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5 Stocks Under $5 to Add to Your Watchlist

In addition to inflationary pressure, growing concerns about the potential aftermath of the Russia-Ukraine war and the Western and EU economic sanctions imposed on Russia have been fueling immense market volatility. So, we think investors seeking to 'bottom-fish' in the beaten-down market could add quality low-priced stocks Ambev (ABEV), Global…

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‘This is the Ukrainian spirit’: Andriy Shevchenko’s family opt to stay in Kyiv

The former Chelsea striker said he was unable to persuade his mother and sister to leave the country following Russia’s invasion

The Independent UK

Serbia under pressure to shift stance on Russia, president says

Serbia is coming under "huge pressure" as it resists joining the European Union, the United States and other countries in imposing sanctions on Russia for its invasion of Ukraine, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said on Wednesday.

Reuters

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6 things learnt from Roman Abramovich's Chelsea statement as club put up for sale

Roman Abramovich has confirmed he is selling Chelsea amid the conflict in Ukraine and his statement on Wednesday has revealed plenty about his feelings towards the club

Daily Mirror

Morning mail: UN votes to condemn Russia, flood-hit Australians struggle for news, row over refugee intake

Thursday: The UN general assembly approves resolution demanding that Russia stop the war in Ukraine and withdraw all troops. Plus: Darren Hanlon on losing faith and moving home

The Guardian - AU

Russia faces growing cultural backlash over war on Ukraine

The Cannes film festival and the Munich Philharmonic are among those that have fired or cancelled Russian performers.

Al Jazeera

China asked Russia to delay Ukraine invasion until after Olympics -NYT

Senior Chinese officials told senior Russian officials in early February not to invade Ukraine before the end of the Winter Olympics in Beijing, the New York Times reported, quoting Biden administration officials and a European official who cited a Western intelligence report.

Reuters

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'We paid £21,000 for a vital ultrasound scanner and drove it to hospital in Lviv'

Husband and wife Dr Dennis Ougrin and Oksana Litynska bought an ultrasound scanner and set out for the border on Sunday. Volunteers were waiting to take it to the Lviv Military Hospital

Daily Mirror

Premier League Denounces Russia, Outlines ‘Show of Solidarity’ for Ukraine

All 10 Premier League games this weekend will feature messages of support for Ukraine.

Sports Illustrated

On the road in eastern Ukraine, everywhere is the front line

Al Jazeera witnesses the scramble to defend eastern Ukrainian cities as Russian forces close in.

Al Jazeera

Israel's Bennett speaks with Putin and Zelenskiy

Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, who has proposed Israeli mediation between Russia and Ukraine, spoke with the leaders of both countries on Wednesday.

Reuters

Couple paint their home like Ukraine flag to show support for country in Russia-Ukraine war

The pair wanted to make the 'small' gesture to stand by their friends in Ukraine

Manchester Evening News

‘This is the Ukrainian spirit’ – Andriy Shevchenko’s family opt to stay in Kyiv

The former Chelsea striker said he was unable to persuade his mother and sister to leave the country following Russia’s invasion.

The Independent UK

Vladimir Putin is insane but ‘not Dr Evil’, says Ukraine-born Tory donor

Alexander Temerko said the Russian president is behaving ‘like a collector of land’.

The Independent UK

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Gary Lineker raises important questions as Roman Abramovich decides to sell Chelsea

Roman Abramovich has decided he will sell Chelsea - but Gary Lineker highlighted a host of the uncertainty surrounding what happens next in the wake of the Russian's bombshell statement

Reuters

France's Macron: Russia's Putin alone chose war in Ukraine

French President Emmanuel Macron on Wednesday denounced the "lies" spread by the Russian government to justify a war in Ukraine, but said he would remain in contact with President Vladimir Putin to try and obtain a ceasefire.

Tribune News Service

Movies, concerts and more are canceled in Russia as studios and performers respond to Ukraine invasion

Film by film and concert by concert, the entertainment world is canceling Russia.

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3 Best Small-Cap Momentum Stocks to Buy in March

The stock market rebounded on Wednesday, with the benchmark indexes registering marginal gains. However, the market is expected to remain highly volatile amid the Fed’s impending rate hikes and the turn of events in the Russia-Ukraine war. Thus, we think it could be wise to bet on GeoPark (GPRK), Transportadora…

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The Independent UK

Ukraine invasion: Why is Kyiv being likened to the ‘next Grozny’?

Boris Johnson warns Vladimir Putin intends to ‘Grozny-fy’ Ukrainian capital

Al Jazeera

One week in, Russia’s war on Ukraine has rocked the world

Putin’s invasion of Ukraine has already had a significant humanitarian, economic, and geopolitical fallout.

The Hindu

Losing steam: On faltering economic recovery

The latest GDP numbers reflect a faltering economic recovery even as the Ukraine crisis heightens risks

The Hindu

Letters to the Editor — March 3, 2022

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France 24

Analyst says 'Fortress Russia is gone' in face of US sanctions

After the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the US, EU and their allies have been announcing measures designed to isolate and weaken the Russian economy. Since 2014, Vladimir Putin has been taking pre-emptive steps to protect Russia's economy from future sanctions. But Brian O'Toole, a former US Treasury official and senior…

The Guardian - UK

What more could the west do about Russia’s invasion of Ukraine?

Analysis: From a no-fly zone to sanctions, the options that are on and off the table

The Independent UK

Florida driver blames Putin and threat of nuclear war for speeding

‘I’m freaking out here, okay. I got people in Ukraine’

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