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6 ETFs To Watch As Russia-Ukraine Crisis Heats Up

Extreme volatility in the U.S. stock market continued on Wednesday as the S&P 500 gave up early morning gains and dipped back into negative territory once again in mid-day trading.

Benzinga

From ‘Putin’s chef’ to the RT editor: names expected to appear on EU sanctions list

The identity of those targeted has not been officially confirmed, but here are five of the most prominent figures

The Guardian - UK

The Leader podcast: What’s Russia’s cyberattack capability?

Dr Tim Stevens, cyber security expert from the Department of War Studies at King’s College London, tells us about how Russia could strike online.

Evening Standard

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Ukraine's President warns of 'new iron curtain' as Russia takes Chernobyl site — As it happened

Ukraine's President warns Europe that Russia will not stop with an invasion of his country.

ABC News

As Russia-Ukraine crisis ramps up, Biden faces sanctions dilemma

US policymakers appear united on need to oppose Russian invasion, but disagreements emerge on pace of sanctions.

Al Jazeera

What Russia's war means for Australian petrol prices: $2.10 a litre

Global crude oil prices have already reached their highest levels since 2014 in response to Russia’s military incursion into Ukraine.

The Conversation

Biden says U.S. to impose sanctions on company building Russia's Nord Stream 2 pipeline

U.S. President Joe Biden said on Wednesday his administration will impose sanctions on Nord Stream 2 AG, the company in charge of building Russia's Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline.

Reuters

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U.S. reimposes sanctions on Nord Stream 2 in response to Russia aggression

It's a fresh blow to an $11 billion pipeline that has proven to be a headache for Biden since he waived sanctions last May.

Axios

Cargill, other US grain traders monitor conflict in ag-rich Ukraine

U.S. agribusinesses with large operations and investments in Ukraine — often called the breadbasket of Europe — are preparing for a worsening situation as Russia escalates the conflict.

Tribune News Service

If Putin’s march into Ukraine isn’t stopped, where will he invade next?

The Russian president’s playbook seems all too familiar: There are always disaffected people to "protect" in areas of his interest.

Chicago Sun-Times

Russia state TV paints Moscow as savior of eastern Ukraine

As the West sounds the alarm about the Kremlin ordering troops into eastern Ukraine and decries an invasion, Russian state media paints a completely different picture

The Independent UK

Pelosi: Putin assault on Ukraine is 'attack on democracy'

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says the Russian aggression toward Ukraine is “an attack on democracy.”

The Independent UK

Ukraine-Russia crisis: State of emergency as world warned of ‘moment of peril’

Ukraine is declaring a state of emergency and telling its citizens in Russia to flee, as the UN warns the world is "facing a moment of peril".

The New Daily

The Guardian view on the Ukraine crisis: calling time on Londongrad

Editorial: After years of prevarication and delay, the government must deal with Russian dirty money in the capital

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The Independent UK

Technical issue delays Royal Navy destroyer due to deploy amid Russia tensions

The Ministry of Defence previously announced that HMS Diamond would deploy to the Mediterranean ‘amid ongoing tensions with Russia’.

The Canberra Times

Ukrainian community holds onto hopes for freedom

The potential for deadly conflict in Ukraine is on the minds of parishioners at St Volodymyr's in Lyneham.

Reuters

Berlin and Paris illuminate buildings in Ukrainian colours in show of unity

The German capital lit up the Brandenburg Gate, Berlin's most famous landmark in blue and yellow, the national colours of Ukraine, on Wednesday evening in a show of unity with Kyiv as the crisis with Russia deepens.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Israel Urges Diplomatic Solution in Ukraine, Avoids Mention of Russia

Israel called on Wednesday for a peaceful resolution of the Ukraine crisis and said it was concerned about the country's large Jewish community but avoided any mention of Russia, a major player in the conflict in Syria. "Israel shares international concern over the steps in eastern Ukraine and the severe…

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Asharq Al-Awsat

Ukraine Says Another Sweeping Cyberattack Underway as State Websites and Banks Hit

The websites of Ukraine's government, foreign ministry and state security service were down on Wednesday in what the government said was the start of another massive denial of service (DDoS) attack that began at around 4 p.m. (1400 GMT). Ukrainian authorities said this week they had seen online warnings that…

Mic

Tucker Carlson has figured out Joe Biden’s real reason for wanting to stop Russia from invading Ukraine

Wouldn’t you know it: It’s an environmental conspiracy!

Evening Standard

PMQs analysis: Boris Johnson forced to defend sanctions package

Sir Keir asked the Prime Minister if not now then when would the full package of measures be unleashed against Russia?

The Independent UK

AP-NORC poll: Most in US oppose major role in Russia strife

A new poll finds little support among Americans for a major U.S. role in the Russia-Ukraine conflict

Reuters

EU ready to impose export controls if Russia enters more Ukrainian territory -Dombrovskis

The European Union will be ready to launch a second package of sanctions against Russia, including export controls, if Russian troops move beyond the Ukrainian regions held by Russian-backed separatists, European Commission Executive Vice President Valdis Dombrovskis told Reuters on Wednesday.

The Conversation

Putin’s invasion of Ukraine attacks its distinct history and reveals his imperial instincts

Vladimir Putin has long insisted Ukraine is part of the country he rules. This was painted more starkly than ever as he announced that Russian troops were undertaking a “special military operation” in its western neighbour. But to the rest of the world, what Russia is undertaking is simply an…

The Guardian - UK

Fighting the threat from Putin will take teamwork. But who trusts Johnson’s Britain?

A country that spends its time antagonising allies and threatening trade wars needs to grow up and get real, fast, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

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