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Ukraine calls for accountability for Russian 'war crimes'

Ukraine's first deputy foreign minister said on Thursday that Russian troops were carrying out acts tantamount to war crimes in her country and called for perpetrators to be held accountable, while Russia's envoy denounced Ukraine and the West.

Reuters

Europe scrambles to reduce dependence on Russian gas

Europe is scrambling to reduce its natural gas dependence on Russia, and it won't be easy

The Independent UK

India denies its students are being held hostage in Ukraine

Russia alleges Ukrainian military is using Indians as human shields, a claim rejected by Delhi

The Independent UK

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Dodgy Russian money has destabilised Britain’s democracy. We have to crack down on it

Conservatives have taken cash without asking tough questions. Even now they have no credible plan to clean up ‘Londongrad’, says transparency campaigner Gina Miller

The Guardian - UK

Concern mounting over huge Russian military convoy outside Kyiv

Speculation that massive column of Russian vehicles and troops may be regrouping for assault on capital

The Guardian - UK

IPC bans Russians and Belarusians from 2022 Beijing Paralympic Winter Games

The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) bowed to pressure on Thursday and banned Russian and Belarusian athletes from the 2022 Paralympic Winter Games in Beijing as part of the continuing international boycott following the advance of Russian forces into Ukraine.

Radio France Internationale

Davis Bertans: ‘If the Russians cross the line with our borders, it’s basically World War III’

How are your family and friends holding up in Latvia since Russia invaded Ukraine? Davis Bertans: Right now, everybody is pretty calm. If the Russians cross the line with our borders, it's basically World War III. I don't think anybody is going for ...

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Amsterdam Hermitage museum breaks ties with famed Hermitage in St. Petersburg

The Amsterdam Hermitage, a museum of Russian art in Amsterdam that assembled its collection in cooperation with the famed State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg, said on Thursday it was "severing ties" with Russia.

Reuters

Ukraine war: why Nato is refusing to enforce a no-fly zone

In the pre-war discussions between the US and Russia, Joe Biden warned Russia about the consequences of aggression, but explicitly excluded the possibility of the use of armed force by the United States. Now as Ukrainian civilians come under severe attack and refugees are pouring into other central European countries,…

The Conversation

Ukraine warns 'Russia will pay back' as photos reveal bombed ruins of Kyiv

Vladimir Putin made taking Kyiv one of the key targets for the commander of his armies at the start of the invasion, with the city coming under intense pressure from bombings

Daily Mirror

Ukraine-Russia talks to start soon, focus on humanitarian corridors

Talks between Ukrainian and Russian delegations will begin in Belarus at about 1400 GMT and Kyiv plans to discuss setting up humanitarian corridors before moving on to other issues, Ukrainian negotiator Davyd Arakhamia said on Facebook.

Reuters

Ukraine crisis upends Hungary’s election race as Orban faces heat over ties with Russia

Viktor Orban’s relationship with Vladimir Putin and the Kremlin is under fresh scrutiny after the invasion and Hungary’s opposition coalition is seizing the opportunity to attack, reports Borzou Daragahi in Budapest

The Independent UK

Alnwick man who fled Russian war on Ukraine speaks of 'terrifying' race to Poland border

Chris York described his "terrifying" 48 hour trek to the Poland border after hearing bombs exploding in the city around him

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Bentley stops exporting to Russia as owner Volkswagen halts production over invasion of Ukraine

The group has stopped the production of vehicles in Russia until further notice

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Apart from Russia-Ukraine and assembly polls, here are other news stories we must not forget

Just as we were getting over the war against a virus, the world, or at least Europe, has been plunged into another war. And the repercussions are being felt everywhere.

The Times of India

Sensex, Nifty surrender early gains as boiling oil plays spoilsport; IT stocks stand tall

MUMBAI: Equity indices relinquished early gains to close in the red for the second straight session on Thursday as surging oil prices amid the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine sapped risk appetite.

Reuters

Kosovo parliament urges government to start NATO membership bid

Kosovo's parliament approved a resolution on Thursday asking the government to start negotiations on NATO membership following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Evening Standard

China ‘asked Russia to delay Ukraine war until after Olympics, US officials say’

China has denied the claims saying they were “intended to blame-shift” onto them

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Russia's RT says: UK is attempting to curtail media freedoms

Russia's state-funded RT television channel said on Thursday that it had long stopped expecting any legitimacy or reason in Britain's attempts to curtail media freedoms.

The Guardian - UK

France seizes yacht linked to Russian oligarch at Mediterranean port

Vessel linked to Igor Sechin taken as Hamburg authorities deny confiscation of Alisher Usmanov’s $600m superyacht

The Hindu

F1 terminates contract with Russia after Ukraine invasion

Formula One says “Russia will not have a race in the future”

Wales Online

Prisoners of war: What the Geneva convention rules are on how they should be treated and their rights

Both Russian and Ukrainian armed forces claim to have taken hundreds of prisoners of war each - but PoWs are subject to an extensive list of rights and duties

Axios

How Russia's invasion of Ukraine is changing air travel

Flight times are increasing, along with their carbon footprints.

Reuters

Britain is not being held back on sanctions, moving fast, says PM's spokesman

Britain is not being held back from imposing sanctions on individuals in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, a spokesman for Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Thursday, in response to reports that London was struggling with legal demands.

The Independent UK

Ikea closes shops and factories in Russia

The Swedish flatpack furniture giant has shuttered its 17 outlets across the country in response to the Ukraine conflict.

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