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Green And Sustainable Bonds Could Reach 2 Trillion Dollars In 2022

-Green, social and sustainable Bonds will continue to grow exponentially and in 2022 they are expected to reach $ 2 trillion -Europe leads this momentous, while China and the US are the most active markets supported by stronger ESG focus and policies -Sustainable bonds could represent 15% of debt market…

Benzinga

Expert Simon Calder answers your questions about international travel

From Tunisia’s must-sees to how Brexit is really affecting travel as things open up, The Independent’s travel correspondent takes reader questions

The Independent UK

U.S. committed to do all necessary to make Ukraine war stop, Blinken says

Washington is committed to doing every needed to stop the war in Ukraine, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said on Friday as he went into a meeting with his EU counterparts praising the bloc for the "historic" steps it has taken against Russia.

Reuters

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This is Putin's war, and Putin has to stop it, EU says

The European Union's foreign policy chief called on Russia's President Vladimir Putin on Friday to stop indiscriminate shelling and bombing of Ukraine.

Reuters

Turn down your thermostat by 1°C to reduce need for Russian gas, urges regulator

While Britain only gets around 4% of its gas from Russia, Europe is heavily reliant on the country’s supplies, with Germany and Austria claiming more than 50% of it from the nation

Daily Mirror

Putin's forces are increasingly hitting civilian population, Germany says

Russian forces in Ukraine are increasingly targeting the civilian population, German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock said on Friday ahead of a meeting with her EU counterparts.

Reuters

Simon Coveney says Ukraine nuclear power plant attack is a 'reckless act' and Russia war is 'to get worse'

The Foreign Affairs minister said there is 'a very bleak outlook' for the invasion over the next few days

Irish Mirror

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Putin propaganda machine undercut by social media blackout

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine dredged up concerns that the country’s aggression would extend to social media, and that the Kremlin’s long-running campaign to use the internet to stir doubt and division in democracies would confuse public opinion on the war.

Tribune News Service

Russia: the oligarchs and business figures on western sanction lists

We take a look at those blacklisted by the US, EU and UK so far

The Guardian - UK

EU's Sefcovic: We want Ukraine inside EU "as soon as possible"

The European Union wants Ukraine to become a member state "as soon as possible", Commissioner Maros Sefcovic told journalists on Friday after a ministers' meeting.

Reuters

The week where decades happened: how the west finally woke up to Putin

From Germany’s shock military spending rise to sanctions unity, leaders have come together over the war in Ukraine

The Guardian - UK

Blinken on Ukraine: ‘Suffering is likely to get worse before it gets better’ – as it happened

US secretary of state in Brussels for Nato meeting on Ukraine crisis where he condemns Russian ‘attacks on civilians’ – follow all the latest

The Guardian - US

British families to turn down the heating by 1C to cut reliance on Russian gas

The International Energy Agency has announced a new plan which could reduce the European Union's Russian gas imports by more than a third in the coming year

Daily Mirror

Exclusive: EU considering curbing Russia's rights in IMF over invasion- sources

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Reuters

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Axios

Russia lays siege to major cities as Ukraine seeks safe passage for civilians

Russia has taken Europe's largest power plant after a dangerous firefight.

The Independent UK

Attack on Ukrainian nuclear site a ‘reckless act’

Russian forces shelled the power station in the city of Zaporizhzhia.

The Independent UK

Ten point plan to reduce Europe’s reliance on Russian natural gas

Energy body says EU should not sign any new gas contracts with Russia

Evening Standard

Evening Standard Comment: European energy imports are bankrolling Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

If there is anyone left wondering why Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine should matter to them, the Russian bombing of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant — the largest in Europe — should answer that question.

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The Independent UK

What sanctions has the UK imposed on Russia, and could more be done?

Leader of Russian Orthodox Church, children’s rights commissioner and four top colonels all targeted by UK as latest round of economic penalties announced

Reuters

Most EU women blame COVID pandemic for spike in gender violence -poll

Nearly three out of four European Union women think the COVID-19 pandemic has spurred an increase in physical and psychological violence against them, according to a Eurobarometer poll published on Friday.

Evening Standard

Will Vladimir Putin impose martial law in Russia and what does it mean?

EU officials fear the Russian President could further crack down on dissent and protest

Al Jazeera

Ukraine war has Orban struggling to maintain Putin balancing act

Crisis surrounding Ukraine shines the spotlight on Hungary prime minister’s relationship with Russian president.

Daily Record

All Russia's allies in war against Ukraine as well as those 'sitting on the fence'

There are a number of countries remaining neutral with other siding with Putin and his troops.

Reuters

NATO rejects Ukraine no-fly zone, unhappy Zelenskiy says this means more bombing

NATO on Friday rejected Ukrainian calls to help it protect its skies from Russian missiles and warplanes, wary of being dragged into Moscow's war on its neighbour, but Europe promised more sanctions to punish Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Reuters

Everything remains on the table in terms of sanctions against Russia - EU's Borrell

European Union's top diplomat Josep Borrell said on Friday that all options remained on the table about new sanctions against Russia for its invasion of Ukraine.

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