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Vladimir Putin loses first servicewoman in Ukraine war as grief-stricken husband weeps

Corporal Anstasia Savitskaya, 35, a mother-of-two and beloved wife, has become the next in a long line of high-profile officers to die as a result of Vladimir Putin's war in Ukraine

Daily Mirror

Putin foe twice 'forcibly injected' with drug leaving her with 'no memory for 3 days'

Russian journalist Maria Ponomarenko is accused under draconian new Soviet-style laws of spreading “fake” news concerning the army and Putin’s “special military operation” in Ukraine

Daily Mirror

Russian opposition politician kept in prison under 'fake information' investigation

A Moscow court ordered opposition politician Ilya Yashin be kept in jail for two months pending an investigation into the spreading of "fake information" about Russia's army, a charge carrying a jail term of up to 15 years.

Reuters

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Not signing the NPT one of India’s most consequential decisions: former Envoy

Former Indian Ambassador to Russia D.B. Venkatesh Varma says expectation that one big power will prioritise India’s security interests or the notion that we have shared security objectives “is borne more out of fantasy than out of reality”

The Hindu

'Very difficult decision' to return turbine for Russian pipeline -Canada's Trudeau

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Wednesday that it was a "very difficult decision" to grant an exemption from sanctions imposed on Russia for the return of a repaired turbine needed for the Nord Stream 1 gas pipeline.

Reuters

EU to urge countries to curb gas use to buffer against Russian cuts

The European Union will encourage member countries to cut gas demand by incentivising industries to use less, as it prepares for possible further cuts to Russian supply, according to a draft plan seen by Reuters.

Reuters

EU says Kaliningrad rail transport not banned but should be checked

The European Union executive said on Wednesday that sanctioned Russian goods could transit through the bloc's territory by rail, after tensions between Moscow and EU member Lithuania escalated over trade with Russia's Kaliningrad exclave.

Reuters

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Gazprom casts doubt on pipeline's quick return to full flow

Russia's Gazprom appeared to cast doubt Wednesday on the prospects of quickly restoring the flow of natural gas to full capacity through a major pipeline to western Europe

The Independent UK

Over 9 million border crossings registered from Ukraine - UN agency

More than 9 million people have crossed the border from Ukraine since Russia invaded the country, according to the UN Refugee Agency.

Reuters

Ukraine conflict: how China could follow Russia's playbook to increase its own powers

Amid the restructuring of the global order that has been accelerated by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the evolving position of China had been lost in the fog of war. The heads of the UK’s security service (MI5) and US Federal Bureau of Investigation sought to disperse this fog with a…

The Conversation

Vakhitov Sours on Glory After Promotion Removes Russian Fighters

“I am done with Glory for good. I would not want to go back and work with them.”

Sports Illustrated

North Korea recognises breakaway of Russia's proxies in east Ukraine

North Korea on Wednesday recognised two Russian-backed breakaway "people's republics" in eastern Ukraine as independent states, a separatist leader and a Russian state news agency said.

Reuters

Brutal Battle Scenes During Defense Of Luhansk Cities

This video montage shows the intense fighting that took place in the now seized Ukrainian cities of Rubizhne and Sievierodonetsk.

Zenger

Leaders to align Ukraine war crimes cases at Hague meeting

Ukraine's top war crimes prosecutor and judicial authorities from across Europe will meet in The Hague on Thursday to coordinate investigations into atrocities since Russia's invasion nearly five months ago.

Reuters

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Benzinga

5 Dividend Stocks That Promise Solid Growth

Heightened volatility and uncertainty in the stock market triggered by decades-high inflation, the Russia-Ukraine conflict and Fed's aggressive tightening policy have compelled investors to search for consistent income. In this regard, nothing is better than dividend investing.

The Conversation

How BRICS' New Development Bank can improve transparency and accountability

The New Development Bank, which was formed in July 2014, marks its eighth birthday this year. It was formed by the leaders of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa (BRICS) when they met in Fortaleza, Brazil for the bloc’s summit. The bank was seen as a potential alternative to…

Evening Standard

‘Our mission is to expose the truth’: Ukraine’s female data warrior on the frontline of the information war

Nataliya Mykolska and her team at Dattalion work day and night to collect and document pictures and footage of Russian atrocities

Zenger

Russia Claims Images Show Its Combat Helicopters Taking Out Ukrainian Targets

The footage was obtained from the Russian Ministry of Defense on the morning of Tuesday, July 12.

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Al Jazeera

In Ukraine, Boris Johnson’s downfall is met with sorrow

Throughout Russia’s invasion, Zelenskyy and the Ukrainian public have viewed the divisive leader as a strong ally.

Zenger

Defending Troops Bomb Hidden Russian Targets In Woods

The 40th Artillery Brigade did not state where or when the strike took place.

Reuters

U.S. calls for immediate halt to Russian deportations in Ukraine

The United States called on Russia to immediately release Ukrainians it has forced out of their home country and allow outside observers, citing reports Moscow was putting Ukrainian children up for adoption and "disappearing" thousands of others.

The Conversation

It's getting harder for scientists to collaborate across borders – that's bad when the world faces global problems like pandemics and climate change

The United Nations and many researchers have emphasized the critical role international collaborative science plays in solving global challenges like climate change, biodiversity loss and pandemics. The rise of non-Western countries as science powers is helping to drive this type of global cooperative research. For example, Brazil, Russia, India, China…

Al Jazeera

Two-thirds of Ukrainian refugees intend to stay in host countries

UN survey shows the majority of people fleeing Russia’s invasion plan to stay put until hostilities subside.

Reuters

Russia's fast-tracking of passports for Ukrainians is 'propaganda', Germany says

Germany on Wednesday dismissed as "propaganda" a Russian decree that simplifies rules for Ukrainians to obtain Russian passports.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Ukraine Rules Out Ceding Territory to Russia to Secure Peace

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba on Wednesday ruled out ceding territory to Russia as part of any peace deal and said no peace talks were under way between Moscow and Kyiv. "The objective of Ukraine in this war... is to liberate our territories, restore our territorial integrity, and full sovereignty…

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