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The Latest Breaking News from Ukraine

Ukraine latest as Russian attacks halt plans to evacuate civilians

Food, water, medicine and almost all other supplies were in desperately short supply in the port city of Mariupol

Wales Online

'Tories are shaming Britain with their response to the Ukraine refugee crisis'

It is disappointing that the Conservative government are doing less than our European neighbours to assist those displaced by the Russian invasion

Daily Mirror

Marco Rubio says no-fly zone over Ukraine would mean ‘beginning of World War III’

‘It’s not some rule you pass that everybody has to oblige by. It’s the willingness to shoot down the aircrafts of the Russian Federation,’ the Republican warns

The Independent UK

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Customs red tape is delaying Ukraine aid delivery, charities say

Three vans loaded with essential supplies for refugees were stuck at the port of Dover for two days due to paperwork issues.

The Independent UK

'Fascistic invader Putin guilty of war crimes in Ukraine - but NATO also needs scrutiny'

The horrific attacks on Ukraine, including strikes on TV towers, schools and factories, have been rightly condemned as war crimes - but NATO has employed similar tactics before, argues Kevin Maguire

Daily Mirror

Possible Biden Saudi Arabia trip could mean embracing oil, ignoring brutality

A hat-in-hand trip would illustrate the gravity of the global energy crisis driven by Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Axios

Bolshoi Theatre's chief conductor quits after pressure to condemn Ukraine invasion

Tugan Sokhiev, the chief conductor at Moscow's prestigious Bolshoi Theatre, announced on Sunday he was quitting his job after coming under pressure to condemn the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

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Ukraine shopping centre blown to pieces as civilians run for their lives

Eight people, including two children, were slaughtered when Russian forces opened fireon citizens trying to flee Irpin by bus, the city's mayor Oleksandr Markushin said

Daily Mirror

Europe urges fast action on Ukrainian nuclear plants’ safety

The European Union called for rapid intervention by the International Atomic Energy Agency amid growing concern about the safety of Ukraine’s nuclear plants, two of which have been seized by invading Russian forces.

Tribune News Service

UK branded 'inhumane' over Ukrainian refugees with just 50 visas approved so far

The UK government has been lambasted for reportedly turning away Ukrainians at Calais and being slow to issue visas - with just 50 so far approved

Daily Mirror

‘There’s no need for us to ask why. We know why.’ Racism.

Guards allowed Ukrainians to cross but blocked foreigners.

Chicago Sun-Times

Dayana Yastremska to donate Lyon Open prize money to Ukraine days after fleeing country and reaching final

Dayana Yastremska will donate her prize money from the Lyon Open to aid efforts in Ukraine after reaching the final of the tournament.

Evening Standard

Thai rice prices forecast to rise 5% in Q2

Thai rice prices are expected to increase by 5% in the second quarter, pushed up by the war in Ukraine's effect on surging global commodity prices, says veteran trader Chookiat Ophaswongse.

Bangkok Post

Govt's mind is elsewhere

Concerns over the economic impacts of Russia's invasion of Ukraine are growing. Yet the priority of our government seems to be ensuring its own political instability.

Bangkok Post

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Ukraine was experimenting with local democracy

As I write this, Russian troops are moving north through the Odesa oblast, or region, toward the river Kodyma, along which sits a town called Balta.

Bangkok Post

State feels existing EEC target can be met

The rapid spread of Omicron infections and the escalating Russia-Ukraine conflict are expected to affect the country's investment prospects this year, but the government remains optimistic that investment in its flagship Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC) can reach 2.2 trillion baht over the next five years as projected.

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson says West has 'turned other cheek' to Russia - but pins no blame on Tories

The Prime Minister also criticised Western countries for having 'turned the other cheek' to Russia - but didn't acknowledge any personal responsibility for the Ukraine conflict

Al Jazeera

Russian forces interfering at Ukraine nuclear plant: IAEA

Ukraine told the UN agency that Russia switched off some mobile networks and the internet at Zaporizhzhia power plant.

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The Independent UK

Zelenskyy launches daily calls to action with Global Citizen

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has an unusual new partner in his campaign to defend his country — Global Citizen, the international nonprofit fighting extreme poverty

Al Jazeera

Latest Ukraine updates: UN urges safe passage for civilians

Russia-Ukraine news from March 7: Kyiv says Russian shelling is preventing evacuation of civilians and delivery of aid.

Manchester Evening News

German embassy's brutal take down of bogus Russian claims about Ukraine

It's caused a stir online

Evening Standard

Britain leads condemnation of Putin as Russia again breaks a ceasefire and targets civilians in Ukraine

Britain has led international condemnation of Vladimir Putin as Russia again broke a ceasefire agreement and attacked civilians in Ukraine.

The Independent UK

Netflix suspends its service in Russia as Western companies take stand over Ukraine invasion

Netflix has suspended its service in Russia, becoming the latest in a growing list of Western companies to take a stand over President Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine

Daily Mirror

Ex British army serviceman 'knows he could die' as he reaches Ukraine to help refugees

Ex-British Army serviceman Stephen Gartside, 57, has crossed into Ukraine to 'do his bit' after telling his family he would be driving refugees out of the war-torn country

The Independent UK

Question Time to host special episode on war in Ukraine

The show recently hosted a special featuring unvaccinated people in the audience.

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