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China rattled by calls for Japan to host US nuclear weapons

Influential former prime minister Shinzo Abe called for Tokyo to consider hosting US nuclear weapons in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

The Guardian - AU

US Futures Flat, Oil Rises On Disruption Fear, Gold Underperforms — Is There A Crypto Decoupling Here?

U.S. stock futures were mostly flat Monday night ahead of the first trading day of March amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict. Futures Lie Flat: Dow Futures were up 0.03% at 33,850 while S&P and Nasdaq futures fell 0.04% and 0.23% to 4,366.25 and 14,194.73.

Benzinga

The show can’t go on: Russian arts cancelled worldwide

Concerts, dance recitals and exhibitions have been postponed indefinitely after Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine

The Guardian - UK

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Flood of Russian misinformation puts tech companies in the hot seat

With Facebook and other platforms key to spreading news from Ukraine, officials and activists urge broader crackdown

The Guardian - US

Pandemic, war and a rocky economy loom large over Biden’s first State of the Union

White House officials say president will steer conversation toward economic progress rather than pessimism

The Guardian - US

Bristol Hippodrome owner cancels Russian ballet over Ukraine invasion

The Russian State Ballet Company of Siberia had been due to perform at the theatre in March

Birmingham Post

Dublin girl, 11, takes to streets to support sister's Ukrainian best friend at protest

Tessa-May Stewart Miller (11), from Sandyford in Dublin, was out protesting against Russia for the second day in a row on Monday

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Teen who tracked Elon Musk’s jet is now following Russian billionaires

Account created after US announced sanctions on people close to Russian president amid Putin’s invasion of Ukraine

The Independent UK

Ukraine morning update: 520,000 flee Putin's 'war crimes' as Russia war machine rolls on Kyiv

The UN is planning for up to four million refugees in the coming weeks

Wales Online

Erdogan discusses Russia's invasion of Ukraine with Lukashenko

Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan's office said early on Tuesday that he held a phone call with his Belarusian counterpart Alexander Lukashenko to discuss developments in Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Reuters

Huge armoured column nears Kyiv as ‘barbaric’ missile strikes continue

Russia accused of war crimes as at least 18 civilians killed in Kharkiv attack and five more die in strike on Kyiv TV tower

The Guardian - UK

Asian shares climb amid Russia-Ukraine talks, oil worries

Asian shares have mostly gained as investors eye talks between Ukraine and Russia aimed at trying to end the war

The Independent UK

‘Pariah state’: Australia gives $70m to Ukraine weapons fund and calls for diplomatic isolation of Russia

Scott Morrison again warns against travelling to Ukraine to join the fight, calling it a legally ambiguous ‘suicide mission’

The Guardian - AU

What are thermobaric weapons and how do they work?

The ‘vacuum bomb’, which Ukraine says the Russians have used in the invasion, ignites a fireball that sucks in all surrounding oxygen

The Guardian - AU

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Asharq Al-Awsat

Russian Isolation Intensifies as Ukraine Fighting Rages

Moscow faced increasing isolation on Tuesday as President Vladimir Putin showed no sign of stopping an invasion of Ukraine, where fierce fighting and Russian bombardment have killed dozens and sparked a refugee crisis. Russia's invasion, launched last week, appears not to have achieved the decisive early gains that Putin would…

The Independent UK

Reading Putin: Unbalanced or cagily preying on West's fears?

Vladimir Putin is raising fears that he has become more reckless, more committed to restoring the USSR, perhaps more likely to set off a world-altering war

The Japan News/Yomiuri

Colors of support

The Tokyo metropolitan government building in Shinjuku Ward is lit up in blue and yellow, the colors of the Ukrainian flag, on Monday night in a show of Tokyo's solidarity with the country bravely trying to repel an invasion by neighbor Russia. The building will be illuminated from 6 p.m.…

The Independent UK

Russia eyes sanctions workarounds in energy, gold, crypto

The harsh sanctions imposed on Russia and the resulting crash of the ruble have the Kremlin scrambling to keep the country’s economy running

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ROC, paper, scissors: Why not all sporting sanctions on Russia are the same

As sporting entities consider what steps can be taken to turn around the Russian tanks and end the shelling, it's clear not all sporting sanctions are the same.

The Independent UK

40-mile Russian convoy threatens Kyiv; shelling intensifies

A 40-mile convoy of Russian tanks and other vehicles is threatening Ukraine’s capital as an intense shelling attack targeted the country’s second-largest city

Reuters

TikTok war: How Russia's invasion of Ukraine played to social media's youngest audience

When Russia invaded Ukraine last week, some of social media's youngest users experienced the conflict from the front lines on TikTok.

The Conversation

How disrupted Russian gas supplies will hit global and Australian prices

As economic sanctions on Russia escalate, there has been an attempt to isolate vital energy exports from the mix. This may be wishful thinking.

The Independent UK

From banking to sports to vodka, Russia's isolation grows

Russia has been abruptly cut off from the larger world on multiple fronts

The Independent UK

What the papers say – March 1

As Ukraine wakes to its sixth day of Russian bombardment, Britain’s newspapers lead with bloody scenes from the conflict.

The Conversation

As petrol prices rise, will carbon emissions come down?

No one likes paying A$1.80 per litre for petrol. But amid forecasts of prices climbing to $2.10 as Russian’s invasion of Ukraine drags on, it’s possible some good could come of that pain – including greater energy independence and a faster path to net-zero emissions.

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