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Ukraine war will only end when Russia realises its 'catastrophic mistake' - PM

Boris Johnson said Vladimir Putin had "driven his tank down a cul-de-sac from which it will be very hard to extricate himself but he must"

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What Thai Media Should Stop Doing

As a result of developing panda eyes from following Tangmo's tragic saga, Russia's invasion of Ukraine (let's call a spade a spade) among other stories, I'm reminded of a few patterns that Thai media use when reporting newsworthy stories that perhaps they shouldn't. Here are a few based on my…

Bangkok Post

Johnson rules out no-fly zone despite Russian hospital strike

The PM said the conflict in Ukraine will only end when President Putin accepts he has made a ‘disastrous miscalculation’.

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Closing tax havens will test West's resolve

Russia's war in Ukraine may not be going as it had planned, but the worst is still to come. And while Western financial sanctions against Russian institutions and oligarchs have exceeded what some were expecting, they have not targeted the Western-based roots of Russian President Vladimir Putin's regime.

Bangkok Post

Thailand must take stand on Ukraine

A superior military power invades a weaker neighbour, violating the United Nations Charter. Thailand takes a stand against this act of naked aggression and rallies the international community, finally pressuring the occupying force to withdraw.

Bangkok Post

Ukraine museum scrambles to save art in city of Kharkiv

As Russian forces pound the city with artillery and airstrikes, staff at the main museum in Kharkiv raced to get priceless artworks to safety, many of them by Russian artists.

Bangkok Post

Boris Johnson fears Putin may kill millions - 'I can't see a way out' if Russia fight on

In a Sky News interview on Ukraine, Boris Johnson again ruled out a no-fly zone - and admitted 'I can't see a way out' unless Russia withdraws. The PM also announced details of a sponsorship visa are finally due on Monday

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Boris Johnson rules out Ukraine no-fly zone despite Russia bombing maternity hospital

Russia has laid siege to Mariupol in Ukraine

Manchester Evening News

George Christensen says 'elites' have suddenly started hiding vaccinated death statistics. Here's why that's wrong

Coalition backbencher George Christensen took to Facebook this week to claim the government has suddenly stopped reporting vaccinated death statistics. Is that correct?

ABC News

When satire is factchecked without needing to be factchecked

The factchecking enterprise is a necessary one in an age where fake news is flourishing. Yet some factchecking is perhaps not truly necessarily, if audiences have a slight sense of humour and sufficient common sense to identify satire. We take a look at one or two examples loosely connected to…

France 24

Douglas Ross withdraws call for Boris Johnson to quit over ‘partygate’

The Scots Tory leader has been accused of having the ‘backbone of a jellyfish’ after U-turning on calls for the Prime Minister to quit.

The Independent UK

Executive director of Amnesty International in Ireland says solidarity 'hugely important' for Ukrainian people as vigil held in Dublin

Supporters held a vigil in Dublin city centre today

Dublin Live

IMF chief Georgieva says Ukraine war to lower global growth forecast

The war in Ukraine and massive sanctions against Russia have triggered a contraction in global trade, sending food and energy prices sharply higher and forcing the International Monetary Fund to lower its global growth forecast next month, IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva said on Thursday.

Reuters

Russia says it will open evacuation corridors from five Ukrainian cities -agencies

The Russian defence ministry will declare a ceasefire on Friday and open humanitarian corridors for the evacuation of Ukrainians from five cities, the RIA and Interfax news agencies reported on Thursday.

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Ukraine streets full of corpses as 1,200 die and locals dig mass grave in Mariupol

Grim images have emerged of a 25 metres long long trench being filled with bodies, wrapped in carpets and sacking. As many as 1,200 have died during a brutal nine-day siege

The Independent UK

Unwanted Russian oil and gas poses ‘environmental conundrum’ over methane emission risk

Exclusive: ‘This crisis keeps emphasising the problems with fossil fuels,’ Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit expert says

The Independent UK

Christian Siriano is auctioning off blue-and-yellow gown to support Ukraine

The American designer is the latest fashion industry member to pledge their support for Ukraine

Reuters

Ukraine is model for Taiwan defense should China violate its 'sovereignty' -U.S. official

Ukraine's stiff resistance against the invasion by Russian forces could be a model for Taiwan to defend itself should China choose to violate the island's "sovereignty" by attacking, a senior U.S. defense official told a Senate hearing on Thursday.

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Disney suspends Russian operations in response to Ukraine invasion

Disney is latest firm to pause business, including content and product licensing and live TV channels

Liverpool Echo

Boris Johnson fears Russia may use chemical weapons in Ukraine

Boris Johnson has accused Vladimir Putin of a "cynical" attempt to manufacture a pretext for using chemical weapons in Ukraine

ABC News

The Loop: Verdict looms in Zachary Rolfe trial, another national cabinet meeting, Ukraine peace talks stall again and Elon Musk and Grimes' new baby's name

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Daily Mirror

Russia to open 'humanitarian corridors' for five major Ukraine cities from tomorrow

Mikhail Mizintsev, head of the Russian National Defence Control Centre, said people could either travel to Russia or other cities in Ukraine while the corridors are open

Irish Mirror

Ireland faces increased cyber attack threat, warns Foreign Affairs Minister Simon Coveney

Mr Coveney also indicated that Ireland is currently preparing to send defence equipment to Ukraine

The Independent UK

Russian TV boosts Kremlin line on invasion after slow start

It took several days after the start of Russia's invasion of Ukraine for state media to gear up a campaign of widespread public support for the military action

Reuters

Two weeks into Ukraine war, faint glimmers of compromise emerge

(This was refiled to add attribution to headline in March 10 story.)

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