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As APEC winds up, 'summit season' brought successes but also revealed the extent of global challenges

Every November, the annual summit meetings of Asia’s key regional institutions attracts the world’s attention. The APEC leaders’ meeting started the trend in 1993, adopting a much-derided practice of an awkward photo op where presidents and prime minister dress in “local” attire. ASEAN’s own leaders’ summit and its outgrowths, especially…

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UK skeptical on Macron call for talks, says Ukraine must decide

The U.K. pushed back against a French call for Ukraine to restart peace negotiations with Russia, warning that President Vladimir Putin may simply be seeking a pause in hostilities after suffering a series of military setbacks.

Tribune News Service

‘I want to become a soldier’: How Ukrainian children’s lives are being torn apart by Russian rockets

While the war in Ukraine continues Russian bomb attacks are damaging children’s upbringing and education – in the very worst cases their lives have been destroyed completely. It is hoped that this can change with the help of Unicef and the international community

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Ukraine says around 60 Russians killed in long-range shelling attack

Around 60 Russian soldiers were killed in a long-range Ukrainian artillery attack this week, Kyiv said on Saturday, the second time in four days that Ukraine claimed to have inflicted major casualties in a single incident.

Reuters

Ukraine will soon begin voluntary evacuation from liberated southern areas -official

Ukraine will soon begin evacuating people who want to leave the recently-liberated southern city of Kherson and the surrounding areas, a senior official announced on Saturday, citing damage done by Russian forces.

Reuters

The Observer view on Britain’s financial crisis being made in Russia – oh, come off it, Jeremy Hunt

Britain is largely in the mess it’s in because of a decade of Tory austerity policies, compounded by the destructive lies told about Brexit

The Guardian - UK

In eastern Poland, Putin’s war has turned former enemies into friends

Opposition to Russian aggression has helped Poles and Ukrainians put bitter 20th-century history behind them

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Ukraine power supplies are under control, no need to panic -ministry

Ukrainian electricity supplies are under control despite a series of Russian attacks on power-generating infrastructure and there is no need to panic, the energy ministry said on Saturday.

Reuters

Sunak visits Ukraine to offer major UK air defense package

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak pledged the U.K. will provide air defense equipment worth 50 million pounds ($59 million) to help protect Ukrainians from a barrage of Russian strikes on critical infrastructure.

Tribune News Service

Power boss asks Ukrainians to leave the country to ease burden on damaged energy network

People with somewhere else to go have been advised to leave ‘for three to four months’

The Independent UK

Jubilant crowds greet first train to Kherson since its liberation from Russia

Jubilant crowds welcomed the first Ukrainian train in eight months to make it to newly-liberated Kherson.

Evening Standard

First Ukrainian passenger train rolls into newly freed Kherson

Jubilant Ukrainians rolled into Kherson by train on Saturday for the first time in more than eight months as residents of the newly liberated southern city greeted them on the platform with flowers and national flags.

Reuters

US defense secretary blames Putin's war for Poland explosion

U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin says the deadly missile explosion in Poland this week is a consequence of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s “war of choice” against Ukraine

The Independent UK

Russian invasion could be over by Spring, says Ukrainian minister

The Russian invasion of Ukraine could come to an end by Spring, a Ukrainian deputy defence minister has predicted.

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Reuters

U.S. says Russia's Ukraine invasion offered preview to potential global tyranny

Russia's invasion of Ukraine has offered a preview of "a possible world of tyranny and turmoil," U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said on Saturday in a speech to a security forum in Canada.

Reuters

Five injured in Russian strike on aid station near Kherson: Ukraine presidential adviser

Five people were injured in a Russian strike on a humanitarian station in southern Ukraine, a senior aide to President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Saturday.

The Guardian - UK

Rishi Sunak meets Volodymyr Zelenskiy in surprise visit to Ukraine

Prime minister promises Ukrainian president sustained UK support as Russian strikes target power grid

Al Jazeera

Loss and liberation: Escape from Russia-occupied Kherson

A Ukrainian mother shares her story of fleeing with her daughter, but aches to return one day.

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Daily Record

Giant fireball erupts in St Petersburg with 'huge' flames spotted after Russian city blast

Large flames and thick plumes of acrid smoke were seen rising into the air over the city on Saturday, November 19.

Daily Mirror

At least seven dead, including children, after gas explosion levels building

At least nine people are dead, including four children, after a gas leak caused an explosion in an apartment block in Sakhalin - a Russian island just north of Japan - at around 5.30am local time (2.30am GMT) this morning

Daily Mirror

St Petersburg explosion: Giant fireball erupts with 'huge' flame after blast in Russia

Thick plumes of acrid smoke rose into the sky as an area of St Petersburg - Russia's second largest city - was set ablaze earlier today, with locals questioning the cause on Twitter

Fortune

'We are determined to go on': Escalating Russian attacks on Ukraine's power grid have small businesses preparing for a long cold winter

Missile strikes and hours-long blackouts are among their biggest worries as Russia intensifies its attacks—and targets Ukraine's energy grid.

Al Jazeera

Ukraine rules out ‘short truce’ with Russia

Ukrainian leader says ‘honest peace’ can take place only with the ‘complete demolition of Russian aggression’.

Irish Mirror

Simon Coveney threatens to expel more Russian diplomats after Irish politicians put on 'travel ban'

It comes following news that the Russian Foreign Ministry had placed a travel ban on 52 Irish politicians earlier this week.

The Independent UK

‘No plans to expel Russian ambassador from Ireland’ – Coveney

Simon Coveney was speaking after it was confirmed that 52 key representatives from Ireland have been placed on a sanction list.

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