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Russians' spending on food doubles following Ukraine war - U.N. food agency

Russian citizens are spending on average 40% of their disposable income on food - about twice as much as they did before the Russia-Ukraine war, the director of the U.N. food agency's Russia liaison office told Reuters.

Reuters

Donetsk governor says Russia fired cluster munitions at Kramatorsk rail station

The governor of Ukraine's eastern Donetsk region on Thursday accused Russian forces of firing cluster munitions at a rail station in the city of Kramatorsk in an attack that killed at least 39 people.

Reuters

Ukraine news - live: 5 children among 50 killed in Kramatorsk bombing as Russia accused of ‘brutal depravity’

Ukraine’s prosecutor general described the attack as a ‘crime against humanity’

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Speaking of history: Soviet-era film archive helps Ukrainians find hope and sense of identity in wartime

Cinema once more shines a light on Ukraine’s struggle for independence, writes Gino Spocchia

The Independent UK

Why this week's French elections matter to the wider world

With war singing the European Union's eastern edge, French voters will make a choice in a presidential election that will have an impact beyond the country's borders

The Independent UK

War criminal Putin is on the brink of genocide

By any objective measure, many of the actions of the Russian armed forces over the last six weeks have clearly amounted to war crimes. Initially there were strong suspicions based on the little information. But now that the Russian army has withdrawn from the Kyiv area, the evidence is damning.…

Evening Standard

Inflationary pressures prompt cut in growth forecast for Northern Ireland economy

The bank has cut its expectations for growth in 2022 to 3.6% from 4% and to pegged 2023 growth at just 1.7%.

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Japan to Expel 8 Russian Officials, Impose New Sanctions

Japan announced Friday it is expelling eight Russian diplomats and trade officials and will phase out imports of Russian coal and oil because of Moscow's invasion of Ukraine. Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said Japan will also ban imports of Russian lumber, vodka and other goods, and will prohibit new Japanese…

Asharq Al-Awsat

US Sanctions Russian State-Controlled Diamond Miner That Controls 30% Of Global Supply: Bloomberg

The U.S. Treasury has extended sanctions to Russian diamond miner Alrosa PJSC, potentially cutting off about 30% of the world’s supply of rough stones, writes Bloomberg. According to a license from the U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control, clients of Alrosa and other counterparties must stop all dealings with the miner by…

Benzinga

Ukraine: Vladimir Putin's daughters sanctioned by UK and EU

The latest round of UK sanctions have targeted the Russian President's own family as the west tightens up measures against the Putin regime.

Daily Record

Ukraine war ignites protests in Peru as inflation anger goes global

Marcelo Gonzales is tired and angry about rapidly increasing living costs in his dusty village on Peru's desert coast, where food and fuel inflation inflamed by the war in Ukraine has ignited protests that threaten to destabilize the government.

Reuters

Fox journalist Benjamin Hall reveals horror Ukraine injuries but says he feels ‘pretty damn lucky’

The Fox News reporter paid tribute to colleagues killed in the attack in Ukraine

The Independent UK

What will the EU do about Hungary's Orban?

Emboldened by his landslide electoral victory, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has raised the stakes in his many fights with the European Union - ranging from liberal democratic rights to ties with Russia as it wages war on Ukraine.

Reuters

African countries showed disunity in UN votes on Russia: South Africa's role was pivotal

The preamble of the founding Act of the African Union (AU) calls for “collective action in Africa and in our relations with the rest of the world”.

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The Hindu

Tamil Nadu government to help Indian students returned from Ukraine, says Health Minister

‘We have been urging Centre to let them continue medical education either in India or elsewhere’

Newslaundry

UP mahant’s rape threat: Republic, ABP, Aaj Tak skip it for Ukraine, Pak and azaan

A day after a video of a mahant threatening to abduct and rape Muslim women outside a mosque in Khairabad went viral, the National Commission for Women wrote to the UP DGP seeking action on Friday. But for a large section of the TV news media, it remained business as…

The Guardian - UK

Johnson hails German ‘determination’ over Ukraine before Scholz meeting

British PM plays down countries’ differences as he praises chancellor for efforts on Russian energy imports

Axios

Ukraine says at least 50 killed in missile strike on train station

Thousands fleeing fighting in Ukraine's Donbas region were at the station at the time of the strike, officials said.

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France 24

War in Ukraine: Courage and resilience amid Russian offensive

The war in Ukraine is being waged on many fronts. From Odesa on the Black Sea to Irpin in the north, via Mykolaiv and the capital Kyiv, FRANCE 24's Gwendoline Debono has followed the trail of violence and devastation. Our reporter met fighters joining the war, civilians hiding in underground…

Daily Mirror

Shamed Priti Patel apologises as just 1,200 Homes for Ukraine refugees arrive in UK

The Home Secretary said 'I apologise with frustration' but defended her record after creaking bureaucracy stopped Brits being able to host Ukrainians in their spare rooms

The Independent UK

Just 1,200 Ukrainian refugees in UK homes under sponsorship scheme as 71% of applicants still waiting

Ministers accused of ‘squandering’ generosity of British public with ‘needless bureaucracy and delays’

The Independent UK

‘He is a child of war’: Pregnant women endure harrowing ordeal of giving birth amid chaos in Ukraine

The war in Ukraine poses immediate and long-term risks to mothers and newborns

Reuters

Kremlin says Russia's operation in Ukraine could end 'in foreseeable future'

The Kremlin said on Friday that what it calls Russia's "special operation" in Ukraine could end in the "foreseeable future" since its aims were being achieved and work was being carried out by both the Russian military and Russian peace negotiators.

Reuters

Brussels says oligarchs' assets worth almost 30 billion euros frozen in EU

The European Commission said on Friday that European Union governments had frozen about 30 billion euros ($32.6 billion) of assets linked to oligarchs and other people sanctioned by the EU since the start of the war in Ukraine.

Reuters

Czech Republic will spend 2 billion euros on looking after Ukraine refugees in 2022 - minister

The Czech Republic's costs for handling the influx of refugees from Ukraine this year are estimated at 2 billion euros ($2.17 billion), Finance Minister Zbynek Stanjura said on Friday.

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