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Ukrainians Grapple with Power Outages as Winter Approaches

The decorative candles Yaroslav Vedmid bought more than a year ago were never meant to be lit, but the dried wax that now clings to them attests to how they've been used almost nightly — a consequence of power cuts across Ukraine. Seated at the dinner table with his wife…

Asharq Al-Awsat

UN nuclear agency starts probe of Russian dirty bomb claim

Experts from the United Nations' nuclear power agency are conducting inspections of two sites in Ukraine where Russia alleges that “dirty bombs” are being manufactured

The Independent UK

Grain ships leave Ukrainian ports despite Putin suspending deal

Vladimir Putin was branded “outrageous” by US President Joe Biden after pulling out of the UN-brokered pact on Saturday, renewing fears of a global food crisis

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Permacrisis is Collins Dictionary's Word of the Year 2022

The word 'Permacrisis' which is described as “an extended period of instability and insecurity” by Collins Dictionary, has been picked as the Collins Word of the Year for 2022. The reason: permacrisis aptly sums up how awful 2022 has been for many people across the world-- be it the Ukraine-Russia…

The Times of India

Ukraine seeks Russia's expulsion from G20, says Putin's hands 'stained in blood'

Ukraine's Foreign Ministry spokesperson said on Tuesday Russia should be expelled from the Group of 20 major economies and President Vladimir Putin’s invitation to a G20 summit in Bali next month must be revoked.

Reuters

Russia completes partial mobilisation of citizens for Ukraine war

President Putin announced Russia’s first enlistment since WWII in September but the process was chaotic.

Al Jazeera

The best theatre to stream this month: The Book of Dust, Four Quartets and the start of panto season

Our roundup of drama to watch at home includes Alan Ayckbourn’s 87th play, live performance from Ukraine and a concert of lost showtunes

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Editorial: Progressives' Ukraine letter makes life difficult for their Democratic colleagues

The Congressional Progressive Caucus last week issued, then quickly withdrew, a poorly timed letter to President Joe Biden urging stepped-up efforts to negotiate a settlement to the war in Ukraine, putting their fellow Democrats in the awkward position of appearing hand-wringing and indecisive ahead of midterm elections. The letter’s wording…

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Ukraine war: Russian missiles strike apartment building in Mykolaiv killing elderly woman

Rescue workers recovered the body of an elderly woman from the rubble of the apartment block early on Tuesday

Evening Standard

Ukrainians grapple with power outages as winter approaches

Rolling blackouts are increasing across Ukraine as the government rushes to stabilize the energy grid and repair the system ahead of winter

The Independent UK

Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 251

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 251st day, we take a look at the main developments.

Al Jazeera

Zelensky calls for 'long-term protection' of Ukraine grain corridor

Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky said Tuesday that the grain shipping corridor to get food out of his country, part of an agreement Russia has suspended, needs reliable, long-term protection. Lawyers in Britain earlier took the first step towards what they said was "groundbreaking" legal action against Russia's shadowy Wagner group…

France 24

Russia extends evacuation zone in Ukraine's Kherson region

Russian-installed officials in Ukraine's Kherson region said on Monday they would start evacuating citizens from the eastern bank of the Dnipro river, repeating claims rejected by Kyiv that Ukraine could be preparing to attack the Kakhovka dam and flood the region.

Reuters

Ukraine Football Body Asks FIFA to Remove Iran from World Cup

The Ukrainian football federation urged FIFA on Monday to remove Iran from the World Cup next month, alleging human rights violations and supplying the Russian military with weapons. The call was made three weeks before Iran is due to face England in the first Group B game in Qatar. The…

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Russian tycoon Oleg Tinkov renounces citizenship over Ukraine war

Billionaire banker says he will not be associated ‘with a fascist country’ that is ‘killing innocent people daily’.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Putin Says Power Grid Strikes Were in Response to Crimea Drone Attack

President Vladimir Putin said Russian strikes on Ukrainian infrastructure and a decision to freeze participation in a Black Sea grain export program were responses to a drone attack on Moscow's fleet in Crimea that he blamed on Ukraine. Putin told a news conference on Monday that Ukrainian drones had used…

The Guardian - AU

Iran plans to send more combat drones to Russian troops, says Ukraine – as it happened

Discovery of Iranian kamikaze drones last month stirred huge outcry over Iran’s involvement in the conflict

The Guardian - UK

Hanging washing over the rubble: life in Mykolaiv as Russian bombs rain down

Residents forced to adjust to terrifying new normal in southern Ukrainian port city, with near-daily strikes

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The Independent UK

Ukraine Russia war – live: Putin’s attacks on energy infrastructure ‘amount to war crimes’

‘The morale of the civilian population is not a lawful target,’ says Amnesty International

Daily Mirror

Nearly 1,000 Russians die in single day as Vladimir Putin's forces given 'old rifles'

Almost a thousand Russian troops have died in only 24 hours, officials in Kyiv say, as new intelligence claims Putin's new recruits have been equipped with out-of-date rifles

The Conversation

Democracy spreads in waves – but shared cultural history might matter more than geography

Recent events like the war in Ukraine, conflicts over Taiwan and the rise of authoritarian ideology have renewed interest in the foundations of modern democracy.

ABC News

US-trained Afghan commandos say Russia trying to recruit them to fight in Ukraine

Afghan special forces soldiers who fought alongside American troops and then fled to Iran after the chaotic US withdrawal last year are being recruited by Russia to fight in Ukraine, according to three former Afghan generals.

ABC News

Russian President Vladimir Putin says attacks on Ukraine infrastructure 'not all we could have done'

Russian President Vladimir Putin says strikes on Ukrainian infrastructure were in part a response to a drone attack on the Black Sea fleet, indicating more action could follow.

Reuters

Russia orders wider evacuation of occupied southern Ukraine

Russia told civilians on Tuesday to leave an area along the eastern bank of the Dnipro River in the Ukrainian province of Kherson, a major extension of an evacuation order that Kyiv says amounts to the forced depopulation of occupied territory.

Reuters

Germany's Scholz promises Ukraine further support in call with Zelenskiy

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz assured Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy in a phone call on Monday that Berlin would continue to provide Kyiv with political, financial, humanitarian and military support, according to a government statement.

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