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Eurovision 2023: Glasgow named bookies' favourite to host next year's event

Glasgow has officially emerged as the bookies favourite to host next year's Eurovision Song Contest, after it was confirmed earlier this week that the event would be held in the UK

Glasgow Live

Don't Let Russia's Regime Change Plans Draw the U.S. Into War

As appalling as the Russian foreign minister’s admission is, it does not change the reasons to avoid a war with Moscow.

Reason

Ukrainian Marines Take On Russians In Push Toward Occupied Kherson

The footage was obtained from the 35th Marine Infantry Brigade of the Ukrainian Navy on Tuesday, July 26.

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How to punish wartime collaborators? Ukraine charts painful course

KYIV, Ukraine — The stories of betrayal trickle out weekly or even daily: A villager tips off an occupying Russian military unit about identities and activities of volunteer defenders. A resident of a besieged city clandestinely calls in the coordinates of a Ukrainian troop encampment. A small-town mayor tells neighbors…

Los Angeles Times

Ukraine President Zelensky’s Vogue feature with wife sparks mixed response

President Zelensky and his wife Olena Zelenska were photographed by Annie Leibovitz for US Vogue.

Evening Standard

Calls for Ukrainians living on cruise ship in Scotland to be quickly rehoused

MS Victoria is temporary solution to host refugees but there are concerns about small rooms and seasickness

The Guardian - UK

Worries over winter test support in Germany for Russia sanctions

The German government's hard line on Russia over the Ukraine war is coming under pressure at home amid growing worries about the resulting soaring energy prices and possible gas shortages in Europe's largest economy when winter comes.

Reuters

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Russian missile strike kills five people in central Ukraine - governor

Five people were killed and 25 wounded in a Russian missile strike on a flight school in the central Ukrainian city of Kropyvnytskyi on Thursday, the regional governor said.

Reuters

UK faces periods of ‘tight’ electricity supply this winter amid Russia war in Ukraine

Prices soaring due to uncertainty over supply

The Independent UK

Macron hosts Saudi prince despite outrage by rights groups, Khashoggi fiancée

French President Emmanuel Macron is hosting Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in Paris on Thursday, defying criticism that the invitation is inappropriate barely four years after the murder by Saudi agents of journalist Jamal Khashoggi. Khashoggi's fiancée, Hatice Cengiz, has told the French leader she is "shocked and…

Radio France Internationale

End 'double standard approach' on refugees, UN expert urges Poland

Polish authorities must stop locking up migrants near the Belarus border and put an end to their "very different" treatment of Ukrainian and non-Ukrainian refugees, the U.N. Special Rapporteur on migrants' rights said on Thursday.

Reuters

Ukraine war: Half of Russian troops dead or injured, US intelligence states

Sources close to President Biden have said 75,000 have died or been wounded in the conflict

Evening Standard

Ukrainian Armed Drones Destroy Russian ‘Z’ Cars In ‘Little Pranks’

The 'Z' is one of the symbols, as well as the letters 'V' and 'O,' that can be seen painted on Russian military vehicles.

Zenger

Former state TV journalist found guilty of discrediting Russia's armed forces

Former Russian TV journalist Marina Ovsyannikova was found guilty on Thursday of discrediting the country's armed forces in social media posts condemning Russia's actions in Ukraine.

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Russia's invasion of Ukraine threatens a cultural heritage the two countries share, including Saint Sophia Cathedral

More than 160 Ukrainian cultural sites have been damaged or destroyed since Russia invaded the country in February 2022, according to UNESCO.

The Independent UK

Austrian, Hungarian leaders discuss migration, Ukraine war

Austrian Chancellor Karl Nehammer has welcomed Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban in Vienna for bilateral talks that focused on migration as well as on the war in Ukraine

Daily Record

Eurovision Song Contest 2023: Glasgow is bookies favourite to host

Several cities up and down the country are all set to take part in a competitive bidding process including Glasgow, Manchester, Sheffield and London.

Evening Standard

Kateryna Suprun, violist in the Ukrainian Freedom Orchestra, on her escape and why music is her front line

As the orchestra prepares to play the Proms, its violist explains why it’s more important than ever to bring Ukraine’s music to the world

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Ukraine appoints anti-corruption prosecutor, answering EU request

Ukraine confirmed experienced investigator Oleksandr Klymenko as the head of its Specialised Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office on Thursday, responding to a European Union request as it seeks EU membership.

Zenger

Scotland Uses Cruise Ship Without Safety Checks To Accommodate Ukrainian Refugees

A cruise ship chartered by the Scottish government to accommodate Ukrainian refugees took its first residents on Tuesday, July 27- amid claims it had not undergone full safety checks.

Reuters

Ex-journalist fined again for discrediting Russian army over Ukraine

Former Russian TV journalist Marina Ovsyannikova was fined 50,000 roubles ($820) on Thursday after being found guilty of discrediting the country's armed forces in social media posts condemning Russia's actions in Ukraine.

The Independent UK

Russia-held Kherson ‘virtually cut off’ as Ukraine’s counter-attack ‘gains momentum’

Vladimir Putin’s troops in city of Kherson highly vulnerable, UK’s Ministry of Defence says

Reuters

Macron hosts Saudi crown prince with oil, Iran and rights on agenda

French President Emmanuel Macron hosts Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MBS) on Thursday, part of increased Western efforts to court the major oil-producing state amid the war in Ukraine and faltering talks to revive a nuclear deal with Iran.

Reuters

Fear and suspicion as Ukraine hunts for traitors in the east

As Ukraine hunts for traitors, the fear of Russian infiltration extends east, far from the capital.

The Independent UK

Truss defends Foreign Office’s response to Russia after critical report

The Institute for Government said the Foreign Office’s focus on Russia had ‘softened’ since the Cold War.

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