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‘The Hill’: Cannes film revisits the Soviet Union’s smouldering remains

The violent legacy of the break-up of the Soviet Union is dissected in “The Hill” by Lina Tsrimova and Denis Gheerbrant, an astonishing documentary shot entirely on a gargantuan rubbish heap in Kyrgyzstan and screened this week at the Cannes Film Festival’s parallel section ACID.

France 24

Putin backlash begins as furious revellers chant ‘f*** the war!’ at Russian concert

Thousands of concert goers in St Petersburg, Russia, were heard chanting and condemning the war in recent footage, showing defiance against Putin's 'special operation'

Daily Mirror

I'm doing the most depressing work of my life - but Manchester keeps me going

Dr Olga Onuch is an academic working on recording and understanding the war in Ukraine

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Senegal president says he will visit Moscow and Kyiv in coming weeks

Senegalese President Macky Sall said he would visit Moscow and Kyiv in the coming weeks in his capacity as chairman of the African Union, which he said wanted to see de-escalation in Ukraine and peace through dialogue between the two sides.

Reuters

Polish President Duda first to address wartime Kyiv parliament

Andrzej Duda becomes the first foreign leader to address Ukraine’s parliament since the start of Russia’s war.

Al Jazeera

Devil’s advocate? Russian soldier’s Ukrainian lawyer defends role on eve of verdict

Viktor Ovsyannikov speaks out on his defence of a 21-year-old tank commander who shot and killed an unarmed civilian

The Guardian - UK

Ukraine top of the agenda in Davos as business leaders gather

Russia would normally have its own "house" at the World Economic Forum as a showcase for business leaders and investors.

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Humiliation for Putin as £4m missile only destroys a beach toilet

Ukrainians didn't miss the opportunity to mock Russia

Wales Online

France Sees EU Membership for Ukraine in '15 or 20 Years'

A bid by Ukraine to join the European Union could not be finalized for “15 or 20 years,” France’s Europe minister said Sunday, pouring cold water on Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s hopes for a quick entry in the wake of Russia’s military operation in his country. “We have to be…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Russia bans 963 Americans from entering country

List includes Biden and other senior officials, but not Trump, as country says it is retaliating against what it calls hostile US actions

The Guardian - US

Zelenskiy promises reciprocal rights for Poles in Ukraine

Polish citizens in Ukraine will be granted the same rights that Ukrainian refugees in Poland are currently receiving, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Sunday during a visit to Kyiv by his Polish counterpart Andrzej Duda.

Reuters

Ukrainian MP says her people are ‘not going to be slaves’ despite Russian invasion

A Ukrainian MP has vowed that her people are “not going to be slaves” and said they would not lose any more territory to Russia.

Evening Standard

Vladimir Putin left humiliated after £4m missile only destroys beach toilet

People were quick to mock Russian troops after the missile, worth £4 million, wiped out a public toilet on the beach instead of the city of Odessa, Ukraine

Daily Mirror

Climate to conflict, Davos' post-COVID return has full plate

The much-ballyhooed World Economic Forum in the Swiss Alpine town of Davos gets underway this week after a two-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic

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The Guardian - UK

Russia-Ukraine war: what we know on day 88 of the invasion

Russian airstrikes hit Mykolaiv and Donbas regions; only Ukraine can decide its future, says Polish president

Reuters

Russia-backed mayor of Ukraine nuclear plant town wounded by explosion -reports

The Russian-appointed head of the occupied Ukrainian town next to Europe's largest nuclear power plant was injured in an explosion on Sunday, a Ukrainian official and a Russian news agency said.

Daily Mirror

Ukrainian man branded 'traitor' after Russia made him mayor injured in explosion

Controversial Andriy Shevchyk, dubbed a traitor after being appointed by Russia, has been hospitalised with injuries of "varying severity", reports in Ukraine state

Al Jazeera

Worlds apart: 24 hours with two refugees in Poland

An Iraqi Kurd and a Ukrainian, part of families with young children, take us through a day in their lives as refugees.

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Daily Mirror

'Vladimir Putin's rockets beheaded my son - I fell to my knees and screamed'

In recent weeks Russia has stepped up its efforts to the seize the Donbas region in the east of Ukraine, as apart of this, they have upped their relentless air strikes on towns and cities

The Guardian - UK

Goodbye to the age of rage: why Piers Morgan’s outrage journalism is flopping

With sobering crises like Ukraine and the cost of living, it’s no surprise the appetite for venting behind a microphone is waning, says Guardian columnist John Harris

Chronicle Live

Ukrainian mum worried she was being scammed as UK is 'too good to be true'

Liliya Onopa fled Ukraine with three of her children and is amazed at how welcoming the UK has been to her family

Reuters

Russia looms large on Scholz's first Africa tour as chancellor

Russia's impact on energy and food prices and security will provide the backdrop to Olaf Scholz's first trip to Africa as German Chancellor, a three-day tour of Senegal, Niger and South Africa kicking off on Sunday.

Evening Standard

Ukraine repells ‘four attacks’ in Donbas to block Russian from securing Severodonetsk

Russian forces reportedly deployed an armoured fighting vehicle known as the Terminator tank to advance on Severodontesk in eastern Ukraine

Reuters

Ukraine must decide its own future, says Poland's president

Only Ukraine has the right to decide its future, the Polish president told lawmakers in Kyiv on Sunday, as he became the first foreign leader to give a speech in person to the Ukrainian parliament since Russia's Feb. 24 invasion.

Bangkok Post

Apec trade meet ends without joint statement

A meeting of trade ministers from the Asia-Pacific region ended Sunday without issuing a joint statement due to differences over Russia's invasion of Ukraine, a Japanese minister said.

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