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Tuchel Praises Focus of Chelsea Players as Troubled Holders Reach Champions League Quarters

Chelsea coach Thomas Tuchel praised his players for remaining focused amid the uncertainty about the club's future after they progressed Wednesday to the Champions League quarter-finals, where he said they would be "the team nobody wants to play". The reigning European champions came from behind to beat Lille 2-1 in…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Russia sanctions: Mercedes-Benz and L’Oreal join firms severing ties over Ukraine invasion - see full list

Banks, businesses, oligarchs and Cabinet ministers all targeted with harsh economic penalties by Western democracies as punishment for Vladimir Putin’s actions

The Independent UK

Putin should be recognised as war criminal, Ukrainian defence minister tells EU lawmakers

Ukrainian defence minister Oleksii Reznikov told European Union lawmakers on Wednesday that they should recognise Russian President Vladimir Putin as a war criminal after Russia invaded Ukraine.

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Orbán treads fine line as Hungarian opinion swings against Russia

With voting on 3 April, the prime minister is seeking to avoid criticism of his pro-Putin policy – and to keep in with the EU

The Guardian - UK

The Case for Ukrainian Neutrality

A Deal Doesn’t Have to Be a Death Sentence

Foreign Affairs

Chelsea book Champions League quarter-final spot with win in Lille - 5 talking points

LILLE 1-2 CHELSEA: European champions Chelsea continued their defence of the Champions League title as goals from Christian Pulisic and Cesar Azpilicueta secured victory in France

Daily Mirror

Human costs mount in the third week of war in Ukraine

Refugees, displaced Ukrainians pass the five million mark, as Russia encircles cities and pounds them with missiles.

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European leaders' risky Kyiv mission took even close family by surprise

When headlines flashed on Tuesday morning that the leaders of Poland, the Czech Republic and Slovenia were on a train to Kyiv for talks with the Ukrainian president, it was news to some members of their immediate families.

Reuters

'Ruxit' as Russia leaves Council of Europe rights group over Ukraine invasion

Russia has ceased to be a member of the Council of Europe after over a quarter of a century of membership in the pan-European rights body.

Radio France Internationale

Factbox-Russia suggests Sweden or Austria as military model for Ukraine

Ukraine could become a non-aligned or neutral state like Sweden or Austria, Russia said on Wednesday, as it seeks a compromise with Kyiv to end three weeks of war.

Reuters

David Frost admits his Brexit deal failed touring musicians by inflicting ‘excessive’ red tape

‘We have been too purist on this’, concedes minister who rejected EU offer – breaking promise to rescue visa free tours

The Independent UK

Think tank calls for EU database to help trace oligarchs' assets

The European Union should create an asset database to help to track down the owners of assets held by shell companies and make EU sanctions against Russian oligarchs more effective, a think tank said on Wednesday.

Reuters

Are meetings in EU institutions systematically held in English?

In mid-January, French presidential candidate Eric Zemmour said that English should no longer be used in EU institutions post-Brexit. However, English remains an official language of both Ireland and Malta. FRANCE 24's Georgina Robertson takes a closer look at what languages are spoken in Brussels.

France 24

Lithuania says EU should scrap summit with China

A planned summit between China and the European Union should be canceled until Beijing shows whether it stands with Russia or the West over the conflict in Ukraine, a senior Lithuanian official said on Wednesday.

Reuters

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Russia’s richest man may have avoided freeze on £1bn Tui shares

Alexei Mordashov sold most of 34% stake in world’s biggest tourism operator to firm in British Virgin Islands

Benzinga

Pure Extracts Exports First Shipment Of Cannabis Oil Extracts To German Pharma

Pure Extracts Technologies Corp. (CSE: PULL) (OTC: PRXTF) (XFRA: A2QJAJ) has successfully exported its first batch of cannabis oil extracts to a German pharmaceutical company under a Health Canada export permit.

RideApart

E.U. Bans Luxury Motorcycle Exports To Russia With Immediate Effect

The European Union tightened restrictions on exports to Russia in several categories, including the ban of motorcycle and parts sales over a certain amount.

The Guardian - UK

Imperial War Museum in London to keep donation from Roman Abramovich

Museum says decision to retain funding for Holocaust Galleries complies with UK sanctions against Russian oligarch

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Football London

Chelsea have proven they can pass unique Lille test amid EU block on Champions League progress

Chelsea may have one foot into the Champions League quarter-final after their first-leg victory over Lille but plenty has happened between the first leg and tonight's trip to France

Bangkok Post

Three weeks of war in Ukraine

Russia invaded Ukraine in the early hours of February 24, setting off the worst conflict in Europe in decades.

The Independent UK

Queen withdrew swords headed for Kremlin ahead of Russian invasion of Ukraine

The Royal Collection, along with the Royal Armouries museum in Leeds and other museums in Europe, have withdrawn items meant to be displayed in Moscow

Reuters

Austria says it wants to add more Russian oligarchs to EU sanctions list

Austria wants to add more oligarchs to the list of people under European Union sanctions because of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Chancellor Karl Nehammer's office said on Wednesday, outlining its position on a fifth round of EU sanctions.

The Independent UK

Archbishops unite to press UK government on visas for Ukrainian refugees

The all-Ireland primates of the Catholic Church and Church of Ireland came together to urge London to follow the lead of EU nations and waive visas.

The Conversation

Algeria and Libya are unlikely to plug Europe's energy gap

The ramifications of the Russian war on Ukraine are being felt across the world. The effects are likely to be particularly acute for countries in North Africa. The region is a major exporter of energy and raw material, and has had complex, sometimes contentions, relations with Europe, the US and…

The Independent UK

Council of Europe expels Russia from human rights body

The Council of Europe has expelled Russia from the continent’s foremost human rights body in an unprecedented move over its invasion and war in Ukraine

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