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Latest Ukraine updates: UNGA votes to demand Russian withdrawal

Russia-Ukraine news from March 2: UN General Assembly resolution condemns Russia for the invasion of Ukraine.

Al Jazeera

Senior Russia Today news anchor Kevin Owen quits 'on principle' days after invasion of Ukraine

The newsreader, previously of BBC Wales, HTV and Sky, had worked at the network for more than 15 years

Wales Online

China spy think tank advising Xi predicts Russia sanctions will backfire

Sanctions leveled on Russia will ultimately cause more damage to the U.S. and its allies, a research group that advises Chinese President Xi Jinping said, as Beijing weighs how much backing to give its close diplomatic partner.

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Chicago suspends Moscow’s Sister City status over Russian invasion of Ukraine

CHICAGO — After nearly three dozen aldermen called for Chicago’s Sister Cities relationship with Moscow to be suspended while the Russian war on Ukraine is ongoing, Mayor Lori Lightfoot directed World Business Chicago to do just that.

Chicago Tribune

Students fear for life after medico’s death in Ukraine

VISAKHAPATNAM: Hundreds of Telugu students who have been stranded in Kharkiv in northeast Ukraine near the Russian border are a worried lot as an Indian student was killed in shelling in Kharkiv on Tuesday.

The Times of India

Call to scrap PCR tests, Thailand Pass

Hoteliers want to scrap the RT-PCR testing requirement along with the Thailand Pass because the Russian invasion of Ukraine has darkened the tourism outlook to such an extent that the industry might attract only 10% of the pre-pandemic arrival numbers.

Bangkok Post

Kolkata: Book fair returns with 1 lakh visitors on a weekday

KOLKATA: Around a lakh thronged the International Kolkata Book Fair on a weekday which saw a significant number of foreign participants despite a Covid-scarred year.

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Photos show the reality of war as casualties rise in Russian invasion of Ukraine

Landmarks in Ukraine like the Kyiv television tower have been struck as casualties in the conflict mount and refugees continue to flee across the border in greater numbers.

ABC News

Woman sets fire to Russian passport at Scots demonstration protesting Ukraine invasion

Some of the crowd were draped in Ukranian flags and others held up banners condemning the invasion.

Daily Record

Playing football is best for Oleksandr Zinchenko, says Man City boss Pep Guardiola

Zinchenko was given the honour of leading out the Premier League champions as a show of support against Russia’s invasion of his homeland.

The Independent UK

Piers Morgan in Twitter feud with son after sharing views on Russia Ukraine conflict

The 55-year-old made it clear that he does not agree with his sports journalist son's viewpoints.

Daily Record

Apple, Google and Ford halt product sales in Russia amid Ukraine crisis

US brands including Apple, Google, Ford and Harley-Davidson stop sales of their products to Russia because of the invasion of Ukraine.

ABC News

Wales plans to welcome refugees as Drakeford pledges £4m in aid to Ukraine

First Minister Mark Drakeford said he would be speaking about the Russia-Ukraine conflict on his visit to Brussels.

The Independent UK

Elite assassin unit sent for Ukraine president 'eliminated'

A Russian squad sent to kill the Ukrainian president has been neutralised, said the Ukrainian government.

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Evening Standard

Russian forces stepping up attacks on ‘densely populated’ urban areas in Ukraine

String of ‘barbaric’ strikes kill civilians as Moscow warns of more missiles targeting Kyiv

Daily Mirror

Major companies suspend dealings with Russia after Putin's invasion of Ukraine

Visa and Mastercard blocked Russian banks from their payment networks leaving customers unable to use Google Pay or Apple Pay - which led to chaos on Moscow’s metro system

The Guardian - US

US and 30 allied countries to release 60m barrels of oil amid price surge

The coordinated decision, only the fourth in the International Energy Agency’s history, comes as Russia continues Kyiv siege

Chicago Sun-Times

Russian attacks increase on civilian areas in Ukraine

“Nobody will forgive. Nobody will forget,” President Volodymyr Zelenskyy of Ukraine vowed after the bloodshed on the main public square in Kharkiv.

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Russia’s nuclear exercise last month was timed to send a message, US says

Russian President Vladimir Putin’s high-profile demonstration last month of nuclear weapons systems was “rescheduled and completed” to “coincide with the invasion” of Ukraine, the head of U.S. Strategic Command told a congressional hearing.

Benzinga

Will Ukrainian Crisis Jeopardize Historically Strong Market Performance In March?

The S&P 500 Index ended February with a drop of a little over 3%, as investors reacted to Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The pullback would have been steeper if not for the comeback staged by the markets late in February.

The Independent UK

Russian invasion of Ukraine ‘about to enter much uglier phase’, says former Nato representative

It is a dangerous moment for ‘the whole of the Russia-West relationship’, he said

Daily Mirror

'Vladimir Putin is an international war criminal and he must not win in Ukraine'

The Ukrainian capital Kyiv may fall within days but Vladimir Putin will never fully control the city or country. Mounting unrest in a Russia crippled by economic sanctions will forever be his legacy

Reuters

Ukrainian cyber resistance group targets Russian power grid, railways

A Ukrainian cyber guerrilla warfare group plans to launch digital sabotage attacks against critical Russian infrastructure such as railways and the electricity grid, to strike back at Moscow over its invasion, a hacker team coordinator told Reuters.

Roll Call

New shadow war with Russia could last years - Roll Call

The United States could find itself supporting a yearslong insurgency helping Ukrainian rebels fight Russian occupiers.

The Guardian - UK

BBC stops all content licensing in Russia following Ukraine invasion

Rival broadcaster ITV will also put a stop on new programme sales to Russian clients

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