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£140,000 ‘basic monthly needs’ of oligarch, funded by his wife

Ekaterina Kozina is said to have been funding Petr Aven’s living costs, a court has heard

Evening Standard

Vladimir Putin's former adviser Anatoly Chubais hospitalised with suspected immune disorder

Anatoly Chubais, who quit his post and left Russia almost a month after the invasion of Ukraine, has been hospitalised, prompting speculation he has been poisoned.

ABC News

‘I hate them’: Dmitry Medvedev’s journey from liberal to anti-western hawk

Critics say former Russian leader’s furious tirades are a desperate attempt to retain political relevance

The Guardian - UK

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Vladimir Putin 'seizes beach paradise to build palace after personally demanding it'

Russian President Vladimir Putin is said to have personally demanded the country seize a slice of land in a breakaway region of Georgia

Daily Mirror

US’s proposed swap for Griner and Whelan met with skepticism and fury

While some have praised the Biden administration for the deal, others are upset over the prospect of releasing Viktor Bout, nicknamed the ‘Merchant of Death’

The Guardian - US

Putting Scotland’s energy into play is the leverage we need to secure indy

WHAT is the missing issue in Scottish politics today? The national movement is preoccupied debating the pros and cons of a second referendum versus…

The National (Scotland)

'Glimmer of hope' as Ukraine grain ship leaves Odesa port

The first ship to carry Ukrainian grain through the Black Sea since Russia invaded Ukraine five months ago left the port of Odesa for Lebanon on Monday under a safe passage deal described as a glimmer of hope in a worsening global food crisis.

Reuters

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Does Jacinda Ardern’s popularity really qualify as a cult of personality, as some critics claim?

Jacinda Ardern’s popularity has fluctuated over the past five years, with the prime minister’s approval peaking at 76% in May 2020. Those early rises in popularity were met with warnings about the risks of placing a political leader on a pedestal. Some even labelled the phenomenon of “Jacindamania” a personality…

The Conversation

Russia pummels Ukraine’s Mykolaiv, killing major grain exporter

Russian strikes hit southern Ukrainian port city, killing owner of one of country’s largest grain-producing companies.

Al Jazeera

Ukraine's 'ticking clock' to reclaim the city of Kherson before Russia can annex it

The battle for Kherson looms as a pivotal moment for both Ukraine and Russia, experts say, and Ukraine retaking the city would be a huge blow to Russia and an embarrassing setback for President Vladimir Putin.

ABC News

'Self-serving' powers must tackle nuclear threat

As concerns grow about a Russian nuclear attack, Kiwi minister is to tell conference the world must cut its arsenals and turn to disarmament.

Newsroom.co.nz

Putin issues chilling threat as he claims navy is set to receive 7,000mph nuclear missiles

President Vladimir Putin revealed the Russian navy would receive hypersonic Zircon cruise missiles within weeks and the area of their deployment would depend on Russian interests.

Daily Record

Drone strike on Russia’s Black Sea Fleet HQ injures six people

Navy Day celebrations in Sevastopol cancelled after blast

The Independent UK

Russian navy to receive ‘formidable’ hypersonic missiles, says Vladimir Putin

Mr Putin did not directly mention the war in Ukraine during his speech

Evening Standard

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The Independent UK

Ukraine war hangs over UN meeting on nukes treaty's legacy

A major U.N. meeting on the landmark Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty is about to begin after a long delay due to the coronavirus pandemic

Daily Mirror

Vladimir Putin appears unable to use limp right arm to shoo away mosquito in footage

Russian President Vladimir Putin could be seen in the footage limping and appearing to be unable to use his right arm when he was attacked by mosquitos during Navy Day celebrations in St Petersburg

Asharq Al-Awsat

On Navy Day, Putin Says United States Is Main Threat to Russia

President Vladimir Putin on Sunday signed a new naval doctrine which cast the United States as Russia's main rival and set out Russia's global maritime ambitions for crucial areas such as the Arctic and in the Black Sea. Speaking on Russia's Navy Day in the former imperial capital of St…

Tribune News Service

Meet the Russian architect of Putin’s economic counterattack

When sanctions made the Fortress Russia he helped build seem less impregnable, Maxim Oreshkin came up with a signature gambit to try and break the economic siege.

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Daily Mirror

Vladimir Putin in chilling threat that navy is set to receive 7,000mph nuclear missiles

President Vladimir Putin said on Sunday the Russian navy would receive hypersonic Zircon cruise missiles within the next few months and the area of their deployment would depend on Russian interests

Reuters

On Navy Day, Putin says United States is main threat to Russia

Asharq Al-Awsat

Russian Official Says Ukraine Carried Out Drone Attack on Black Sea Fleet HQ

A senior official in Russian-annexed Crimea accused Ukraine on Sunday of carrying out a drone attack ahead of planned celebrations to mark Navy Day, injuring five and forcing the cancellation of festivities. The accusation comes hours before Russian President Vladimir Putin is due to oversee Navy Day celebrations in his…

Daily Mirror

Vladimir Putin cuts off gas supply to another European country as energy crisis deepens

The energy crisis in Europe is deepening with Russia continuing to extend its stranglehold over the supply of gas to the West as the continent attempts to wean itself off

The National (Scotland)

David Pratt's Four Corners: The looming battle for Kherson

THE secretly distributed flyers and posters that have been appearing on the city’s walls warn of what’s to come.

The Hindu

India silent on Ukraine blacklisting three nationals

Sources say addition of their names may be a mistake; Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s advisor justifies listing, threatens sanctions

Daily Mirror

German breweries may have to stop making beers as Putin's actions threaten Oktoberfest

Germany has had to come up with a raft of ways to save energy - which could include cancelling big events such as Oktoberfest - after Russia throttled its gas supplies

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