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Queen joins Russia boycott by withholding swords set for Kremlin Museums' exhibition

The Queen's art collection will reportedly no longer lend three swords, including one thought to have belonged to Charles I, to Kremlin Museums in Moscow for an exhibition that was due to go on display this month

Daily Mirror

Talk of ‘compromise’ as Russia-Ukraine peace talks set to resume

Moscow says parts of a possible peace deal with Kyiv close to being agreed as the peace talks enter a serious phase.

Al Jazeera

Investors braced for first Russian default in decades

Repayments worth $117 million are due today, with widespread expectations that Moscow will be unable to meet its national debt obligations for the first time since 1998

Evening Standard

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Security guarantees for Ukraine are 'on the negotiating table', Ukrainian negotiator says

A "model" of legally binding security guarantees that would offer Ukraine protection from a group of allies in the event of a future attack is "on the negotiating table" at talks between Kyiv and Moscow, a Ukrainian negotiator said on Wednesday.

Reuters

Swiss slap more sanctions on Russians in line with EU

Neutral Switzerland has adopted more European Union sanctions against Russian individuals and entities published on Tuesday in response to Moscow's invasion of Ukraine, the government said on Wednesday.

Reuters

Will Russia default on its foreign debt for first time in more than 100 years?

Russia faces a payment deadline for two international bonds today – worth $117 million – but it's unclear whether Moscow will be able to pay. The finance ministry has said its ability to make foreign payments has been hampered by sanctions. If Russia is unable to make the payments within…

France 24

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

Fast food, sporting fixtures and music tours targeted by worldwide boycott of Russia

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World Court orders Russia to halt military operations in Ukraine

The United Nations' top court for disputes between states ordered Russia on Wednesday to immediately halt its military operations in Ukraine, saying it was "profoundly concerned" by Moscow's use of force.

Reuters

US Steps Up Aid to Ukraine as Pressure Builds to Halt Russia

The United States is set to unveil a fresh round of security assistance to Ukraine Wednesday, a White House official said, as Western leaders faced mounting pressure to stop Russia's bombardment of civilians and peace talks made halting progress. The official said President Joe Biden will on Wednesday unveil another…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Why has Russia invaded Ukraine? The conflict explained

Vladimir Putin’s military invasion continues in face of near-unanimous international condemnation

The Independent UK

Top UN Court to Rule on Ukraine Invasion

The UN's top court is set to rule Wednesday on Ukraine's urgent request for Russia to immediately halt its invasion, with Kyiv claiming that Moscow falsely accused its pro-Western neighbor of genocide to justify the war. The International Court of Justice will hand down its judgement at 1500 GMT in…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Ukraine war: Zelensky says peace talks ‘more realistic’ as air raid sirens sound in Kyiv

In his latest nightly address, the Ukrainian president appealed for more weapons and more sanctions to punish Moscow

Evening Standard

‘Putin is our enemy too’ — how the Ukraine invasion has triggered a Russian youthquake on Telegram and TikTok

Russian millennials and young people are social media savvy, liberal - and horrified by their mother country’s actions in Ukraine. Katie Strick meets a politicised generation

Evening Standard

‘I’m on the frontline in Mariupol’: the Chinese reporter embedded with Russian troops

Lu Yuguang of Chinese news outlet Phoenix TV appears to have gained exclusive access to Moscow’s side of the invasion of Ukraine

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China Says It Is ‘Not a Party’ to Ukraine Crisis

Media reports emerged that Moscow has requested military and economic assistance from China for its war in Ukraine, which China denied.

Al Jazeera

What happens if Russia defaults on its debt?

Moscow must pay $117m in interest by Wednesday or risk defaulting on its debt.

Reuters

Biden calls Putin a war criminal as Russia says mission 'going to plan'

U.S. President Joe Biden on Wednesday called Russian leader Vladimir Putin a war criminal in comments the Kremlin said were "unforgivable" as it insisted the war in Ukraine was "going to plan" amid talk of compromise at peace talks.

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Putin's colossal strategic error in Ukraine

Robert Patman asks how the Putin regime made such a grave strategic miscalculation in unleashing a war fast becoming disastrous for Russia.

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Reuters

NATO vows more help for Ukraine, begins planning to adapt to 'new reality'

The United States and other NATO members said on Wednesday they would keep helping Ukraine fight off Russia's invasion, while also adapting the alliance's own security to the "new reality" triggered by the war.

Los Angeles Times

Journalist who protested Ukraine war on live Russian TV is released after 14 hours of questioning

LONDON — A news broadcast on Russian state television that was crashed by an anti-war protester has become a symbol of Moscow’s determination to control the domestic narrative on its invasion of Ukraine and of the risks some Russians are taking to voice their opposition.

The Independent UK

Journalist calls WNBA star Brittney Griner’s arrest ‘the most audacious hostage taking by a state imaginable’

The American was arrested at an airport near Moscow nearly a month ago and faces up to 10 years in prison there

Daily Mirror

Silence of Russia's top supermodels 'doesn't mean they're Putin's cheerleaders'

Russian supermodels appear to have shied away from commenting on the country's invasion of Ukraine as scenes of destruction worsen from the capital city of Kyiv

Irish Mirror

Vladimir Putin 'advised to fire missile at US' in horror escalation of nuclear war fears

Fyodorov, in an interview translated by MEMRI TV, said: "Until there is a physical demonstration of (Moscow's) determination, America will perceive the positions of Russia and (Putin) as a bluff.

Al Jazeera

Russia-Ukraine latest updates: Raid hits Mariupol theatre

Ukraine news from March 16: Ukrainian say Russia bombed a theatre sheltering people: Moscow denies carrying out attack.

ABC News

Ukraine's turbulent history since independence, from Soviet state to war with Russia

Ukraine has endured internal political upheaval and conflict with its neighbour in the decades since breaking away from Moscow. Here is a look at some of the main events in the country's political history since declaring independence.

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