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Luxury life of Chechen warlord claiming to be leading Putin’s bid to seize Mariupol

Ramzan Kadyrov has built palaces in Chechnya’s capital Grozny - one as his seat of power, another for his first wife, and a third for a woman assumed to be his polygamous junior spouse

Daily Mirror

Foreigners sell B123bn of Thai bonds since start of Ukraine war

More than 123 billion baht of foreign capital has exited the Thai bond market since Russia attacked Ukraine, part of a flight to the US dollar market, according to the Thai Bond Market Association (TBMA).

Bangkok Post

Is it racist to help Ukraine?

We all have our tribal tendencies and must strive to recognize that all God’s children are of equal moral worth. We’ve done pretty well on that score.

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U.S. envoy to Moscow says Russia ties sunk to 'Mariana Trench' depths

Russia's invasion of Ukraine has made John Sullivan's tough job as U.S. envoy to Moscow even harder as he grapples with the Kremlin's nuclear saber-rattling and threats to sever relations while keeping his embassy running on one-tenth the normal staff.

Reuters

Texas A&M System offers free tuition, aid to Ukrainian students

DALLAS — Students from Ukraine can receive free tuition, fees and some living expenses to attend college at a Texas A&M University System school.

Tribune News Service

Ukrainian archbishop: Minority faiths at risk if Russia wins

The top-ranking Ukrainian Catholic cleric in the United States is warning that religious minorities stand to be “crushed” if Russia gains control of Ukraine

The Independent UK

Putin threatens to turn off European gas supplies on April 1 unless Russia is paid in roubles

The Russian president has announced the signing of an official decree, demanding foreign gas purchases to be made in roubles

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A viral meme claims 35.5 per cent of Australian seniors live in relative poverty. Here's why it's bunkum

A years-old meme comparing the poverty rate for Australians aged over 65 to rates in other OECD countries has resurfaced, as cost of living concerns dominate federal election coverage. But its data is out-of-date, and its methodology is lacking.

ABC News

Ukraine's Zelenskiy: situation in southern Ukraine and Donbas extremely difficult

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy on Thursday said the situation in the south and the Donbas region remained extremely difficult and reiterated that Russia was building up forces near the besieged city of Mariupol.

Reuters

U.S. officials circle globe to keep pressure on Putin as rouble rises

Senior U.S. officials fanned out this week to press world leaders to keep piling pressure on Moscow or join the campaign of sanctions and other measures, as the war in Ukraine enters its fifth week and the initial economic shock to Russia seems to be ebbing.

Reuters

Endgame dynamics in Russia's war

Five weeks into Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the tables are turning dramatically amidst the fog of war. As the Ukrainians have stood their ground better than anticipated, the Russians have been put on the back foot. The centre of gravity in the war now appears to be shifting eastward away…

Bangkok Post

Firm ends news supply to army TV

The Top News Digital Media Company will no longer supply news to the army's Channel 5, citing ideological differences linked to the channel's coverage of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Bangkok Post

Global M&A activity hits the skids in Q1

The value of global merger and acquisition (M&A) activity took a 29% hit in the first quarter of 2022 as market volatility fuelled by Russia's invasion of Ukraine pushed the brakes on last year's breakneck pace of dealmaking.

Bangkok Post

Ukraine latest updates: ICRC says Mariupol evacuation on hold

Russia-Ukraine news from April 1: ICRC says conditions made it ‘impossible’ to evacuate thousands trapped in port city.

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Ukraine-Russia updates: Mariupol cut off, Russia claims Ukraine launched cross-border strike, Moscow's troops pull out of Chernobyl

Russian forces continued to lay siege to Mariupol but pulled back from positions near Kyiv, while the governor of a Russian region accused Ukrainian helicopters of attacking an oil plant inside Russia.

The Independent UK

Everything we know about Abramovich ‘poisoning’ at Ukraine peace talks

Russian oligarch and two senior members of the Ukrainian team suffered symptoms of suspected chemical weapon

The Independent UK

My fiance is joining the front line in Ukraine

The capital seemed determined to stay alive, but something inside me was doing the opposite - it was like a light was extinguishing, fading away

Benzinga

The Russian Ruble Returns To Pre-Ukraine Invasion Levels

The Russian ruble has rebounded from its steep initial losses following the country's invasion of Ukraine in February. Below is the daily timeframe. I have highlighted the 85% decline in the ruble in the first week of March, followed by the 46% gain in strength through the rest of March.…

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VIDEO: Kremlin Footage Shows Attack Helicopters Blitzing Positions Of Ukrainian Armored Vehicles

Both sides of the Russia-Ukraine conflict maintain a lot of firepower in the air.

Edinburgh Live

Ukrainian teenager in emotional Edinburgh meeting with sponsor after fleeing war

Varvara Shevtsova was forced to flee her homeland after the invasion of Russian forces and is now living in Scotland after linking up with a family through a refugee scheme.

The Independent UK

Russia state TV calls Gabbard ‘our friend Tulsi’ as Tucker Carlson interview aired

Onetime Democratic presidential hopeful accused Joe Biden of lying about motives in Ukraine

Tribune News Service

Biden says Putin may have put advisers under house arrest

WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden said Russian leader Vladimir Putin may have fired some of his advisers or put them under house arrest, and that it’s an “open question” as to whether Putin is fully informed on his military’s performance in Ukraine.

Benzinga

Stellantis To Shut Down Russia Plant Due To Component Crisis; Looks To Source Computer Chips From Europe, US

Stellantis NV (NYSE:STLA) looks to source computer chips from Europe and the U.S. within three to four years, Reuters reports. CEO Carlos Tavares said multiple initiatives to develop more local sourcing of semiconductors after import shortages from Asia weighed on the industry. Stellantis looked to shut down a van plant in Russia…

The Guardian - UK

White House says the US has evidence that the war against Ukraine has been ‘a strategic disaster’ – as it happened

Germany, France and the UK reject Russia’s demand to pay for gas in roubles; Kremlin announces further sanctions for EU leaders

The Independent UK

In Serbia, Putin’s a ‘brother’ and Russia a fellow victim of the West

Serbian reaction to Russian’s invasion of Ukraine is coloured by a deep-running sense of victimhood

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