Quad meets amid tensions over Ukraine Sudden summit convened by President Biden as divisions emerge between India’s abstentions and U.S., Japan, Australia’s tough line on Moscow The Hindu · Mar 3, 2022
A million refugees have fled Ukraine - UNHCR head A million people have fled Ukraine in a week after Russia invaded the country, the head of the United Nations refugee agency said on Twitter. Reuters · Mar 3, 2022
Ukraine latest: Zelenskyy website down after another night of attacks by Russia The President told his people that Russian attackers would be 'destroyed everywhere'. Wales Online · Mar 3, 2022
Ukraine war: Explosions rock Kyiv as port city of Kherson falls to Russian invaders A massive Russian column of hundreds of tanks and other vehicles appears to be stalled roughly 16 miles from Kyiv Evening Standard · Mar 3, 2022
U.S. ties with Gulf partner UAE are being tested, envoy says U.S. ties with the United Arab Emirates are being tested, a senior Emirati diplomat said on Thursday, in a rare admission of strains in their strategic partnership which have been highlighted by Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Reuters · Mar 3, 2022
Ukraine refugees reach one million in seven days, says UN agency ‘We are looking at what could become Europe’s largest refugee crisis this century’ The Independent UK · Mar 3, 2022
How much oil does the US get from Russia? While Russian oil makes up a small amount of US imports, sanctions could have serious knock-on effects for the economy. Al Jazeera · Mar 3, 2022
Russia-Ukraine war may knock $1 trillion off global GDP LONDON: The conflict in Ukraine could knock $1 trillion off the value of the world economy and add 3% to global inflation this year by triggering another supply chain crisis, according to the UK’s National Institute for Economic and Social Research. The Times of India · Mar 3, 2022
India says no report of its students being held hostage in Ukraine India said on Thursday it had not received any reports of its students being held hostage in Ukraine after Russia accused Ukrainian authorities of forcibly keeping a large group of them in the city of Kharkiv as "human shields". Reuters · Mar 3, 2022
China Positions Itself as Mediator Between Russia, Ukraine A mediation attempt would divert international attention from China’s controversial goal of unifying with Taiwan, experts say. The News Lens · Mar 3, 2022
Asian stocks rise after Fed chair supports smaller rate hike Asian stock markets have rebounded and oil prices climbed after the head of the Federal Reserve said he supports a smaller rise in interest rates than some expected The Independent UK · Mar 3, 2022
Russia-Ukraine conflict could increase COVID transmission, warns WHO The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned that the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict is likely to increase Covid-19 transmission and in turn increase the risk of large numbers of people developing severe disease. The Times of India · Mar 3, 2022
Warning that average UK energy bills could soar to £3,000 a year as oil and gas prices rise to record levels Wholesale gas prices in the UK reached a record high of £4.50 per therm on Wednesday Wales Online · Mar 3, 2022
Refugee count tops 1 million; Russians besiege Ukraine ports The U.N. refugee agency says 1 million people have fled Ukraine since Russia's attack began, making it the swiftest exodus of refugees this century The Independent UK · Mar 3, 2022
The Times of India · Mar 3, 2022 'Is war best solution to a conflict?’ asks Denmark's Davis Cup captain Frederik Nielsen NEW DELHI: The world has been rocked by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine since February 24. The sporting fraternity hasn’t been oblivious from it, and the war has evoked several reactions. From international federations banning Russia to compete at the global level, to even Russian athletes coming out to voice their…
The Guardian - UK · Mar 3, 2022 Ukraine refugee ‘exodus’ has reached a million, says UN, as Russia takes over Kherson Moscow aims to take ‘full control’ of Ukraine capital by diplomatic or military means, according to France
The Guardian - US · Mar 3, 2022 Russian forces surround Ukraine’s biggest nuclear plant, sparking UN concerns Nuclear watchdog chief pleads with invading troops to allow workers to carry on ‘providing safety and monotoring radiation’ at Zaporizhzhia
Liverpool Echo · Mar 3, 2022 Bundobust among bars and restaurants boycotting Russian products to show support for Ukraine The founder of the popular Bold Street venue has urged the hospitality industry to boycott Russian products
Wales Online · Mar 3, 2022 Ukraine president's website goes offline after he addresses 'heroic' nation and brands Russia 'sneaky' President Zelenskyy's web site appeared to be offline following the address, however.
The Japan News/Yomiuri · Mar 3, 2022 U.S. Embassy in Tokyo shines for Ukraine The U.S. Embassy in Tokyo was lit up in the blue and yellow to evoke the Ukrainian flag on Wednesday evening, in a show of support for and solidarity with Ukraine.
Wales Online · Mar 3, 2022 Russia war crimes in Ukraine: UK vital to investigation, says Dominic Raab He spoke after the UK explicitly accused Vladimir Putin of war crimes for the first time
The Independent UK · Mar 3, 2022 IPC’s Beijing decision will lead to ‘a lot of boycotts’ The IPC has been strongly criticised for its decision to let athletes from Russia and Belarus take part as neutrals.
Daily Record · Mar 3, 2022 Scot in emotional reunion with wife after she was sent to Ukraine just days before invasion Peter and wife Natalya now finalising visa to get home to Aberdeenshire after Home Office disastrously advised Natalya to head to Ukraine to get a spouse visa - just days before Putin's Russia invaded
Al Jazeera · Mar 3, 2022 Putin, Modi discuss plight of Indian students trapped in Ukraine Russian president orders soldiers ‘to ensure safe exit of Indian nationals from the armed conflict zone’, says Kremlin.
Tribune News Service · Mar 3, 2022 Do Russian sanctions pose risks to US nuclear power industry? As economic sanctions pile up on Russia, there’s growing concern that export restrictions on the world’s top supplier of nuclear fuel has the potential to disrupt the U.S. power industry.