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EU Leaders Dismiss Putin Ruble Payments Threat

President Vladimir Putin’s threat to have “unfriendly” countries pay for Russian natural gas exports only in rubles from now on has got the not-so-friendly treatment from European Union nations. Several EU leaders have come out saying it would be a gross violation of their contracts.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Evening Standard Comment: We must help equip Ukraine to fight on

Throughout the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Joe Biden has been careful to avoid a dangerous escalation, or as he put it, World War III.

Evening Standard

Russian general who bragged 'war would be over quickly' killed in Ukraine strike

Lieutenant General Yakov Rezantsev, 48, was reportedly killed in a strike by the Ukrainian armed forces after telling his regiment the operation in Ukraine would only last a 'few hours'

Daily Mirror

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US, G7 freeze Russian gold amid Ukraine war: All you need to know

The restrictions aim to limit the country’s ability to use its international reserves and circumvent sanctions.

Al Jazeera

Biden and EU agree landmark gas deal to break Kremlin’s hold

US increasing exports of seaborne liquefied natural gas to cut Europe’s dependence on Russia and starve war machine

The Guardian - UK

The World Is Fragmenting, Making Us More Poor and Isolated

The sanctions that punish Russia are shattering the global economy.

Reason

Ukraine: Russia accused of abducting 400,000 civilian ‘hostages’

Ukraine alleges civilians were taken hostage to force president Volodymyr Zelensky to surrender

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Russian author Akunin: Putin sees Ukraine as a threat to his rule

Detective fiction novelist Boris Akunin on the war, the cancellation of Russian culture, and a post-Putin future.

Al Jazeera

London Stands With Ukraine march and vigil amid Russia war - time, date and where to meet

London's solidarity march for Ukraine will kick off on Saturday 26 March from Park Lane, ending in Trafalgar Square for a vigil to mark the first month of Russia's brutal war

Daily Mirror

Putin’s War in Ukraine Nearing Possibly More Dangerous Phase

President Vladimir Putin's war in Ukraine is approaching a new, potentially more dangerous phase after a month of fighting has left Russian forces stalled by an outnumbered foe. He is left with stark choices — how and where to replenish his spent ground forces, whether to attack the flow of…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Vladimir Putin's 'end date' for Ukraine war matches Russia's WW2 victory, spooks say

Reports from inside Ukraine and Russia have suggested that the Kremlin is eyeing a potential end date for its invasion of Ukraine, considering May 9, the anniversary for their WWII Victory Day

Daily Mirror

Russia Ukraine War Advisory

Officials in Mariupol say last week's Russian airstrike on a theatre used as a bomb shelter killed 300 people. President Biden, meanwhile, heads to Poland to meet with U.S. troops and some of millions of Ukrainian refugees that fled the war.

The Independent UK

‘At first people yelled … now they interact more’: #CallRussia fights Kremlin propaganda

When Vladimir Putin’s government started blacking out news of its war in Ukraine, a group of Lithuanian friends quickly moved to download as many Russian phone numbers as they could. The idea was simple: to break through the Kremlin’s propaganda machine by calling Russians, one by one, to tell them…

France 24

Moscow Reassures Cairo on Completion of El-Dabaa Nuclear Plant

Moscow is seeking to reassure Cairo about the completion of the project to build the first Egyptian nuclear plant. Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry, meanwhile, stressed the need to exert efforts and address all means leading to a calm and peaceful solution to the conflict in Ukraine. Shoukry told his…

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Kremlin says U.S. talk of Russia using chemical weapons a tactic to divert attention

The Kremlin said on Friday that U.S. talk of Russia possibly resorting to chemical weapons in Ukraine was a tactic to divert attention away from awkward questions for Washington.

Insider UK

Lothian Pension Fund reveals investment in Russia's largest bank is now 'worthless'

The public sector scheme still owns shares in sanctioned Russian companies

Reuters

Russian ambassador sues Italian daily over Putin article

The Russian ambassador to Italy, Sergey Razov, said on Friday he was suing Italian newspaper La Stampa over an article that had raised the possibility of killing President Vladimir Putin.

The Hindu

Puff parade is on the march

And that is why you are suddenly scoring 10/10 on all the Ukraine trivia quizzes

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Daily Mirror

Kremlin says Boris Johnson is public enemy number one and 'most anti-Russian'

Boris Johnson and other world leaders met at an emergency four day summit in Brussels yesterday to discuss the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine

The Independent UK

Ukraine can win says Johnson, as Russian forces driven back from Kyiv

British military intelligence said Ukrainian counter-attacks have taken back towns and defensive positions around the capital.

The Independent UK

UN says evidence of mass graves in Mariupol as Russia hints at scaled-back war

Russia says it will now focus on the ‘liberation of Donbas’

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson looks on awkwardly as Macron and other EU leaders greet at Nato meeting

The prime minister looked on while his western counterparts were reacquainted

Tribune News Service

Editorial: A show of unity steels Ukraine

The leaders of NATO nations and the G-7 posed for traditional "family photos" during their summits in Brussels on Thursday. And unlike at previous events, the two groups did indeed seem to be cohesive families, bonded tightly over Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Los Angeles Times

Commentary: A glaring double standard — one for Ukrainian refugees, one for Central Americans

I opened my computer to start Zoom for my class on Indigenous media in Latin America. As I proceeded to take roll, I noticed that my voice began to shake and my eyes were getting red as I looked at myself in the Zoom camera.

The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson backs call for P&O Ferries boss to resign over mass sackings – as it happened

Latest updates: the prime minister supports an earlier call by the transport secretary for Peter Hebblethwaite to step down, his spokesman says

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