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Fears Putin will attack another European country as Russians asked to report 'discrimination'

The Russian embassy in Helsinki has reportedly urged Russian citizens living in Finland to report any incidents of suspected discrimination, hate speech or violation of civil rights to them, reports Yle News

Irish Mirror

After fleeing Kyiv, Turkish father and son try to leave trauma behind

Turkish student Utku Ozdemiroglu and his father Cengiz were packing their bags for a flight home from Kyiv when the first bombs landed.

Reuters

War in Ukraine will take global economic toll, group warns

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development is warning that Russia's war in Ukraine will disrupt commerce and clog up supply chains, slashing economic growth and pushing prices sharply higher around the globe

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Unexplained wealth orders: how is the British law changing and will it stop dirty money circulating in London?

The British government has responded to criticisms of its lassitude in targeting “dirty money” laundered by foreign elites through UK property by introducing the Economic Crime (Transparency and Enforcement) Act. The act, passed on March 15, was pushed through parliament in response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

The Conversation

Aberdeen and Hibs unite for Ukraine as clubs launch charity drive to support Dnipro Kids Appeal

Fans are being asked to donate to support children caught up in Russia's invasion in Eastern Europe.

Daily Record

West Lothian pledges its support to the people of Ukraine

A unanimous motion was passed by West Lothian Council expressing solidarity following the invasion by Russia

Daily Record

Russia ally Uzbekistan calls for swift halt to Ukraine conflict

Uzbekistan, a Central Asian republic with close ties to Russia, called on Thursday for a diplomatic resolution of the conflict in Ukraine and said it would not recognise Moscow-backed separatist statelets there.

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All Russia's most barbaric war crimes - from theatre bombing to bread queue massacre

Horrific scenes of bombed out buildings and street fighting have been played out in recent days in the southern city of Mariupol - while a convoy of Russian vehicles continues its approach to Kyiv

Daily Mirror

Heworth Grange School in Gateshead donates over 90 boxes of supplies to help Ukrainian families

The appeal at Heworth Grange School helped to provide essentials such as food, toiletries, clothes, toys and medical supplies for refugees escaping from the conflict in Ukraine

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Zelensky accuses Germany of putting economy before Ukraine

"Peace is more important than income," Zelensky said.

Axios

Douglas Ross refuses to back Boris Johnson to lead Tories into next General Election

The Scottish Conservative party leader revealed there was "never a personal rift" between the pair.

Daily Record

More Isolation For Russia as IMF Board Suspends Russian Representative Role: FT

Amid Russia's ongoing military operations in Ukraine, International Monetary Fund (IMF) executive board has temporarily suspended the ceremonial role of dean held by Russian representative Aleksei Mozhin, Financial Times reported. The role of dean, held by Aleksei Mozhin since 2015, is the longest-serving Director. He came to the IMF in 1992…

Benzinga

What’s in the new US military aid package to Ukraine?

Washington has announced an additional $800m in security aid including drones and anti-tank and anti-aircraft systems.

Al Jazeera

UK facing double-digit inflation, John Lewis head predicts

Sharon White says Ukraine war will exacerbate cost of living crisis, with CPI already at 30-year high

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Ukraine's president says 1991 borders must be recognised - adviser

Ukraine's president has not altered his position that the international borders in place when the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991 must continue to be recognised, a presidential adviser said on Thursday.

Benzinga

Toyota Cuts April Production Target As Supply Chain Woes Continue

Toyota Motor Corp (NYSE:TM) said it plans to slash its vehicle production target in April by 150,000 units. The company's global production plan for April, including overseas production, is approximately 750,000 units. The auto maker's decision follows a semiconductor shortage amid disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. The global production plan average from…

Reuters

Using pillows against bombs, older Ukrainians stay put amid war-zone exodus

When Russian jets roared low over her town and the bombing grew unbearable, Liudmila Kravtsova packed a small bag and fled by train to safer western Ukraine.

Daily Record

Russia says Ukraine willing to 'compromise' as peace talks continue - what we know so far

The Russian invasion of Ukraine has now entered into its fourth week, with peace talks between the Kremlin and officials in Kyiv continuing.

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The Independent UK

Russian air strike appeared to target civilian building in Mariupol – Cleverly

The Foreign Office minister said the Russian attack in the besieged Ukrainian city appeared to have breached international conflict rules.

The New Daily

As Ukrainians flee Russian invasion, ordinary Australians are opening their homes

Australians are opening up their homes to refugees from Ukraine. So far the government has processed more than 4000 visa applications since the invasion.

The New Daily

Russia-Ukraine peace talks, China measures restore some confidence in this week’s markets

The Australian share market, the ASX200, also put its best foot forward to reclaim 7200, a level that it spent the last three weeks trading below.

Roll Call

Rapid corporate exodus from Russia is seen as a lesson for ESG investors, regulators - Roll Call

Companies rapidly departed from Russia after its invasion of Ukraine, raising a question about the speed of their response to ESG issues.

Liverpool Echo

Mum orders £4,500 Uber to Ukraine after doing shots on night out

After going out for drinks with friends, Leoni Fildes thought the trip seemed like a good idea

The Independent UK

Why is Belarus supporting Russia and how is it involved in Ukraine?

Old school Soviet relic Alexander Lukashenko increasingly dependent on Vladimir Putin’s patronage for survival as grip on power slips and economy teeters on brink of disaster

Al Jazeera

War crimes and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

After President Biden called Russian leader Putin a ‘war criminal,’ we examine the legal implications of the term.

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