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Thousands of London protesters chant 'Putin out' as they beg UK to support Ukraine

A crowd of around 4,000 people demonstrated outside Downing Street tonight, demanding the UK government does more for their friends and family facing Russian troops in Ukraine

Daily Mirror

Putin is ‘Hitler of the 21st century’, says Ireland’s Leo Varadkar

‘He’s putting himself into that space,’ says deputy premier

The Independent UK

Ukraine’s Tiananmen Square: Desperate civilian stands in front of Russian armoured vehicles

Incident echoed the iconic image of a lone protester standing in front of a line of tanks in Beijing’s Tiananmen Square in 1989

The Independent UK

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Bank sanctions are a sharper sword than cutting Russia off SWIFT, German minister says

The package of banking sanctions that the European Union is imposing will hit Russian President Vladimir Putin's government harder than excluding Russia from the SWIFT payments system, German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock said.

Reuters

Ukrainian politician breaks down live on air begging the US to ‘please save our people’

Halyna Yanchenko broke down in tears during an emotional interview with CBS as she called on the global community to ‘be courageous’ against Russia

The Independent UK

Ukrainian filmmaker hopes burgeoning local industry perseveres

As Russia began its invasion of Ukraine on Thursday, local filmmaker Olga Zhurzhenko fled Kyiv, where she had been working on an animated feature, and drove to Odessa to be closer to her family. She was growing worried as she was joined on the roads by her colleagues and other…

Los Angeles Times

China says it respects Ukraine's sovereignty and Russia's security concerns

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi told senior European officials on Friday that China respects countries' sovereignty, including Ukraine's, but that Russia's concerns about NATO's eastward expansion should be properly addressed.

Reuters

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Liverpool FC fans encouraged to show support to Ukraine at Wembley final

Football fans are being encouraged to carry the Ukrainian flag in a show of solidarity

Liverpool Echo

Russia's offer for talks with Ukraine is diplomacy 'at the barrel of a gun' -U.S. State Dept

Russia's offer for talks with Ukraine was an attempt to conduct diplomacy "at the barrel of a gun," State Department spokesperson Ned Price said on Friday, saying Russia must stop its bombing in Ukraine if it is serious about diplomacy.

Reuters

Eurovision Song Contest bans Russia from 2022 competition, citing 'disrepute' concerns

Citing its rules and values, the Eurovision Song Contest has barred Russia from this year's event because its participation could bring "disrepute" to the competition.

Los Angeles Times

U.S. sanctions Russia's Putin, top officials over Ukraine invasion

The U.S. government on Friday joined European countries in slapping sanctions on Russian President Vladimir Putin and Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov as Western nations sought to increase pressure on Moscow to halt its invasion of Ukraine.

Reuters

Putin and Russia are the good guys actually, says QAnon

If Papa Trump says it, then it must be so.

Input

Inflection point for the West-led global order

Its future will be defined by how it responds to the crisis in Ukraine, and in the shadow of growing Russia-China ties

The Hindu

Putin’s moves are hardly ‘chess thumping’

The Russian President’s actions this week may yield tactical gains but hardly pass the test for strategic victory

The Hindu

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The Hindu

The perfect storm: On Russia’s Ukraine gambit

Russia’s Ukraine gambit could unravel key assumptions driving India’s economic policy

The Hindu

Letters to the Editor — February 26, 2022

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Reuters

Russia attacks are more brutal, Ukraine gathering war crimes evidence -ambassador

The Russian assault on Ukraine was more brutal on Friday with attacks on civilian infrastructure and Kyiv, but Moscow's forces did not advance as planned and the capital remained firmly in Ukrainian control, Ukrainian Ambassador to the United States Oksana Markarova said.

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The Independent UK

The fight for Kyiv: Ukrainians offer resistance but know the biggest battle is ahead

Russian troops have advanced far into Ukraine and are closing in on the capital. Kim Sengupta, in Kyiv, talks to those trying to repel the invaders

Daily Mirror

Man Utd remove Aeroflot signage from Old Trafford after ditching £40m deal

Manchester United have taken the step of removing the Aeroflot logo from the Old Trafford car park by painting over it after Russia's brutal invasion of Ukraine

Belfast Live

The Earth's Corr: Pointless invasion will only fuel more misery

If Europe didn’t rely on Russia’s fossil fuels so much maybe Putin wouldn’t have had the money or power to do what he has

Axios

EU and U.K. freeze Putin and Lavrov's assets

The move is mostly symbolic, but reflects Russia's new pariah status.

Reuters

Former French PM Fillon resigns from board of Russian firms over Ukraine

Former French Prime Minister Francois Fillon said on Friday he had resigned from the boards of two Russian firms in protest over Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Tribune News Service

Americans across Ukraine seek help from Tampa group in getting out

TAMPA, Fla. — Project Dynamo of Tampa hopes to evacuate at least 1,000 American citizens and NATO allies from Ukraine in the wake of the Russian invasion earlier this week.

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s not rational’: Putin’s bizarre speech wrecks his once pragmatic image

Analysis: President makes appeal to Ukraine’s military to abandon its ‘drug-addicted, neo-Nazi’ leaders

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