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Durham County Council cuts ties with Russian city in show of solidarity with Ukraine

Durham County Council had previously said it would keep its twinning arrangements with Kostroma "under review" amid the ongoing invasion of Ukraine

Chronicle Live

John Lewis, Sainsbury's, H&M and 25 more firms that have cut ties with Russiain past week

British Gas, Morrisons and PayPal are just some of the huge companies suspended ties with Russia in an act of solidarity against Vladimir Putin's war on Ukraine

Daily Mirror

India asks its students to leave Ukraine's Kharkiv based on Russian inputs

India’s foreign ministry on Wednesday issued an advisory to Indian students to urgently leave the northeastern Ukrainian city of Kharkiv based on information received from Russia, an official said.

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Vladimir Putin waxwork removed from museum after damaged by visitors

He revealed visitors to the museum over the weekend had vandalised the waxwork leaving it looking ‘dishevelled’

Evening Standard

Wetherspoons to stop selling Russian beer amid crisis in Ukraine

The pub chain says it is pulling Russian beer from its fridges in all UK branches

Manchester Evening News

Ukraine has asked Pope to talk to Putin about humanitarian corridors -Ukraine deputy PM

Ukraine has asked the Pope to talk to Russian President Vladimir Putin about allowing humanitarian corridors to assist civilians affected by the war, Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister Iryna Vereshchuk said on Wednesday.

Reuters

11 students from Ukraine arrive at Kannur airport

District administration accords them warm reception

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Indian couple fleeing Ukraine cross from 'cruelty to hospitality'

Harsh Panwar and his girlfriend Reva Shrivastava slept soundly for the first time in a week at a shelter in a wedding venue near the Romanian capital Bucharest, after fleeing Ukraine to the sound of sirens warning of Russian air strikes.

Reuters

Russia's invasion of Ukraine has Kremlin battling for hearts and minds at home

Russian President Vladimir Putin is locked in a vicious struggle not only to subjugate Ukraine, but also to keep his own citizens united in support of Kremlin policy. But as Ukrainian fighters capture the admiration of the world in Twitter posts and TikTok videos, even the illusion of Russian unity…

The Conversation

The US is boosting aid to Ukraine: 4 questions answered

The U.S. government has condemned Russia’s war on Ukraine and vowed to make sure Russia faces consequences for its attack. Political scientist Jessica Trisko Darden, author of “Aiding and Abetting: U.S. Foreign Assistance and State Violence,” explains how U.S. assistance to Ukraine has changed over the past three decades and…

The Conversation

Sharing top-secret intelligence with the public is unusual – but helped the US rally the world against Russian aggression

In the weeks before Russia invaded Ukraine, President Joe Biden and U.S. national security officials provided the public with a running stream of intelligence of the sort that is usually classified. The administration announced that Russian President Vladimir Putin was assembling troops along the eastern border of Ukraine and provided…

The Conversation

Holy wars: How a cathedral of guns and glory symbolizes Putin’s Russia

A curious new church was dedicated on the outskirts of Moscow in June 2020: The Main Church of the Russian Armed Forces. The massive, khaki-colored cathedral in a military theme park celebrates Russian might. It was originally planned to open on the 75th anniversary of the Soviet Union’s victory over…

The Conversation

Amid war, a critical Russian radio station goes silent

A crackdown on critical media and protesters grows following Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine.

Al Jazeera

‘Constant shelling’ as Russian forces lay siege to key Ukrainian cities

Officials say Russian troops shelling civilian sites, including residential blocks and hospitals

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The Independent UK

Ukraine war in photos, day seven: Images reveal devastation caused by Putin’s invasion

Thousands are feared dead, and hundreds of thousands are fleeing their homes as the deadly bombardment closes in on Kharkiv and Kyiv

Daily Record

SNP brands Vladimir Putin a 'war criminal' and calls for international prosecution

Ian Blackford claimed the Russian president should be held accountable at the Hague for atrocities carried out in Ukraine.

Axios

Ukraine's medical needs grow dire

Sick kids have been sheltering in hospital basements amid growing fears they could be hit by a Russian airstrike.

The Japan News/Yomiuri

Fears grow over risk of China, N. Korea, Russia taking advantage of Ukraine turmoil

Following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the government is on alert for provocations in East Asia by China, Russia and North Korea, which it believes might attempt to take advantage of the turmoil in international affairs.

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Tokyo businessman holds meeting to discuss situation in Ukraine

A Japanese business consultant who has dealt with Russia and Ukraine organized a meeting at his home in Nerima Ward, Tokyo, on Saturday to discuss the current situation in Ukraine.

Evening Standard

How London chefs are supporting Ukraine, from #CookForUkraine to fundraisers for the Red Cross

London restaurants have stepped up to support Ukrainians by putting food on the table in the name of peace

Daily Mirror

Tories pocket £80,000 from Russian-born banker just months before invasion of Ukraine

Lubov Chernukhin, whose husband Vladimir served as deputy finance minister to President Putin before coming to the UK, made two donations of £13,750 in October and £66,500 in December last year

Wales Online

More than 2,000 civilians have died in a week in Ukraine, says state service

Russia is targeting urban locations and crowded cities

Evening Standard

Russian woman burns her passport at vigil in show of solidarity with Ukraine

The woman from Moscow said she took the decision to burn her travel document ‘as a gesture against the Russian government’

Reuters

Ukraine foreign minister says South Korea will take active part in Russia sanctions

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said on Wednesday he had spoken with his South Korean counterpart about South Korea's plan to participate in sanction against Russia.

Evening Standard

What is Nato? Denmark warns Greenland invasion by US would end organisation

Nato would collapse if Donald Trump decides to occupy Greenland, warns the Danish PM

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