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Woman crashes Russian newscast, protests Ukrainian invasion

The woman ran on screen during the broadcast from the state-run Channel One, carrying a sign that read "Stop the war Don’t believe propaganda They’re lying to you" and shouting “Stop the war! No to war!”

Axios

Brit sniper in Ukraine says Putin 'absolutely hammered' by 'Taliban on steroids'

Retired British sniper Shane Matthews, a former lance corporal with the 2nd Battalion Princess of Wales’ Royal Regiment, is in Kyiv after fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan

Daily Mirror

Russia-Ukraine war: US warns China against aiding Moscow

After talks between US and Chinese officials, Washington says Beijing will face ‘consequences’ if it backs Moscow.

Al Jazeera

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Russian state media employee interrupts news broadcast with anti-war protest

‘Only we have the power to stop all this craziness…They cannot put us all in prison’

Evening Standard

Probe into reports ‘three ex-British special forces soldiers killed’ in Russian airstrike as Ukraine braces for fresh attacks

Smoke rises amid damaged buildings and vehicles following an attack on the Yavoriv military base

Evening Standard

Explainer: How Russia’s war in Ukraine is shuffling US alliances in Latin America

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has reverberated across the globe, including in the Western Hemisphere, where both Washington and Moscow see the crisis as an opportunity to shift regional alliances in their favor.

Miami Herald

Ukraine's Zelenskiy submits bill extending martial law until late April

Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskiy submitted a bill to parliament late on Monday that seeks to extend martial law for another 30 days from March 24, according to the president's website.

Reuters

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Fox News correspondent is injured while reporting in Ukraine

Benjamin Hall, a Fox News correspondent reporting in Ukraine, has been hospitalized for unspecified injuries he suffered Monday while reporting outside of Kyiv.

Los Angeles Times

Tulsi Gabbard to Romney: Provide evidence that what I said is untrue and treasonous or resign

Utah Republican Senator Romney said Gabbard was making up ‘treasonous lies’

The Independent UK

No, DOJ Shouldn't Investigate Tulsi Gabbard for 'False Russian Propaganda'

"Ukraine biolabs" is a textbook example of why the mainstream media's push to outlaw so-called disinformation is irresponsible.

Reason

EU imposes 4th set of sanctions against Russia for war

The European Union has announced that it has approved a new set of sanctions to punish Moscow for its invasion of Ukraine

The Independent UK

Russia-Ukraine latest updates: Thousands evacuated from Sumy

Russia-Ukraine news from March 15: Red Cross evacuates several thousand civilians from Sumy, northeastern Ukraine.

Al Jazeera

'Brilliant and brave' British journalist with 'serious injuries' 'in ICU' in Ukraine

Benjamin Hall, a foreign affairs correspondent at Fox News, was not in a military facility when he suffered "serious injuries", a day after American journalist Brent Renaud died after reportedly being shot by Russian forces

Daily Mirror

Russia-Ukraine war's effects on global food security

Over the past two years, Covid-19 has presented many challenges to global food security. Today, what is happening in Russia and Ukraine adds another significant challenge.

Bangkok Post

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Bangkok Post

Thais split over Russia-Ukraine conflict

The Russia-Ukraine war has managed to divide the Thai public with three different outlooks on the crisis -- strong condemnation, non-partisan, or support for the UN charter. For the first time since the Cambodian conflict four decades ago, Russian military action has caused divisive debates among Thai intellectuals, diplomats, and…

Bangkok Post

Russian Prosecutors Warn Western Companies of Arrests, Asset Seizures

Russian prosecutors have issued warnings to Western companies in Russia, threatening to arrest corporate leaders there who criticize the government or to seize assets of companies that withdraw from the country, according to people familiar with the matter.

The Guardian - UK

Gove steps in to fill empathy gap after Home Office declared failed state

As mood of compassion spells curtains for Patel, the minister for levelling up angrily defends UK’s record on refugees

ABC News

Ukraine-Russia war updates: Ukrainians claim Russian strikes hit apartment building in Kyiv, China denies claims Russia asked for military equipment — as it happened

Ukraine officials say a series of Russian strikes have hit a residential neighbourhood in Kyiv, igniting a huge fire and frantic rescue effort in a 15-storey apartment building.

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Reason

Transpartisan Coalition Agrees No-Fly Zone Over Ukraine Would Be Disastrous

Spanning many professions and political affiliations, the signatories to a new letter agree that a NATO-enforced no-fly zone over Ukraine would be a mistake.

Zenger

VIDEO: Ukrainian Ammunition Depot, Missile System Destroyed Amid Negotiations With Russia

Casualties mounting in war as Ukrainian leader scheduled to address the U.S. Congress virtually on Wednesday.

Benzinga

Markets Fall In Anticipation Of This Week's Fed Decision

U.S. indices finished lower Monday amid continued Russia-Ukraine uncertainty, as well as in anticipation of this week’s Fed decision.

The Guardian - AU

Cruise ship ban to end; nation records 24 Covid deaths – as it happened

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Manchester Evening News

Martin Roberts overcome with emotion as he reaches Ukraine border and sees families inside refugee reception centre

The Homes Under The Hammer presenter made a 26 hour 'mercy dash' to deliver important supplies

Reuters

Ukraine says 4,000 people evacuated from front-line cities on Monday

Ukraine was able to evacuate more than 4,000 people from front-line cities on Monday via seven humanitarian corridors, deputy prime minister Iryna Vereshchuk said in a video statement.

The Guardian - UK

Grisly urban warfare looms unless west beefs up Ukraine arms supply

Analysis: Front line will move into heart of cities unless Ukraine gets more weapons that can target Russian artillery

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