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Ukraine war: Black Sea grain deal exposes Moscow's long-term diplomatic game

The deal to open up Ukraine’s Black Sea ports, brokered by the UN and Turkey, is expected to facilitate the much-needed export of several million tonnes of grain and other food products, and potentially ease an international food crisis.

The Conversation

French shops to be fined up to £640 for using air-con with door open

The measure designed to cut energy use comes as Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is raising costs

Evening Standard

Russia's Lavrov says no barriers to Ukraine grain export, defends strikes

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Monday there are no barriers to the export of grain from Ukrainian ports, after Ukraine and Russia signed a deal to unblock grain shipments on the Black Sea in Turkey last week.

Reuters

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Russia: train saboteurs attempt to prevent transfer of military equipment to Ukraine

Activists in Russia are trying to sabotage railways to prevent trains from taking military equipment to Ukraine. They have been posting pictures of damaged rails on Telegram, as well as instructions on how to carry out such sabotage acts. The Observers team spoke to a member of an anarchist organisation…

France 24

McVay Discusses Impact of Russia-Ukraine Conflict on Wife, Veronika

The Super Bowl-winning coach discussed the perspective that the conflict in the Ukraine has brought to him.

Sports Illustrated

Russian police detain opposition politician Gozman in Moscow

Russian police detained Leonid Gozman, an opposition politician, on Monday, his lawyer said, after a criminal case was opened over his alleged failure to inform the authorities swiftly enough about his citizenship of Israel.

Reuters

Exodus of Ukrainian workers hits Europe's emerging economies

Construction sites, factory assembly lines and warehouses across central Europe are scrambling to fill vacancies after tens of thousands of Ukrainian men left their blue-collar jobs to return home after Russia invaded their country.

Reuters

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Russia's Lavrov courts Africa in quest for more non-Western friends

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov visited Congo Republic on Monday, the second leg of an African tour aimed at strengthening Moscow's ties with a continent that has refused to join Western condemnation and sanctions over Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Reuters

Lavrov Says Russian Goal to Oust Ukraine's President

Russia appears to have reversed itself after the country's top diplomat said Moscow's overarching goal is to topple the government of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy as Russian artillery barrages and air strikes continue to pummel cities across Ukraine. The remark from Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov comes amid Ukraine's efforts…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Woman adopts wolf instead of dog claiming what people have done to dogs is 'unacceptable'

Alida Nasyrova, 31, adopted a wolfdog hybrid named Kira two years ago and says the 'kind and calm' pup lives a domesticated life in Russia alongside her young son and cat

Daily Mirror

Russia claims missile strikes on Odesa will not affect grain deal

Moscow says it targeted military infrastructure

The Independent UK

Kremlin: Nord Stream 1 Turbine to be Installed, Volumes will Adjust

A repaired gas turbine will be installed in the Nord Stream 1 pipeline from Russia to Germany once it is returned after maintenance, and natural gas will then be supplied in “corresponding volumes”, a Kremlin spokesman said on Monday. Spokesman Dmitry Peskov stopped short of saying supply would increase, noting…

Asharq Al-Awsat

EU Struggles with How to Cut off Reliance on Russian Gas

European Union nations struggled Monday to find common ground on how to wean the bloc off its reliance on Russian natural gas, seeking to appease wary consumers at home while upholding unity as Moscow turns down the tap. On the eve of an emergency meeting to discuss plans to cut…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Wood shock: Lumber prices soar amid weak yen, Russia export halt

Lumber prices are soaring in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The shortage that began last year was exacerbated as Russia stopped exporting some of its lumber to Japan, in retaliation for the sanctions Japan imposed on Russia.

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Russia accused of waging war out of working nuclear power plant in Ukraine

Russian forces have reportedly been using the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, near Nikopol in southern Ukraine, as a base to launch attacks, ramping up security concerns in surrounding areas.

The Independent UK

Lavrov says Russian goal to oust Ukraine's president

Russia’s top diplomat says Moscow’s current goal is to oust the government of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy

Reuters

The Ukrainian fighters standing in Russia’s way on eastern front

Barely a kilometre from Russian positions defending the captured eastern city of Izium, Ukrainian and foreign fighters hunker in a dank basement. Artillery rains down on them most nights, shaking loose the plaster and filling the air with dust.

Financial Times

Syria: what is Turkey’s grand plan?

At least 9mn Syrians now fall under the responsibility of Ankara, offering it a bridgehead to fight Kurdish forces

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Ukraine says it has destroyed 50 ammunition depots using HIMARS in war with Russia

Ukrainian forces have destroyed 50 Russian ammunition depots using U.S-supplied HIMARS rocket systems in the war with Russia, Ukrainian Defence Minister Oleksiy Reznikov said on Monday.

Daily Mirror

Blow for Vladimir Putin as Russia's two top fighter pilots killed in missile strike

The two colonels were among the most senior and decorated pilots in Russian military and were killed earlier this month by a US-supplied HIMARS missile launcher

Los Angeles Times

World Cup ticket collectors savor treasure hunt as they fight for authentic memorabilia

Mohammed Abdullateef attended his first World Cup four years ago in Russia, where he had to settle for watching most of the games on TV.

Los Angeles Times

Commentary: What game theory can tell us about the war in Ukraine

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is 5 months old, and no clear end is in sight. As the invasion turns into a long-term war, it’s time to think strategically about what can be done now to manage and contain the threat in the future.

Reuters

Russia says it destroyed HIMARS ammo depot in Ukraine

Russia's Defence Ministry said on Monday that its forces had destroyed an ammunition depot for U.S.-made HIMARS rocket systems in Bogdanovtsy, in Ukraine's Khmelnytskyi region.

Evening Standard

Russia condemned after charging 92 members of the Ukrainian armed forces with war crimes

Russia was condemned on Monday after it charged 92 members of the Ukrainian armed forces with crimes against humanity.

Reuters

Kremlin: Russian strikes on Odesa port don't impact grain exports

The Kremlin said on Monday that a Russian cruise missile strike against the port of Odesa in southern Ukraine would not affect the export of grain.

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