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Ukraine to confront Russia at Int'l Court of Justice on Monday

Ukraine and Russia will face off Monday at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in a hearing on emergency measures sought by Kyiv to order Moscow to suspend military operations, with Russia's legal team weakened by the resignation of a key lawyer.

UN votes to investigate alleged Russian rights abuses in Ukraine

UN votes to investigate alleged Russian rights abuses in Ukraine

Thirty-two of the 47 UN Human Rights Council members voted in favour of the resolution brought by Ukraine.

Austria Sends Old Helmets To Ukraine And Gives New Ones To Own Troops

Austria Sends Old Helmets To Ukraine And Gives New Ones To Own Troops

Far-right Freedom Party wrongly implies government leaving soldiers without protective headgear.

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Banning Russia from world events will help to alienate Putin

A world fair is currently being held in Dubai, with delegations from 192 countries celebrating and promoting their nation’s place in the global community. Among the attractions at Expo 2020 is Russia’s intricately designed pavilion, where visitors are invited to consider two pertinent questions:

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NATO rules out policing no-fly zone over war-hit Ukraine

NATO is refusing to police a no-fly zone over Ukraine

The Independent UK

Simon Coveney says Ukraine nuclear power plant attack is a 'reckless act' and Russia war is 'to get worse'

The Foreign Affairs minister said there is 'a very bleak outlook' for the invasion over the next few days

Putin propaganda machine undercut by social media blackout

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine dredged up concerns that the country’s aggression would extend to social media, and that the Kremlin’s long-running campaign to use the internet to stir doubt and division in democracies would confuse public opinion on the war.

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Has War In Ukraine Crash Landed EUR/GBP?

Has War In Ukraine Crash Landed EUR/GBP?

Who knows is the honest answer! War in Ukraine has dominated markets since February 24 and unfortunately, war, especially this one, can prove unpredictable. Obviously, currency markets have played to the euro area’s greater geographic and economic linkages to Russia and Ukraine. But the United Kingdom, despite Brexit, is still geographically…

Sainsbury’s becomes first supermarket to rename chicken kiev to kyiv

Sainsbury’s becomes first supermarket to rename chicken kiev to kyiv

It has also removed Russian products from its shelves

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Factbox-Ukraine has one of Europe's largest nuclear power sectors

Factbox-Ukraine has one of Europe's largest nuclear power sectors

Russian troops on Friday seized Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, the largest in Europe. Ukraine is heavily dependent on nuclear energy and has 15 operative nuclear reactors that generate roughly 54% of the country's electricity needs.

Russia: the oligarchs and business figures on western sanction lists

Russia: the oligarchs and business figures on western sanction lists

We take a look at those blacklisted by the US, EU and UK so far

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IPC chief Andrew Parsons makes plea for peace as Paralympics open in Beijing

IPC chief Andrew Parsons makes plea for peace as Paralympics open in Beijing

Russian and Belarusian athletes have been excluded from the Games

The Independent UK

Sainsbury’s renames chicken kievs and pulls Russian-made vodka

Sainsbury’s renames chicken kievs and pulls Russian-made vodka

UK’s second biggest supermarket switches Soviet-era spelling of capital city to preferred Ukrainian version

The Guardian - UK

Russia introduces 15 year jail time for anyone caught intentionally spreading fake news

Russia introduces 15 year jail time for anyone caught intentionally spreading fake news

The Putin regime has outlined a scale of punishments for anyone deemed to have discredited the armed forces, with stiffer penalties for those who intentionally spread fake information or called for unsanctioned public action

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Fearing for relatives left behind, Ukrainians escape over the borders

Svitlana Babatenko and her three children arrived on foot in Slovakia on Friday after trying to escape the fierce fighting unleashed when Russia invaded Ukraine.

The Independent UK

86% of people do not want retirement savings funding Russia, say campaigners

Make My Money Matter commissioned a survey this week to find people’s views about pensions investments.

The Guardian - UK

Russia’s war in Ukraine: complete guide in maps, video and pictures

Where is fighting happening and how did we get here?

Russian ambassador moans about protests in Ireland and makes 'bullying' claims on state-owned Russian TV

'Naturally, the general political situation is simply hostile towards Russia and everything Russia'

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G7 to impose further sanctions on Russia if no ceasefire -Japan foreign minister

Foreign ministers of the Group of Seven (G7) advanced economies agreed on Friday they would impose further sanctions on Russia if Moscow does not stop attacking Ukraine, Japanese Foreign Minister Yoshimasa Hayashi said.

Manchester Evening News

Sainsbury's renames chicken Kiev in support of Ukraine with Tesco, ASDA, M&S and Aldi urged to follow

The supermarket has banned the Russian spelling from its packaging - and now shoppers want Aldi, ASDA, Tesco, Lidl and M&S to do the same

Gordon Brown calls for Vladimir Putin to face war Nuremberg-style war crimes tribunal

The former Prime Minister said the Russian president had challenged the rules-based international order and should face punishment.

U.S. Embassy in Ukraine calls nuclear power plant attack 'war crime'

The U.S. Embassy in Ukraine said that attacking a nuclear power plant is a war crime, after Russia on Friday seized a Ukrainian nuclear facility that is the biggest in Europe.

Tyne and Wear Fire and Rescue Service cuts ties with Russian energy firm Gazprom

The fire service has taken a stand by ending its contract with Gazprom following Russia's invasion of Ukraine

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Tech & Science Daily: ‘Nuclear terror’ at Ukraine plant - what’s the risk?

Following Russia’s attack on Ukraine’s vast Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, we speak with Malcolm Grimston, Senior Research Fellow at Imperial College London’s Centre for Environmental Policy.

‘Unite’ around Putin, Kremlin urges Russians amid Ukraine war

Spokesman Dmitry Peskov acknowledges ‘heated debates among cultural figures’, tells Russians now not time for divisions.

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