022 UK economy rebounds; Evraz directors resign after Abramovich sanctioned; BAT quits Russia – as it happened Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news
ABC News · Mar 11, 2022 The Loop: Police officer found not guilty of murder, Tasmanian Premier speaks about sexual assault, a Great Moscow misunderstanding Finish your week in The Loop.
The Independent UK · Mar 11, 2022 Russians pounding Ukraine, but Mariupol's no Grozny — yet Russia's airstrike on a children's and maternity hospital in Ukraine is stirring memories of the Kremlin's past aerial campaigns waged in Chechnya and Syria
Al Jazeera · Mar 11, 2022 Putin: External management necessary if foreign firms exit Russia Russian gov’t says it prepared draft law to introduce external administration if companies leave over Ukraine invasion.
Insider UK · Mar 11, 2022 Sturgeon says increasing North Sea production to offset price rise is ‘not credible’ The First Minister has faced calls to support increased extraction as the Russian invasion is expected to lead to rising gas prices
ABC News · Mar 11, 2022 What we know about Chernobyl since Russia took control of the site after invading Ukraine Russian forces have been in control of the defunct Chernobyl site since its invasion of Ukraine began, prompting concerns about the defunct nuclear site's safety.
Asharq Al-Awsat · Mar 11, 2022 Chronicles from Besieged Kyiv as it Braces for the 'Great Battle' Thursday, March 10, 9:30 am. The strikes around Kyiv have not stopped. The sound of fighter jets and sirens roared throughout the night and day. The intermittent strikes intensified in the early hours of the morning. However, the sound of strikes and sirens mean little to two municipal workers tasked…
The Guardian - US · Mar 11, 2022 ‘Defining moment’: how can the US end its dependency on fossil fuels? Democrats hope climate measures in Build Back Better will be resurrected amid Russia’s invasion of Ukraine – but green groups want Biden to go even further
The Guardian - US · Mar 11, 2022 ‘We are not ready’: a cyber expert on US vulnerability to a Russian attack Ukrainian websites have been subjected to a relentless series of attacks – but what will happen when the sights are set on America?
The Guardian - UK · Mar 11, 2022 How European response to Ukraine refugees differs from UK Unlike the UK, EU countries have offered open sanctuary to the millions fleeing Russia’s attack in biggest refugee crisis since second world war
Daily Mirror · Mar 11, 2022 Hundreds of Russian-made items are removed from Asda, Sainsbury's, Aldi and more Supermarket chains including Asda, Sainsbury's and Aldi have removed Russian-made items from their shelves following the invasion of Ukraine by Vladimir Putin's forces