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Ukrainians come home to wreckage, booby traps and fresh laundry

As Russian forces shift their military focus to the east, some Ukrainians who fled their homes early in the invasion are venturing back to see what’s left of their lives and whether they can start to rebuild.

Tribune News Service

Jackie Calmes: Biden isn’t misspeaking about Putin. He’s speaking for the American people

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Los Angeles Times

Martin Schram: A Nobel solution to Putin’s Ukraine horror

Day and night, images that are unwatchable yet unforgettable pour out of the great news funnels all around the planet.

Tribune News Service

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Finland ‘highly likely’ to join Nato after Vladimir Putin’s war on Ukraine, minister says

Russia has threatened to deploy nuclear weapons to the Baltics should Sweden or Finland join Nato

Evening Standard

Pro-Russia Serbs protest in Belgrade to support Russia and against NATO

Thousands of Serbs waving Russian and Serbian flags and carrying pictures of President Vladimir Putin marched through Belgrade to the Russian embassy on Friday, to protest Serbia's government bid to distance itself from Moscow after its invasion of Ukraine.

Reuters

Seven times World War 3 has been wrongly declared or predicted

Moscow’s remark echo a string of previous sinister predictions

The Independent UK

World must prepare for Putin using nuclear weapons in Ukraine, warns Zelensky

‘They could do it, for them the life of the people [is] nothing,’ says Ukrainian president

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Putin sings "Blueberry Hill" for kids

The celebrity packed event was attended by Goldie Hawn, Sharon Stone, Kurt Russell and Kevin Costner

Salon

Russia-Ukraine latest updates: Mariupol ‘completely cleared’

Entire urban area of Mariupol cleared of Ukrainian forces and only a few fighters remain on its outskirts, Russia says.

Al Jazeera

Kyiv official says 900 civilian bodies found around capital after Russian withdrawal

More than 900 bodies of civilians were discovered around Kyiv after the withdrawal of Russian troops, a senior police official has said.

Evening Standard

Wife of Putin ally held in Ukraine accuses Kyiv authorities of beating her husband

The wife of one of Russian President Vladimir Putin's top allies in Ukraine said on Friday that he has been beaten by the Ukrainian security service while being interrogated in detention.

Reuters

Russia-Ukraine war: catch up on this week’s must-read news and analysis

Fresh details of savagery in Bucha … Putin’s new military commander … are Russia’s weapons of choice getting worse?

The Guardian - AU

The world needs an Easter peace in Ukraine

We can all do something to support peace in Ukraine and echo the call for a truce by Pope Francis.

Chicago Sun-Times

‘Unity and strength’: Why Finland and Sweden will join NATO

Russia’s invasion has changed the political discourse in Sweden and Finland, analysts say.

Al Jazeera

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The Independent UK

David Lammy calls for new law to target proxies shielding Russian oligarchs from sanctions

‘There are too many loopholes in the UK’s sanctions regime,’ Labour frontbencher says

The Independent UK

New this week: 'Better Call Saul,' Bonnie Raitt and 'Barry'

This week’s new entertainment releases include a new album from Bonnie Raitt, Bob Odenkirk starts the long farewell season of “Better Call Saul” and “The Batman,” the biggest box-office hit so far this year, lands Monday on HBO Max

ABC News

Why does Russia keep poisoning people? The wild history of Moscow's chemical assassination plots

Billionaire Roman Abramovich is just the latest in a long line of people who suspect they may be the target of a Kremlin poison plot. Russia is well-practised in the art of chemical assassinations, but carrying out a murder using poison is inherently risky.

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Autocracies and fossil fuels go hand in hand

Democracies are making more progress than autocracies when it comes to climate action. But divestment campaigns can put pressure on the most recalcitrant of political leaders.

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France 24

Ukrainian FM Kuleba urges France to call atrocities in Ukraine a 'genocide'

In an interview with FRANCE 24, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba urged France and President Emmanuel Macron to call atrocities committed by Russian forces in Ukraine a "genocide”. Macron earlier this week refused to use the term, a decision that Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky called "painful". Kuleba welcomed the latest…

France 24

EU sanctions on Russia: Increasing pressure on Putin as cost of living bites in Europe

The past few days have delivered more reports of atrocities committed by the Russian military in Ukraine: women and girls raped, civilians locked up and shot, plus reports of chemical weapons being deployed in Mariupol. Calls continue for more to be done to stop Russian President Vladimir Putin. In the…

The Independent UK

Dropped by Met, Netrebko to sing at Monte Carlo Opera

Soprano Anna Netrebko has been hired by the Monte Carlo Opera to sing this month following the Metropolitan Opera’s decision to drop her for failing to repudiate Russia President Vladimir Putin

The Guardian - UK

Ukraine braces for revenge attacks from Russia after Moskva sinking

Kremlin yet to release details of possible casualties on Black Sea flagship, as Ukrainians hail its demise

Daily Mirror

Russian state TV pundit admits Putin wants to erase the very idea of being Ukrainian

The chilling statement was made last night on Russian state television as the pundit admitted the idea of being a Ukrainian "needs to be totally eradicated"

The Guardian - UK

Loss of Moskva strikes serious blow to Russian military’s prestige

Analysis: ship’s sinking will shock Russian public and is latest sign war in Ukraine will not end soon

The Guardian - UK

Johnson to stay because of Ukraine? Nonsense. The war makes it more urgent that he go

The people of Ukraine are fighting for values that the British prime minister tramples on, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

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