Diary from Kyiv: ‘I’m staying in my home no matter what happens’ From the bathroom of her home in Kyiv, Zakhida Adylova documents five days of war. Al Jazeera · Feb 28, 2022
Ukraine Receives $37M In Crypto Donations: What You Need To Know Ukraine saw large-scale help coming from the cryptocurrency community as significant donations were sent to the country through crypto after the nation was invaded by Russia. Benzinga · Feb 28, 2022
Khrushchev’s granddaughter ‘embarrassed’ by Putin invasion and says Soviet leader would find attack ‘despicable’ Exclusive: Soviet premier and John F Kennedy were ‘freaked out’ by the prospect of nuclear annihilation, New York-based Nina Khrushcheva tells Andrew Buncombe The Independent UK · Feb 28, 2022
US expelling 12 Russian diplomats from UN mission for espionage Russia’s United Nations ambassador said move ‘gross violation’ of UN agreement with US The Independent UK · Feb 28, 2022
Ultra-royalist pro-Putin stance a worrying sign It is shocking enough to see hundreds of far-right ultra-royalists come out in support of Russian President Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine. Bangkok Post · Feb 28, 2022
Ukraine fallout worries cabinet The government is expected to introduce economic measures to mitigate the fallout from Russia's invasion of Ukraine -- especially its impact on global energy prices -- after the cabinet meets later on Tuesday. Bangkok Post · Feb 28, 2022
BoT in inflation warning The Bank of Thailand (BoT) is concerned about inflation because of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, but believes the Thai economy will continue to recover this year. Bangkok Post · Feb 28, 2022
A price on carbon is another way to put pressure on Russia Russia is a massive fossil fuel exporter, and lessening the need for those fossil fuels weakens Russia, which is already nervous about a coming EU carbon border adjustment. Chicago Sun-Times · Feb 28, 2022
Asean responds to invasion of Ukraine Russia's all-out invasion of Ukraine that began on Feb 24 offers valuable lessons for the countries in the region, which have often become the pitched geopolitical battleground for the great powers. From now on, no matter how the Ukraine crisis ends, it will significantly impact the security of Europe and… Bangkok Post · Feb 28, 2022
German envoy to raise energy security, climate on US visit Germany’s vice chancellor is traveling to Washington for talks with U.S. officials that will focus on energy security and the need to ramp up renewable energy in the wake of Russia’s attack on Ukraine The Independent UK · Feb 28, 2022
Bitcoin Volume In Russia Skyrockets As Ruble Falls And Tensions Rise Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) — the world's top cryptocurrency — saw a renaissance in Russia as its trading volume in Russian rubles skyrocketed following heightened international tensions caused by the nation's invasion of Ukraine. Benzinga · Feb 28, 2022
ASX rises for the third day and Russia doubles interest rates to prop up the rouble amid financial sanctions over Ukraine invasion The ASX gains ground as the Reserve Bank keeps interest rates at a record low and Russia more than doubles its key interest rate after the West ramped up financial sanctions over the invasion of Ukraine. ABC News · Feb 28, 2022
Irish medical student studying in Ukraine stuck in a hostel on the Russian border She could not flee the country as all flights and bus routes stopped almost instantly when Russia invaded last Thursday Irish Mirror · Feb 28, 2022
Death toll rises to 10 as bodies found in Lismore and Glen Esk – as it happened This blog is now closed The Guardian - AU · Feb 28, 2022
The Conversation · Feb 28, 2022 Ukraine: Putin's desire to install a puppet government draws from the Bolshevik playbook Vladimir Putin’s disdain for Ukraine’s president Volodymyr Zelensky reached its apex on February 25 in a bizarre speech, where he referred to the leadership of Ukraine as “a gang of drug addicts and neo-Nazis”. Putin also spoke about his desire for a new regime in the country. Many were left…
The Independent UK · Feb 28, 2022 Ukrainian ambassador to UN compares Putin to Hitler and calls for Russian leader to ‘kill himself’ ‘If [Putin] wants to kill himself, he doesn’t need to use nuclear arsenal. He has to do what the guy in Berlin did in a bunker in May 1945,’ ambassador tells United Nations
Daily Mirror · Feb 28, 2022 Ukrainian families heartbroken as 16 kids die and 112 injured during Russian invasion A six-year-old girl was killed while she was wearing her pink unicorn pyjamas. The unnamed girl died when a shell hit her parents’ apartment in Mariupol. Despite frantic efforts to save her, she died
The Independent UK · Feb 28, 2022 ‘All the blood’ is on Putin’s hands, says US as Russia targets Kyiv Russia still wants to capture Kyiv as US says peace still possible
Reuters · Feb 28, 2022 U.S. expels 12 Russian U.N. diplomats over security concerns The United States has expelled 12 Russian diplomats at the United Nations over national security concerns, U.S. and Russian diplomats said on Monday.
Al Jazeera · Feb 28, 2022 Time for Bosnia to ‘get rid of Russian influence’: Analysts The Ukraine crisis presents opportunity for Bosnia ‘to deal a decisive blow’ to Putin-backed separatists, experts say.
The Independent UK · Feb 28, 2022 Biden says Americans should not be worried about nuclear war amid Putin threats Comes after Russian President Vladimir Putin put nuclear forces on alert.
The Independent UK · Feb 28, 2022 Red Hot Chili Peppers share support for Ukraine amid Russia invasion Band shared photos taken in 2016 with their friend, Ukranian model Naddia Shapoval
Reason · Feb 28, 2022 Europe Readies Itself for a Ukrainian Refugee Crisis European nations are stepping up to help Ukrainians flee Russian aggression.
Benzinga · Feb 28, 2022 FuelCell Energy Stock Is Breaking Above A Key Level: What's Next? FuelCell Energy Inc (NASDAQ: FCEL) shares are trading higher alongside other electric vehicle stocks as the Russia-Ukraine conflict has increased oil prices.
The Independent UK · Feb 28, 2022 Belarus sheds neutral status in vote critics call rigged Belarusian authorities say more than half of the country’s voters approved constitutional reforms that would allow its authoritarian leader to stay in power until 2035 and open the way for stronger military cooperation with Russia