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Student preparing to 'kill as many Russians as possible' to help save Ukraine

Maryna Mazur, who studies in Berlin, tonight returned to Ukraine after travelling from her apartment in the German capital via Przemysl, Poland, six miles from the Ukrainian border

Daily Mirror

Nonwhite Ukrainian Refugees Complain of Unequal Treatment at Borders

Countries across Europe have been praised for their warm welcome toward Ukrainian refugees. But are all refugees treated equally?

Reason

Supreme Court upholds government's claim of secrecy in case of prisoner tortured by CIA

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court ruled Thursday the government may invoke the "state secrets" privilege to block former U.S. contractors from testifying about the now well-known waterboarding and torture of prisoners held at CIA sites in Poland.

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‘Horrifying’: Yemeni students flee war in Ukraine

Yemeni students caught up in Russia’s invasion face arduous journeys and racial profiling as they try to escape Ukraine.

Al Jazeera

Mother sends breastfeeding products to Poland to help Ukrainian mothers

Emily Page used Instagram to rally support for her cause as the number of Ukrainian women and children entering Poland rises.

The Independent UK

Lions and tigers driven out of Ukraine to safety in Polish zoo

A truck carrying six lions, six tigers, two caracals and an African wild dog from a sanctuary east of Kyiv reached Poland on Thursday after a two-day drive to escape the Russian invasion, a Polish zoo official said.

Reuters

Bidar students cross Poland border

Two students from Bidar district, Vaishnavi Reddy and Amit Sirange, studying medicine in war-torn Ukraine, crossed the Poland border on Thursday.

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Supreme Court Splinters Over State Secrets Privilege

Justice Breyer delivers the opinion for the Court in a heavily fractured opinion in U.S. v. Zubaydah.

Reason

What’s happening in countries near Russia amid fears Putin won’t stop with Ukraine

Countries in Russia’s immediate vicinity have expressed concerns about the invasion of Ukraine

The Independent UK

In just a week, Ukrainian refugee exodus exceeds 1 million

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has forced more than a million people to flee their homeland in just a week

The Independent UK

City in Poland's southeast becomes major travel hub for refugees from Ukraine

PRZEMYSL, Poland — Oskar Broz stood in the Polish train station amid the tumult of anxious refugees, overwhelmed police officers and exhausted volunteers distributing hot food and drink.

Los Angeles Times

Poland to ramp up defence spending, army as Ukraine war rages

Poland will raise spending on its armed forces more than planned, the government said on Thursday, as a Russian invasion of neighbouring Ukraine focuses attention on Warsaw's defence capabilities.

Reuters

White House announces new sanctions on Russian oligarchs and Putin’s ‘cronies’ – as it happened

‘We want him to feel the squeeze,’ says press secretary Jen Psaki

The Guardian - US

Fifa urged to reopen transfer window and give players in Russia escape route

Poland’s FA wants Fifa to grant an emergency transfer window to allow players in Russia to join a club in another country

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The Independent UK

Ukraine crisis: Which countries have taken the most refugees as 1 million flee Russian invasion

More than a million people have fled Ukraine since Russia’s invasion last week, according to the UN.

Wales Online

Historic Westgate Hotel packed to the rafters with donations from Wales bound for Ukraine

When Kamila Jarczak requested donations to be sent to her to help people in Ukraine, she says she could never have predicted the sheer scale of the response

The Hindu

Amid shelling, gritty girl from Ponnampet walked for the airlift

Fourth-year medical student says Poland, Hungary, Slovakia can admit students affected by the conflict

Daily Mirror

Girl left in Ukraine by parents seeking life-saving cure for baby flees her home

Maryna Pradunets, 10, was left in a western Ukrainian city by her parents as they dashed to Poland to get treatment for their critically ill younger daughter Dana

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Roll Call

Supreme Court blocks Gitmo detainee’s search for testimony about CIA torture - Roll Call

The Supreme Court has blocked testimony about CIA torture programs sought by Guantanamo Bay detainee Abu Zubaydah.

Chronicle Live

Alnwick man who fled Russian war on Ukraine speaks of 'terrifying' race to Poland border

Chris York described his "terrifying" 48 hour trek to the Poland border after hearing bombs exploding in the city around him

Daily Mirror

What are current visa rules for Ukrainian refugees coming to UK as a million flee war

More than a million refugees have escaped war-torn Ukraine within a week of the Russian invasion as fierce fighting continues. Some will be hoping to join their family members in the UK - but what are the visa rules here?

The Guardian - UK

Ukraine’s refugees: how many are displaced and where will they go?

More than 1 million people have already crossed the border, with numbers set to rise as the Russian invasion intensifies. What has been the response of neighbouring countries?

Leeds Live

How Mikolaj Oledzki will raise support for Ukraine when Leeds Rhinos face Wakefield Trinity

Oledzki was born in Poland which shares a border with Ukraine

France 24

From zero to hero: Poland's transformation after Russian invasion of Ukraine

IN THE PAPERS - Thursday, March 3: The front pages continue their focus on Vladimir Putin's bloody offensive in Ukraine. We also look at how Poland is enjoying positive publicity for a change and hoping to redeem itself in the eyes of the EU after years of strained ties. Finally,…

The Conversation

Ukraine crisis: why you should donate money rather than supplies

The humanitarian crisis in Ukraine and its effect on neighbouring countries has inspired people to collect donations. But these well-meaning efforts can cause headaches for those helping locally. In aid circles, the mantra has long been “cash is best”.

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