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PM to move ‘faster and harder’ against Putin at home and on world stage

The Prime Minister will host foreign leaders on Monday as tougher sanctions measures are debated by MPs.

The Independent UK

Ukraine and Russia: What you need to know right now

Ukraine's President Zelenskiy called for meaningful talks with Russia to stop its invasion, as Moscow said it was "tightening the noose" around the key port of Mariupol.

Reuters

The Batman soars to biggest box office debut of 2022

Robert Pattinson's The Batman has finally hit theatres, claiming vengeance on the global box office with the biggest international opening of 2022.

The New Daily

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Boris Johnson says Russian sanctions are ‘meaningless until properly implemented’, as MPs to debate new laws

Labour accuses ministers of giving oligarchs a ‘get out of London free card’

The Independent UK

Russian protester hauled to ground and beaten by police as 3,500 people arrested

WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT More than 4,000 people have been arrested in Russia at protests against the invasion of Ukraine, including one man who was beaten by police in riot gear

Daily Mirror

US basketballer held for ‘almost a month’ in Russia

One of the biggest names in women's basketball is facing up to 10 years in a Russian prison, as US authorities demand the release of Brittney Griner.

The New Daily

Russian no show at U.N. court hearing on Ukrainian 'genocide'

Ukraine sought an emergency order from the United Nations' highest court on Monday to halt hostilities on its territory, arguing that Russia - which boycotted the hearing - had falsely applied genocide law to justify its invasion.

Reuters

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As it happened: EU agrees to review membership bids from Ukraine, Georgia, Moldova

EU nations agreed Monday to start the lengthy process of examining membership bids submitted by Ukraine, Georgia and Moldova in the wake of Russia's invasion of its pro-Western neighbour, according to diplomats. Follow our live blog for all the latest developments.

France 24

Russian oligarchs have ‘get out of London free card' under new laws - Labour

MPs to consider the amendments in the Commons on Monday

Wales Online

How to Fight Putin by Offering Russians "a Million Little Carrots"

Defeating Putin is better accomplished by measures that divide him from the Russian people.

Reason

Britain pledges $100 million to help keep Ukrainian state running

Britain will provide $100 million (75.6 million pounds) to Ukraine through the World Bank, seeking to keep core state functions running and mitigate financial pressures caused by Russia's invasion, Prime Minister Boris Johnson's office said.

Reuters

Netflix is shutting all services in Russia after Ukraine war

Netflix Inc. is shutting its operations in Russia, one of the largest media companies to pull out of the market following the attack on Ukraine.

Tribune News Service

Former UN ambassador Nikki Haley ‘mortified’ by Biden asking China for help with Russia

Trump administration official joins calls for Russian oil boycott

The Independent UK

Denmark will hold June vote on joining EU’s defense pact

Denmark will hold a referendum on joining the European Union’s defense pact as Russia’s war against Ukraine looks to push the Nordic nation, which has often been skeptical about its EU membership, closer to the bloc.

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The Guardian - UK

Johnson steps up Ukraine support but is accused of slowness on Russian dirty money

Emergency laws due to be rushed through Commons but ministers warned measures contain loopholes

The Independent UK

Russian oligarchs still have ‘get out of London free’ card under new laws

Labour welcomed the reduction of the register grace period to six months, but said it needed to be reduced further.

The Independent UK

Ukraine evacuation attempt fails again under Russian shelling as Putin vows to keep waging war

Tens of thousands of civilians in besieged Mariupol unable to reach safety again

Wales Online

Ukraine latest as Russian attacks halt plans to evacuate civilians

Food, water, medicine and almost all other supplies were in desperately short supply in the port city of Mariupol

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The Independent UK

Marco Rubio says no-fly zone over Ukraine would mean ‘beginning of World War III’

‘It’s not some rule you pass that everybody has to oblige by. It’s the willingness to shoot down the aircrafts of the Russian Federation,’ the Republican warns

Reuters

U.S. does not see imminent Russian amphibious assault of Odessa, U.S. official

The United States does not believe a Russian amphibious assault in or near the Ukrainian city of Odessa is imminent, a senior U.S. defense official said on Sunday, amid growing concern about a potential attack on the city.

Axios

Possible Biden Saudi Arabia trip could mean embracing oil, ignoring brutality

A hat-in-hand trip would illustrate the gravity of the global energy crisis driven by Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Reuters

Bolshoi Theatre's chief conductor quits after pressure to condemn Ukraine invasion

Tugan Sokhiev, the chief conductor at Moscow's prestigious Bolshoi Theatre, announced on Sunday he was quitting his job after coming under pressure to condemn the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Tribune News Service

Europe urges fast action on Ukrainian nuclear plants’ safety

The European Union called for rapid intervention by the International Atomic Energy Agency amid growing concern about the safety of Ukraine’s nuclear plants, two of which have been seized by invading Russian forces.

Bangkok Post

Govt's mind is elsewhere

Concerns over the economic impacts of Russia's invasion of Ukraine are growing. Yet the priority of our government seems to be ensuring its own political instability.

Bangkok Post

Ukraine was experimenting with local democracy

As I write this, Russian troops are moving north through the Odesa oblast, or region, toward the river Kodyma, along which sits a town called Balta.

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