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The Latest Breaking News from Ukraine

Russia-Ukraine war fails to fuel Biden rebound: AP-NORC poll

President Joe Biden is in Brussels to meet with key allies and coordinate a stronger response to Russia’s assault on Ukraine

The Independent UK

Lion and wolf taken across Carpathian Mountains in 'mission impossible' escape from war-torn Ukraine

Rescuers say it was "fifty-fifty" whether Simba the lion and a wolf called Akyla would be able to get out of Ukraine, but an international team of volunteers made it happen.

ABC News

One month on: how a tragedy has unfolded in Ukraine

Russia’s failure to score a quick victory has led to a grimmer phase of the war, and much still hangs in the balance

The Guardian - UK

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‘We never interfere’: China will not try to influence federal election, says new ambassador to Australia

‘Whoever is going to be the ruling party after the election, we are looking forward to a more positive relationship’, says Xiao Qian

The Guardian - AU

Russia, Ukraine hackers run ransomware ops

Russian and Ukrainian cyber gangs continue to launch ransomware campaigns, with Australian firms at risk of data compromise and extortion.

AAP

Ukraine-Russia news – latest: Biden says Nato ‘will respond in kind’ if Putin uses chemical weapons

President says Nato more united than ever after Brussels meeting

The Independent UK

‘We just want to stay alive’: Sheltering from Russian bombs in Odesa’s catacombs

Russian forces bombed residential areas in their first attack on the Black Sea port of Odesa on Monday. Ukraine fears the city could be the next target of Russia’s offensive in the south. Its inhabitants have found the perfect refuge from Russian bombs – the city's catacombs.

France 24

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Atomic disruption: how Russia's war on Ukraine has rattled the nuclear world order

Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine has upended all kinds of certainties, created new possibilities and closed off old ones. This is certainly true for the world’s use of nuclear power.

The Conversation

Biden news – live: President’s approval rating stalls as Americans want tougher stance on Russia

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The Independent UK

Ukrainian ballerinas find shelter at Berlin's top ballet company

Ukrainian ballerinas forced to flee war in their home country have found a temporary home at the German capital's main ballet company, which helps them with practice space, accommodation, clothing and career advice.

Reuters

Ukrainian female soccer pros find new training ground in Germany

A semi-professional female soccer team that fled the war in Ukraine has found shelter and a new training ground at the German Bundesliga club 1.FC Cologne.

Reuters

Russian regulator blocks Google News over “inauthentic” war info

Ban comes after Google said it would not help platforms sell ads alongside content that condones conflict in Ukraine.

Al Jazeera

Ukraine's fight for its identity is more than a century old – it is not about to stop

In just three weeks, the war in Ukraine has seen what could be the largest refugee movement since the second world war.

The Conversation

Guide to the classics: Immanuel Kant’s Toward Perpetual Peace and its relevance to the war in Ukraine

A powerful European country invades a less powerful one. This is a story that German philosopher Immanuel Kant, while writing his essay Toward Perpetual Peace in 1795 in Prussian Königsberg (now a Russian territory on the Baltic Sea called Kaliningrad), was all too familiar with.

The Conversation

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Los Angeles Times

California man granted asylum in Belarus after being sought in Jan. 6 riot and police assault

A Northern California man who fled the United States after allegedly assaulting police officers at the U.S. Capital on Jan. 6, 2021, has been granted political asylum in Belarus, state media there announced this week.

Bangkok Post

Ukraine war's spillover swamps poor countries still reeling from Covid-19

Over the past 120 years, a Beirut bakery has survived civil war, Lebanon's financial crisis and the Covid-19 pandemic. Fighting in Ukraine, disrupting food and energy supplies world-wide, may soon put it out of business.

ABC News

US and Australia accuse Russia of war crimes, as Moscow and Washington expel diplomats

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken says Washington is tracking reports of Russian war crimes in Ukraine, "pursuing accountability using every tool available, including criminal prosecutions".

ABC News

UN report finds 6.5 million Ukrainians internally displaced due to Russian invasion

Russia's invasion of Ukraine has seen 15 per cent of the population displaced within the country. Ukrainians tell us why they have stayed.

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Wales Online

Britain to send 6,000 more missiles to Ukraine

In addition, the UK is providing £25 million from the Foreign Office’s conflict security and stabilisation fund to help pay the salaries of Ukrainian soldiers and pilots battling the Russians

Daily Mirror

Chelsea news: Ownership battle takes significant step as Roman Abramovich eyes new club

Roman Abramovich put Chelsea up for sale following Russia's invasion of Ukraine and a favourite could be emerging to buy them as the Russian reportedly eyes another club

The Guardian - UK

Russia-Ukraine war: what we know on day 29 of the invasion

Joe Biden to join leaders at Nato, G7 and EU summits one month into Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

Reuters

West assails Russian 'barbarism' as Ukrainians shelter from bombardment

Western leaders piled on military and humanitarian aid for Ukraine on Thursday and denounced Moscow's invasion of its neighbour as "barbarism" as thousands in besieged cities sheltered underground from Russian bombardment.

Daily Mirror

Russia slammed for 'using phosphorous bombs', sparking fears of chemical warfare

Clouds of a white glittering substance were filmed over the eastern city of Kramatorsk, days after Russia was accused of using a type of missile which can rupture people's organs

The Independent UK

Dozens of Ukrainian orphans clap and cheer as they arrive in the UK

Children as young as one and two were on the flight from Poland.

Tribune News Service

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