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Nato will stick with Ukraine as long as it takes, says Joe Biden

US president says he does not know how war will end, but ‘it will not end with a Russian defeat of Ukraine’

The Guardian - UK

Cost-of-living Ireland: Leo Varadkar warns crisis could go on for 'years'

Households have been struggling to make ends meet since inflation began to sky rocket after Russia invaded Ukraine

Dublin Live

How far is France prepared to go in support of universal human rights?

Human rights organisation Amnesty International has urged France to amend its law on crimes against humanity committed abroad. This would make it possible for people suspected of war crimes in Ukraine or Syria, for example, to be brought to justice in France. But there are significant judicial hurdles.

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Bold abroad in shoring up NATO, Biden is more measured in responses to domestic unrest

MADRID — President Joe Biden’s five days of meetings in Europe and the bold actions undertaken by the U.S. and its G-7 and NATO allies reflect an abrupt sea change in the West’s approach to its own defense in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Los Angeles Times

NATO chief avows need to defend alliance territory in ‘a more dangerous world’

An unstable world could get even more dangerous if NATO does not remain strong and united, the head of the alliance said Thursday at the end of a summit where Western leaders labeled Russia “a direct threat” to the security of their nations.

France 24

Inside Bernie Ecclestone’s adoration of long-time friend Vladimir Putin

Amid the ongoing war in Ukraine, Ecclestone has come out in support of his friend.

Evening Standard

Mariupol theater bombing was a clear war crime, Amnesty International says

Hundreds of civilians were sheltering in the drama theater during the March siege of Mariupol, the southern Ukrainian port city that Russian troops destroyed and now occupy.

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Vladimir Putin spokeswoman hits back at UK minister's jibe he has 'small man syndrome'

Russia's most prominent diplomat, Maria Zakharova, has gone to war with Britain's defence secretary Ben Wallace, asking if he wants to be "seen by the entire world as a complete liar"

Daily Mirror

'No one wants to risk getting trapped': In war, dangers multiply for Ukraine's miners

TORETSK, Ukraine — When a 155-millimeter rocket plows into the ground and you're 2,000 feet under it, you hear nothing — you barely even feel it. Which was why Andriy Podhornay was surprised when his manager came on the walkie-talkie and told the crew in the bowels of the St.…

Los Angeles Times

16 million people in Ukraine need humanitarian aid

Around 16 million people inside war-torn Ukraine are in need of humanitarian aid, the United Nations said Thursday, warning that delivering assistance to some areas was "extremely difficult".

Bangkok Post

Putin’s war is also a crime – the world must punish Russia as a terrorist state

After airstrikes on civilian targets, Ukraine’s allies must use the correct legal definitions, says the former Ukrainian defence minister Andriy Zagorodnyuk

The Guardian - UK

Lindsay Shares Gain After Beating Q3 Earnings Expectation

Lindsay Corp (NYSE:LNN) reported third-quarter FY22 operating revenue growth of 32% year-over-year to $214.3 million, beating the consensus of $188.95 million. EPS improved to $2.28 from $1.61 in 3Q21, above the consensus of $1.60. Gross margin expanded by 158 bps to 28.8%. The operating income increased by 64.7% Y/Y to $35.16 million,…

Benzinga

Berlin prepares 'huge thermos' to help heat homes in winter

Swedish utility company Vattenfall has unveiled a vast “thermos” that will store millions of gallons of hot water to help heat homes in Berlin this winter, even if Russian gas supplies dry up

The Independent UK

Russian Duma passes law on retaliation against foreign media

Russia’s top prosecutor will be empowered to shut down media from countries that ban or restrict Russian news organisations under a law passed by the lower house of parliament on Thursday.

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Ukraine Assault Troops Take Out Group Of Russian Self-Propelled Guns With American M777 Howitzers

These images show how Ukrainian assault troops reportedly destroyed a whole group of Russian self-propelled guns thanks to M777 howitzers supplied by the United States.

Daily Mirror

Russian state TV hits back at 'jealous' Boris Johnson with 'woman-like figure' rant

Russia has today erected a poster of Boris Johnson as a grandma, following the Boris Johnson's claims that a woman would not have started the now four month-long war in Ukraine

The Guardian - UK

‘Even under war, we must live’: the Kyiv art scene determined to party

Last weekend, On Time festival brought together Kyiv’s music, art and craft communities to celebrate creativity – and vent the trauma of the Russian invasion

The Independent UK

Johnson pledges £55bn more defence cash for 2020s amid Russia threat

The PM committed Britain to increasing spending to 2.5% of GDP by the end of the decade and urged Nato allies to boost their own military budgets.

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The Independent UK

Drivers to pay higher gas prices for ‘as long as it takes’ for Ukraine to win, Biden says

‘The bottom line is ultimately the reason why gas prices are up is because of Russia. Russia, Russia, Russia’

Al Jazeera

Russia, China and the Nordic duo: Key points from NATO summit

The bloc agreed to a new strategic framework with focus on Russia and pledge to boost capabilities during Madrid summit.

Reuters

EU and Russia agree they need a plan for Kaliningrad, says Polish PM

The European Union and Russia agree it is necessary to come up with a plan concerning the movement of goods between the Russian mainland and the Kaliningrad exclave, Poland's prime minister said on Thursday.

The Conversation

Ukraine invasion suggests Putin is more Vladimir the Reactionary than Peter the Great

Vladimir Putin’s recent evocation of the military successes of 18th-century tsar Peter the Great against Sweden is just the latest example of his distinctive cherry-picking of imperial predecessors, Soviet rulers and religious icons to justify his invasion of Ukraine. It’s all part of the imperial nostalgia that the Russian president…

Reuters

ICC seeks arrest of three war crimes suspects in 2008 Russia-Georgia conflict

Judges at the International Criminal Court on Thursday issued arrest warrants for three suspects, including two Russian nationals, dating from the 2008 conflict in Georgia.

Zenger

Russia Shows Off Mi-35 Attack Helicopter Gunship Claiming It Destroyed Ukrainian Targets

The 'Z' is one of the symbols, as well as the letters 'V' and 'O,' that can be seen painted on Russian military vehicles.

Zenger

Ukrainian Rescue Workers Detonate Russian Explosives ‘Harvested’ From Fields Instead Of Wheat

These images show Ukrainian rescue workers detonating Russian explosive devices found in a field, with officials saying they have found thousands since the beginning of the war.

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