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The Latest Breaking News from Ukraine

Ukraine-returned students to continue education in 60 medical colleges

This, however, does not imply that they will be absorbed

The Hindu

Not all Italian lawmakers plan to watch Ukrainian president's address

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy is due to address the Italian parliament on Tuesday, but a small number of lawmakers say they will shun the speech, arguing that his appearance will not help restore peace.

Reuters

Russia's 'twin wars' hitting Kiwi exporters

Kiwi officials warn of worst-case scenario for businesses as global volatility adds to domestic inflation woes.

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100-year-old Holocaust survivor finds parallels in Russia’s Ukraine invasion

Ella Blumenthal was just 18 when her happy life in Poland turned into a nightmare most people only learn about in history books.

Tribune News Service

Oliver Hartwich: The West is back

The weakened West might now have found a cause to unite strongly around liberal democracy, writes Oliver Hartwich

Newsroom.co.nz

Music show: Ukraine's Kate Zubok and France's Lewis OfMan on staying upbeat

Paris-based Ukrainian DJ and producer Kate Zubok had to cancel a tour of her homeland and put her musical projects on hold following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. She tells us how the conflict has affected her personally and professionally and how she is trying to remain positive. Up-and-coming Parisian electro…

France 24

Ukraine war’s surprising links to the 2008 financial crisis – and the parallels with 1939

The historical parallels are uncanny. A decade or so after the two most devastating financial crises in modern capitalism, in 1929 and in 2008, a terrible conflict begins in Europe that threatens to draw in the entire world. So far, the Ukraine war is obviously of a different order to…

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Federal Reserve Meeting, War, New Lockdowns – What Drives Stock Market This Week?

Stock bulls hope to keep the positive momentum flowing after major indexes posted their strongest gains since November 2020, last week. However, they still have a ways to go before being in positive territory for the year with the S&P 500 down -6.4%, the Dow down -4.4%, and the Nasdaq…

Benzinga

Ukraine says Russian troops violently dispersed Kherson anti-occupation rally

Ukraine's armed forces said Russian troops used stun grenades and gunfire to disperse a rally of pro-Ukrainian protesters in the occupied southern city of Kherson on Monday.

Reuters

Elon Musk's Starlink Satellites Assist Ukraine's Drone Strikes: Report

Starlink satellites launched by SpaceX — the private space launch firm founded by Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) CEO Elon Musk — are helping the Ukrainian army destroy Russian targets.

Benzinga

Swiss seize holiday home in hurried clampdown on Russian oligarchs

Swiss authorities have seized a luxury mountain home believed to be owned by a Russian oligarch as bankers and officials work overtime to track assets of people linked to Moscow in retribution for the invasion of Ukraine.

Reuters

Night train to safety: one Ukrainian family's odyssey

Ludmila Lichko wearily cradles her nine-year old son Ivan aboard a crowded train as it pulls out of Ukraine's Black Sea port of Odesa just before midnight and heads south towards the Romanian border, moving away from the war engulfing their country.

Reuters

Japan protests Russian halt to World War Two peace treaty talks

Japan reacted angrily on Tuesday after Russia withdrew from peace treaty talks with Japan and froze joint economic projects related to the disputed Kuril islands because of Japanese sanctions over Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Reuters

Andriy Shevchenko can't say Vladimir Putin's name with innocents killed and cities bombed

Former Chelsea and Ukraine striker Andriy Shevchenko has opened up on the devastating effect Russia's invasion has had on his country and his own family

Daily Mirror

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Founder of Man Utd fan group in Kyiv killed by Russian invaders with wife and child shot

Oleksandr Kukin was trying to help his family escape the war-ravaged capital of Ukraine when his car was shot at by Russian troops, killing him and injuring his wife Alina and their daughter

The Independent UK

How Ukrainian president Zelensky’s simple green T-shirt became an iconic message of defiance

Clothes can send a message, even when they are very basic indeed, writes Andrew Buncombe

Radio France Internationale

Paris Perspective #26: Russia, NATO and the future of European sovereignty - Serge Stroobants

This edition of Paris Perspective looks at the implications of Russia’s decision to invade a neutral, sovereign European democracy, and at the likely impact of Vladimir Putin's war in Ukraine on the future of peace on the continent.

Reuters

Nearly 6.5 million displaced by war inside Ukraine - IOM

The U.N. migration agency said on Monday that nearly 6.5 million people had been displaced in Ukraine as a direct result of the war, citing a study it conducted between March 9-16.

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Martin Lewis gets emotional as GMB gives update on singing young girl from Ukraine

Martin Lewis and Susanna Reid discussed the clip of youngster Amelia who went viral earlier this month over her performance of Let It Go whilst in a bunker in Kyiv

Reuters

Russia tells its academics to avoid international conferences this year

Russia has told its academics to avoid scientific conferences abroad this year, the science and higher education ministry said on Monday, as Moscow finds itself increasingly isolated over its military campaign in Ukraine.

Daily Mirror

Hero survivor, 95, of four Nazi concentration camps is killed by shell in Putin's war

Boris Romanchenko had also been incarcerated in the Second World War in the Bergen-Belsen, Peenemünde, and Mittelbau-Dora camps, but has now died in the Russian shelling of Ukraine

The Conversation

News of war can impact your mental health — here’s how to cope

The war in Ukraine has left many across the world feeling stressed and anxious. Coming on the back of a global pandemic which has already had a devastating toll on mental health, news of the war has only compounded feelings of fear and uncertainty which are known to increase anxiety.

Daily Mirror

Russia 'will unleash next wave of hell' but is 'running out of firepower' in Mariupol

Professor Mark Galeotti, principal director of Mayak Intelligence, said that Russia's surrender call was "grandstanding" before it unleashes "the next wave of hell" - but experts do not believe invaders have the firepower

Daily Record

Dundee Stars make Ukraine appeal as they send up Noughties music hits

The ice hockey team, based out of Dundee Ice Arena, released a video last night showing the team miming along to the likes of the Black Eyed Peas, Wheatus and Enrique Iglesias.

The Hindu

A.P. Chief Minister assures ‘unstinted support’ to students returned from Ukraine

Jagan enquires about alternatives available for students to continue studies

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