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UK reveals millions pumped into bolstering Ukraine’s cyber defences

An initial £6.35m package was mobilised in response to a rising ‘tempo’ of Russian cyber activity following the invasion, the Government said.

The Independent UK

Russia fines Wikimedia Foundation over Ukraine war entries

A Russian court on Tuesday fined Wikipedia owner Wikimedia Foundation 2 million roubles ($32,600) over articles relating to the Ukraine war, the head of the foundation's Russia chapter told Reuters.

Reuters

Russia-Ukraine war at a glance: what we know on day 251 of the invasion

Putin says strikes, pulling out of grain deal are response to Crimea fleet attack

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Kremlin: No decree needed to end 'partial mobilisation'

The Kremlin said on Tuesday in a briefing that it did not need to issue a legal decree to end Russia's first military mobilisation since World War Two, a day after President Vladimir Putin said he would consult with lawyers on the matter.

Reuters

Biden warns of windfall tax on ‘war profiteering’ oil companies

US president criticises oil companies for making record profits amid the Russia-Ukraine war, warns of higher tax.

Al Jazeera

Space is increasingly hazardous — here’s how NASA dodges deadly debris

A 2021 Russian anti-satellite missile test, a 2009 satellite collision, and humanity's general messiness are still causing headaches for the International Space Station.

Inverse

Three More Ships Leave Ukrainian Ports Under Deal Despite Russian Suspension

Three outbound vessels had left Ukrainian ports by midday on Tuesday under the Black Sea grain export deal, the United Nations-led coordination center said, the second day of sailings after Russia suspended participation in the initiative. The statement said the ships' movement was agreed by the Ukrainian, Turkish and UN…

Asharq Al-Awsat

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Pakistan approves deal to import 300,000 tonnes of Russian wheat

Economic Cooperation Committee backs $112m deal aimed at meeting country’s shortfall after weak production, floods.

Al Jazeera

British spies defending Ukraine from Russian cyber attacks, government reveals

Damage inflicted by Russian hackers would have been ‘very significant’ without the backing of UK spies, junior minister says

The Independent UK

Entrepreneur Tinkov renounces Russian citizenship over Ukraine war

Serial entrepreneur Oleg Tinkov has renounced his Russian citizenship, saying he does not want to be associated with "fascism" or people who collaborate with "killers".

Reuters

BP profits soar in 3Q as pressure increases for windfall tax

BP’s earnings have more than doubled in the third quarter as the London-based energy giant benefited from high oil and natural gas prices following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

The Independent UK

More grain ships leave Ukraine ports despite Russian suspension

Three outbound vessels had left Ukrainian ports by midday on Tuesday under the Black Sea grain export deal, the United Nations-led coordination centre said, the second day of sailings after Russia suspended participation in the initiative.

Reuters

US to exempt Russia oil loaded before December 5 from price cap plan

WASHINGTON: The US plan to cap the price of Russian oil sales, part of the broader international response to the invasion of Ukraine, will temporarily exempt shipments loaded before the December 5 implementation date, offering some clarity to oil shippers, traders and investors.

The Times of India

‘A fascist country’: Billionaire Oleg Tinkov renounces Russian citizenship over Putin’s ‘crazy war’

‘I can’t and won’t be associated with a fascist country’

The Independent UK

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Kremlin says it will not issue a decree ending Russian mobilisation

Russia does not need a presidential decree to formalise the completion of a partial mobilisation of reservists to fight in Ukraine, and none will be issued, the Kremlin said on Tuesday.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Ukrainians Grapple with Power Outages as Winter Approaches

The decorative candles Yaroslav Vedmid bought more than a year ago were never meant to be lit, but the dried wax that now clings to them attests to how they've been used almost nightly — a consequence of power cuts across Ukraine. Seated at the dinner table with his wife…

The Independent UK

UN nuclear agency starts probe of Russian dirty bomb claim

Experts from the United Nations' nuclear power agency are conducting inspections of two sites in Ukraine where Russia alleges that “dirty bombs” are being manufactured

Evening Standard

Grain ships leave Ukrainian ports despite Putin suspending deal

Vladimir Putin was branded “outrageous” by US President Joe Biden after pulling out of the UN-brokered pact on Saturday, renewing fears of a global food crisis

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The Times of India

Permacrisis is Collins Dictionary's Word of the Year 2022

The word 'Permacrisis' which is described as “an extended period of instability and insecurity” by Collins Dictionary, has been picked as the Collins Word of the Year for 2022. The reason: permacrisis aptly sums up how awful 2022 has been for many people across the world-- be it the Ukraine-Russia…

Reuters

Ukraine seeks Russia's expulsion from G20, says Putin's hands 'stained in blood'

Ukraine's Foreign Ministry spokesperson said on Tuesday Russia should be expelled from the Group of 20 major economies and President Vladimir Putin’s invitation to a G20 summit in Bali next month must be revoked.

Al Jazeera

Russia completes partial mobilisation of citizens for Ukraine war

President Putin announced Russia’s first enlistment since WWII in September but the process was chaotic.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Editorial: Progressives' Ukraine letter makes life difficult for their Democratic colleagues

The Congressional Progressive Caucus last week issued, then quickly withdrew, a poorly timed letter to President Joe Biden urging stepped-up efforts to negotiate a settlement to the war in Ukraine, putting their fellow Democrats in the awkward position of appearing hand-wringing and indecisive ahead of midterm elections. The letter’s wording…

Evening Standard

Ukraine war: Russian missiles strike apartment building in Mykolaiv killing elderly woman

Rescue workers recovered the body of an elderly woman from the rubble of the apartment block early on Tuesday

Asharq Al-Awsat

Russia to Donate 25,000 Tons of Wheat to Lebanon

Russia will donate 25,000 tons of wheat to crisis-hit Lebanon, the public works minister said on Monday. Russia would also donate 10,000 tons of fuel oil to Beirut, minister Ali Hamie told Reuters, without elaborating. The Russian embassy in Lebanon did not respond to a request for comment. News of…

Al Jazeera

Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 251

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 251st day, we take a look at the main developments.

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