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All you need to know about Ukraine's nuclear power stations amid Russian attacks

Atomic energy specialist Professor Robin Grimes and former nuclear scientist Cheryl Rofer answer your questions about nuclear power stations in Ukraine after Russia attacked Zaporizhzhia

U.S. reviewing whether Russia committed war crimes -White House

U.S. reviewing whether Russia committed war crimes -White House

The United States is weighing whether Russia has committed war crimes but has not yet made any conclusions, the White House said on Friday, adding Moscow's attack on a nuclear power plant in Ukraine was the "height of irresponsibility."

Russian defence minister tells U.N. head that Ukraine peace talks never got going -TASS

Russian defence minister tells U.N. head that Ukraine peace talks never got going -TASS

Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu told U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Friday that talks with Ukraine on peacefully ending the conflict with Russia had "not moved from the starting point," Tass news agency said.

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‘It is time for action’: Meet the man trying to avert nuclear meltdown in Ukraine

Argentine-born Rafael Grossi has offered to fly to Ukraine, but only after finishing talks in Iran, writes Andrew Buncombe

The Independent UK

Ukraine invasion: Russia blocks access to Facebook for its 146 million citizens

Sir Nick Clegg, vice president of global affairs at Facebook’s parent company Meta, has spoken out against the decision.

The Independent UK

Putin formally signs law on punishing "fake information" - Tass

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday formally signed a law that would impose a jail term of up to 15 years for people who intentionally spread "fake" information about Russia's armed forces, TASS news agency reported.

BBC halts reporting in Russia after new law passes

The BBC said on Friday it had stopped reporting in Russia after parliament passed a law there imposing a jail term of up to 15 years for anyone found to be intentionally spreading "fake" news.

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Igor Sechin: the epitome of power in Putin’s Russia

Igor Sechin: the epitome of power in Putin’s Russia

As head of state-owned oil firm Rosneft, oligarch commands central place in the economy

The Guardian - UK

'Under no circumstances' will dock workers unload tanker full of Russian oil says union chief

'Under no circumstances' will dock workers unload tanker full of Russian oil says union chief

"Essar may believe that it is justifiable to transport Russian oil under a flag of convenience but Unite does not"

Letters to the Editor — March 5, 2022

Letters to the Editor — March 5, 2022

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Russian propaganda 'outgunned' by social media rebuttals

Russian propaganda 'outgunned' by social media rebuttals

Russian state media is spreading false claims that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has fled Kyiv in what experts say is an effort to discourage Ukrainians and erode support for Ukraine around the globe

The Independent UK

UK to speed up sanctions on Russian oligarchs by copying allies’ decisions

UK to speed up sanctions on Russian oligarchs by copying allies’ decisions

Emergency powers would allow government to target individuals already sanctioned by US or EU

The Guardian - UK

Is Vladimir Putin in trouble in Ukraine? The scenarios for Russia's leader faced with a surprising fight

Is Vladimir Putin in trouble in Ukraine? The scenarios for Russia's leader faced with a surprising fight

As Ukrainians defy all expectations and the West imposes crippling sanctions, the Russian President may soon be facing a nightmare of his own making.

Ukraine's government says 9,200 Russian soldiers have died as invasion continues

Ukraine's government says 9,200 Russian soldiers have died as invasion continues

Ukraine's government announced that more than 2,000 civilians have been killed since Vladimir Putin ordered an invasion of the country. It also said that 9,200 Russian soldiers have lost their lives

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Russia’s war, the impracticality of violence

The world must forgo any attempt to place ‘heroes’ of wars on higher pedestals than the apostles of non-violence

Asharq Al-Awsat

Madrid’s Opera House Cancels Russia’s Bolshoi Ballet Show after Ukraine Invasion

Madrid's Teatro Real on Friday said it has cancelled performances of the prestigious Bolshoi Ballet scheduled in May because of the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the "painful humanitarian emergency" it has caused. Thousands of people are believed to have been killed or wounded and more than 1 million refugees…

The Guardian - UK

Russian forces push to take key port of Odesa as fighting near Kyiv rages

The shipbuilding city of Mykolaiv seen as next key stepping stone for Russian forces in Ukraine

G7 nations condemn attack on Ukraine civilians, urge accountability for war crimes

G7 foreign ministers on Friday said they were "deeply concerned" with the humanitarian toll from "Russia's continuing strikes" against Ukraine's civilian population and added they will hold accountable those responsible for war crimes.

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Hundreds of Latin Americans return from Ukraine after invasion

Close to 250 Ecuadoreans, many of them university students, arrived in the country on Friday after fleeing Ukraine following Russia's invasion, joining hundreds of other Latin Americans who have evacuated.

Expert warns further supermarket price rises are likely as cost of petrol reaches new highs

CEO of Fuels For Ireland, Kevin McPartlan said that, prior to the invasion of Ukraine by Russia, pressure was already building on prices.

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Hermes, Richemont Temporarily Close Russian Luxury Goods Stores

Birkin bag maker Hermes and Cartier owner Richemont said on Friday they are temporarily closing Russian stores and pausing all commercial activities in the country, the first major global luxury firms to announce such a move. Doing business in Russia has become complex since Russia's invasion of Ukraine, which prompted…

Russia blocks access to Facebook

It's part of a greater effort by Russia to silence dissent.

The Independent UK

‘All bluster and no teeth’: UK is ‘weak link’ allowing Russian oligarchs to dodge sanctions

No new funding earmarked for ‘kleptocracy unit’ or crackdown on abuse of companies register

Pro-Russia Serbs march in Belgrade as country treads ever finer line between East and West

Thousands of Serbs waving Russian flags and carrying pictures of President Vladimir Putin marched through Belgrade to the Russian embassy on Friday, in a rare show of public support for Moscow after its invasion of Ukraine.

Ukraine's U.N. ambassador to Russia: stop gaslighting on power plant

Ukraine's ambassador to the United Nations accused Russia on Friday of lying about its takeover of the country's biggest nuclear power plant and warned that thousands of people living nearby would be endangered if operations there are disturbed.

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