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Building partially collapses in southern Russia, sparking search for any trapped survivors

Russian state media says that part of a residential building has collapsed in southern Russia, killing one woman and sparking a search for any residents who might be trapped in the rubble

The Independent UK

India minister credits his country for ‘softening’ global oil markets with Russian imports

‘I’m waiting for the thank you’ says Subrahmanyam Jaishankar

The Independent UK

Russian artist jailed for seven years over Ukraine war price tag protest

Aleksandra Skochilenko replaced five supermarket price tags with pieces of paper urging shoppers to stop the war

The Guardian - UK

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Irish government faces claims of ‘double standards’ on Israel and Russia

Opposition motions calling for a range of sanctions against Israel were voted down in the Dail parliament on Wednesday.

The Independent UK

Finland to close 4 border crossing points after accusing Russia of organizing flow of migrants

Finland’s government says it will close four crossing points on its long border with Russia to stop the flow of migrants that it accuses Moscow of ushering to the border in recent months

The Independent UK

Finland to shutter border crossings with Russia to deter asylum seekers

Finland accuses Russia of trying to destabilise the country by encouraging undocumented migration.

Al Jazeera

The EU’s Plan for Ukraine Could Easily Backfire

Membership bids in Europe sometimes accomplish the opposite of what they intend.

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Fewer U.S. college students are studying a foreign language − and that spells trouble for national security

When the Soviet Union launched Sputnik 1, the first artificial Earth satellite, on Oct. 4, 1957, it did more than spark fears about America’s ability to compete technologically. It also raised concerns that the U.S. had a shortage of Russian speakers capable of monitoring Soviet scientific and military activities.

The Conversation

Germany hikes Ukraine military support, but is its defence-spending tilt tenable?

Germany, already Europe's biggest supporter of Ukraine, has unveiled plans to double its military aid to Kyiv for 2024, while continuing to invest in its armed forces in order to become "the backbone of European defence". It’s a strategy shift Berlin hopes to maintain over the long term, but counting…

France 24

Russian court convicts a woman for protesting the war in Ukraine in latest crackdown on free speech

A Russian court has convicted an artist and musician for replacing supermarket price tags with antiwar slogans and sentenced her to seven years in prison

The Independent UK

Finland to close some border crossings with Russia after rise in asylum seekers

Finnish president had accused Moscow of guiding people towards Finland in act of revenge for cooperation with US

The Guardian - UK

Russia-Ukraine war live: Poll reveals Russian views on Putin as Black Sea fleet ‘forced to retreat’

Russians who think the country is on ‘wrong path’ cite ‘war’, ‘people dying’ and ‘low wages’

The Independent UK

The Case for Supporting Ukraine Is Crystal Clear

Note to Congress: Ukraine aid is not charity but serves critical U.S. interests.

Foreign Policy

Ukraine has claimed initiative in Black Sea and forced Russian navy to pull back, Zelenskiy says – as it happened

Ukraine’s president says use of naval drones has prevented Russia from using Black Sea as springboard

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The Independent UK

Russian diamonds ‘set to be banned’ under new EU sanctions

EU mulling ban on direct diamond imports from Russia starting from 1 January 2024

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Russia-Ukraine war live: Putin troops attempting ‘pincer’ movement to encircle Avdiivka

The Russian army is attempting a ‘pincer’ movement to encircle the eastern Ukrainian town of Avdiivka

The Independent UK

Russia admits Ukrainian troops crossed Dnipro river but says ‘fiery hell’ awaits them

Kyiv reports ‘fairly fluid’ frontline as Russia goes on defensive across Dnipro river bank

The Guardian - UK

EU plans fresh Russia sanctions including against son of Dmitry Medvedev

Proposals aimed at choking off commercial revenues include total ban on sale of Russian rough diamonds

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Al Jazeera

Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 631

As the war enters its 631st day, these are the main developments.

The Guardian - AU

Russia-Ukraine war at a glance: what we know on day 631

Czechs freeze Russian state-owned property; Russia concedes Ukrainians hold territory on illegally occupied side of Dnipro river

The Independent UK

Putin could face new war crime case as evidence suggests starvation of Ukraine was pre-planned

Purchases by Russian defence contractor suggest Moscow was planning to steal vast quantities of Ukrainian grain months before troops ever crossed the border

The Guardian - US

UN security council backs resolution calling for humanitarian pause in Gaza

Resolution calls for release of hostages held by Hamas and for humanitarian corridors across the Gaza Strip

Al Jazeera

UN Security Council adopts resolution for ‘humanitarian pauses’ in Gaza

The 15-member body approved the Malta-sponsored draft after four failed attempts to respond to Israel-Hamas war.

The Times of India

ATP Finals: Was ranting Andrey Rublev self-destructive in defeat to Carlos Alcaraz?

NEW DELHI: Spain's rising tennis star found his footing at the ATP Finals with a convincing victory over Andrey Rublev on Wednesday. Alcaraz, currently ranked world number two, faced an initial setback in the tournament with a defeat against Alexander Zverev in the round-robin stage. However, he rebounded with a…

The Conversation

What exactly is a ceasefire, and why is it so difficult to agree on one in Gaza?

Barely a week after Hamas’ attack on Israeli soldiers and civilians on October 7 and the subsequent airstrikes by the Israeli Defence Force on the Gaza Strip, talk of a ceasefire had already begun.

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