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Russia summons US ambassador over Biden’s ‘war criminal’ comment

Moscow says Joe Biden’s labelling of Vladimir Putin as a ‘war criminal’ has pushed US-Russia ties to brink of collapse.

Al Jazeera

Drawing parallels between Brexit and war in Ukraine

Letters: Don Castle, Mark Walford and Jim Waight react to Boris Johnson’s remark that it’s the instinct of people to choose freedom

The Guardian - UK

Besieged Ukrainian Port Defies Russian Order to Drop Weapons

Ukraine defied Moscow's demand for its soldiers to lay down arms before dawn on Monday in besieged Mariupol where hundreds of thousands of civilians are cowering from Russian bombardments laying waste to their city. Russia's military had ordered residents of the southeastern port to surrender by 5 a.m., saying those…

Asharq Al-Awsat

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Here's Why Marathon Oil And Occidental Petroleum Shares Are Rising

Shares of several companies in the energy sector, including Marathon Oil Corporation (NYSE: MRO) and Occidental Petroleum Corporation (NYSE: OXY), are trading higher amid a rise in oil prices as EU nations cons

Benzinga

U.S., EU allies to coordinate on China in NATO, G7 meetings this week

U.S. President Joe Biden's bid to drive a wedge between Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin over the Ukraine war will be a key topic of discussion this week when Biden travels to Brussels for talks with European leaders.

Reuters

Oliver Hartwich: The West is back

The weakened West might now have found a cause to unite strongly around liberal democracy, writes Oliver Hartwich

Newsroom.co.nz

Ukraine war’s surprising links to the 2008 financial crisis – and the parallels with 1939

The historical parallels are uncanny. A decade or so after the two most devastating financial crises in modern capitalism, in 1929 and in 2008, a terrible conflict begins in Europe that threatens to draw in the entire world. So far, the Ukraine war is obviously of a different order to…

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Swiss seize holiday home in hurried clampdown on Russian oligarchs

Swiss authorities have seized a luxury mountain home believed to be owned by a Russian oligarch as bankers and officials work overtime to track assets of people linked to Moscow in retribution for the invasion of Ukraine.

Reuters

Paris Perspective #26: Russia, NATO and the future of European sovereignty - Serge Stroobants

This edition of Paris Perspective looks at the implications of Russia’s decision to invade a neutral, sovereign European democracy, and at the likely impact of Vladimir Putin's war in Ukraine on the future of peace on the continent.

Radio France Internationale

Germany offers to provide core of EU quick reaction force in 2025

Germany is ready to provide the core of the EU's new rapid reaction force in 2025, Defence Minister Christine Lambrecht said on Monday, ahead of discussions with her counterparts about the EU's security strategy expected to be agreed this week.

Reuters

Renewable energy: Austria, a leader of anti-nuclear advocacy in Europe

The EU is proposing to put nuclear power on its list of sustainable energy sources. But Austria is threatening to file a case with the Court of Justice of the European Union to get that text annulled. The country has never embraced nuclear energy and is even home to the…

France 24

EU backs Spain's shift on Western Saharan autonomy

The European Commission backed Spain's new position on the fate of Western Sahara as an autonomous region of Morocco, supporting a surprise change of tack by the government of Pedro Sanchez that has met with much domestic opposition.

Reuters

Former Czech Prime Minister Babis indicted in fraud case

Former Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis will face trial after the prosecution indicted him in a fraud case involving European Union subsidies

The Independent UK

Here's Why BP And Exxon Mobil Shares Are Rising

Shares of several companies in the energy sector, including BP plc (NYSE: BP) and Exxon Mobil Corp (NYSE: XOM), are trading higher amid a rise in oil prices as EU nations consider joining the US in a Russian oil emba

Benzinga

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Here's Why Camber Energy Shares Are Rising

Shares of several companies in the energy sector, including Camber Energy Inc (NASDAQ: CEI), are trading higher amid a rise in oil prices as EU nations consider joining the US in a Russian oil embargo and after an attack on Saudi oil facilities over the weekend.

Al Jazeera

Ukrainian refugees, Russian exiles seek shelter in Turkey

Already a host to millions of Syrians, Turkey emerges as a safe haven hub amid Europe’s war.

The Independent UK

How Putin’s disinformation mirrors classic Soviet propaganda from the Cold War

The US and the UK also did plenty of nefarious things during this period, 88-year-old Milton Leitenberg tells Andrew Buncombe

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson refuses to retract claim that Ukraine’s fight against Russia is like Brexit vote

Any prospect of prime minister being invited to this week’s EU summit appears to have vanished – but Joe Biden will be there

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Parker-Hannifin Offers Remedies In Bid For EU Clearance Of Meggitt Deal: Reuters

Parker-Hannifin Corp (NYSE:PH) has offered remedies to secure EU antitrust approval for its £6.3 billion bid for British rival Meggitt plc (OTC:MEGGF), reported Reuters. Related: Parker-Hannifin To Acquire Meggitt For ~£6.3B The EU competition enforcer extended its deadline for a decision to April 11 from March 28. The regulator will seek feedback from rivals and customers…

Radio France Internationale

Hard-left candidate Mélenchon rallies around promise to tame capitalism

With just three weeks to go before France’s presidential election, hard-left leader Jean-Luc Mélenchon rallied tens of thousands of supporters on Sunday onto the streets of Paris, framing himself as the antidote to Emmanuel Macron by promising to raise the minimum wage, freeze food and fuel prices, and lower the…

Reuters

Ukrainian refugees in Poland queue for work permits as border crossings ebb

Hundreds of Ukrainians waited in front of Poland's national stadium to register for work permits on Monday as governments and businesses across central Europe sought to help refugees who have fled Russia's invasion find jobs and school places.

The Guardian - UK

Russia threatens to cut ties with US after Biden labels Putin a ‘war criminal’

US ambassador in Moscow summoned for an official protest as EU ministers meet to discuss further sanctions

Al Jazeera

Russia-Ukraine: How will the war end?

What would a de-escalation or an end to the war look like, and what would it mean for the two countries?

Radio France Internationale

France freezes 850 million euros of Russian property and assets

France has seized around 850 million euros of Russian oligarchs' assets on its soil, Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said Sunday.

Dublin Live

Dublin Airport labelled 'shambles' by passengers who have 'never seen it this busy'

The lead up to the St Patrick's Day long weekend saw "nightmare" queues and the situation doesn't seem to have improved

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