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Ukraine says Russia ‘blackmailing world with hunger’ after attack on port city of Odesa

Having pulled out of a deal to allow Ukraine to export grain through the Black Sea, Moscow has repeatedly struck one of the port cities involved in some of the fiercest assaults of its invasion

The Independent UK

Putin won't attend a South Africa summit next month, avoiding possible arrest

South Africa says Russian President Vladimir Putin will not attend the BRICS summit it's hosting in August, putting an end to questions over whether it would act on an arrest warrant for Putin.

WEKU

Vladimir Putin to skip South Africa summit where he faced risk of arrest

Russian president to call into summit via video call, with South Africa obliged to enforce warrant over alleged war crimes

The Independent UK

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‘Their secrets will be safe with us’: MI6 spy boss in extraordinary call for Russian officials to turn on Putin

Sir Richard Moore: ‘Many Russians are wrestling with the same dilemmas and the same tugs of conscience as their predecessors did in 1968’

The Independent UK

Sanctions regime put to legal test in UK as oligarch seeks release of assets

Eugene Shvidler’s high court case could set precedent on delisting of sanctioned individuals

The Guardian - UK

The upper house of Russian parliament approves a ban on gender changes

The upper house of Russia’s parliament has unanimously approved a bill outlawing gender-affirming procedures and sent the measure to President Vladimir Putin to be signed into law

The Independent UK

Putin skips South Africa summit: will anyone arrest Russian president?

Vladimir Putin will not attend a summit in South Africa next month, ducking the possibility of arrest on an International Criminal Court (ICC) indictment.

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Odesa suffers ‘hellish night’ as Russia attacks Ukraine grain facilities

Port bears brunt of missile and drone onslaught, with grain and oil terminal, market and storage said to have been hit

The Guardian - UK

Putin to miss BRICS summit by mutual agreement, South Africa says

Putin’s absence at the summit has been announced by the South African presidency, ending months of speculation.

Al Jazeera

‘Join hands with us’: Britain’s MI6 chief urges Russians to spy

Richard Moore’s invitation follows a similar call by the CIA and is certain to provoke anger at the Kremlin.

Al Jazeera

South Africa says Putin will skip a summit next month because of his ICC arrest warrant

South Africa says Russian President Vladimir Putin will not attend the BRICS economic summit in Johannesburg next month

The Independent UK

Russian Company Presents 16-qubit Quantum Computer to Vladimir Putin

Rosatom at the Forum for Future Technologies in Moscow, Russia showcased what it says is a working, 16-qubit quantum computer based on trapped ions. It seems that Russia isn't as far behind the quantum times as some might have hoped.

Tom’s Hardware

Analysis: Allies’ fear as Moscow holds off Ukraine’s great offensive

Five weeks in, Ukraine’s much-vaunted counter-offensive appears to be stalling.

Evening Standard

Our door is always open: MI6 chief appeals to Russians to defect to the West

The man known as ‘C’ wanted potential Russian defecters to hear that they would be looked after and protected

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The Independent UK

MI6 chief calls for Russians to spy for UK to help end war in Ukraine

Sir Richard Moore called on Russians to ‘join hands with us’, promising their secrets would be safe with MI6.

Tribune News Service

Editorial: Confiscate Russian assets? The West should resist

With the costs of Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine already exceeding $500 billion, some Western governments are pushing to use frozen Russian assets to pay for an eventual reconstruction. The moral case for holding Putin accountable is clear. Unilaterally diverting Russian assets to Ukraine at this stage, however, would create…

The Guardian - AU

Russia-Ukraine war at a glance: what we know on day 511 of the invasion

Russia again attacks Ukrainian port of Odesa after pulling out of grain deal; fire reported at military base in Crimea

The Guardian - UK

Ukraine thought UK had ‘too rosy’ a view of Putin, Blair was told when PM

Advisers also told Blair in early 2000s that Kyiv thought Britain was not doing enough to support its push for EU membership

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The Independent UK

Revealed: Ukraine’s chilling warning to Tony Blair about Putin two decades before invasion

Official files shine light on former PM’s aims and fears – and surprising correspondences – while in No 10

Evening Standard

MI6 chief: Britain’s spies can outdo AI on some secret missions

Sir Richard Moore was also set to lay out why Vladimir Putin is failing to achieve his military aims in Ukraine

The Guardian - AU

Russia-Ukraine war: Moscow warns ships in Black Sea; video appears to show Prigozhin for first time since mutiny – as it happened

Defence ministry says it will consider all ships travelling to Black Sea ports as potential carriers of military equipment

The Conversation

How is China shifting its foreign policy to counter moves to 'contain' it from the West?

At last week’s NATO summit, the members issued a final statement criticising China’s coercive policies, which they said challenge the interests, security and values of the bloc.

Al Jazeera

Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 511

These are the main developments as the Russian invasion of Ukraine enters its 511th day.

The Independent UK

Blair was urged to keep alive Ukraine’s EU hopes, records show

Former prime minister Tony Blair was told 20 years ago that Kyiv believed the West had ‘too rosy a view’ of Vladimir Putin.

The Independent UK

South African leader says that arresting Putin if he comes to Johannesburg next month would be 'war'

South Africa’s president says that arresting Russian President Vladimir Putin — should he show up at an economic summit next month in Johannesburg — would amount to a “declaration of war” by his country

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