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Labour demands answers from Rishi Sunak on Russian presence of company in which wife has £400m stake

Infosys promised to leave Moscow base after invasion of Ukraine

The Independent UK

Johnson salutes Ukraine’s ‘finest hour’ in speech to parliament in Kyiv

The PM will use address by video link to announce a new £300m package of UK military support as Russia continues its offensive.

The Independent UK

As Ukrainians emerge from war ruins, US officials warn that Russia plans to start annexing territory

LVIV, Ukraine — As battered, sun-starved Ukrainians trickled out from the ruins of the port city of Mariupol, Russian forces Monday pressed new bombing runs in the east and south of the country and U.S. officials warned Moscow will attempt to annex larger chunks of territory it occupies.

Los Angeles Times

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10 States Where Gas Costs The Most

The effects of the Russia-Ukraine war are still sending ripples globally, even with crude oil prices falling $19 off the early March highs of $123 per barrel.

Benzinga

Hundreds still trapped in Mariupol’s Azovstal steel works as Russian shelling continues

Around 100 civilians were successfully evacuated from the steel works during a brief ceasefire before Vladimir Putin’s troops again blocked escape routes out of the ruined city with more shelling

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson to hail Ukraine’s ‘finest hour’ in address to Kyiv parliament

PM to be first world leader to address parliament since war began, as his chancellor faces questions over Infosys

The Guardian - UK

Labour demands explanation over Rishi Sunak’s wife’s £400m Infosys stake

The Indian IT giant is reportedly still operating in Moscow despite having said it would close its Russian operation.

The Independent UK

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Boris Johnson to echo Churchill in first address to Ukrainian parliament by world leader

Boris Johnson will hail Ukraine's resistance against Russia's assault as its 'finest hour' in a speech to the Verkhovna Rada on Tuesday

Daily Mirror

Russia reroutes internet traffic in occupied Ukraine to its infrastructure

Russia has rerouted internet traffic in the occupied Ukrainian region of Kherson through Russian communications infrastructure, the internet service disruption monitor NetBlocks said on Monday.

Reuters

Russia-Ukraine war: What happened today (May 2)

A roundup of key developments and the latest in-depth coverage of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

WEKU

Russia-Ukraine war puts spy satellites for hire in spotlight

Ukrainian forces hunting Russian tanks and tracking troop movement are being aided by imagery from a growing number of commercial spy satellites, giving Kyiv access to intelligence once the domain of only a few governments.

Bangkok Post

Hollywood actress Jolie visits Lviv, trip interrupted by sirens

Hollywood actress Angelina Jolie visited the Ukrainian city of Lviv on Saturday, going to the station to meet people displaced by the war with Russia before later leaving after air-raid sirens sounded.

Bangkok Post

Ukraine latest updates: Russia renews attack on steel plant

Ukraine news from May 3: Russian forces attack Mariupol steel plant as dozens of evacuees from the plant reach safety.

Al Jazeera

Ukraine's Zelenskiy says Russia forgot World War Two lessons

Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Monday that Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov's suggestion that Nazi leader Adolf Hitler had Jewish origins showed that Moscow has forgotten, or never learned, the lessons of World War Two.

Reuters

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Biden Administration Takes Incremental Steps to Open Doors to Ukrainian and Russian Refugees

The new policies include private refugee sponsorship for Ukrainians, and a possible plan to facilitate visas for Russians with high-tech skills. But much more remains to be done.

ABC News

Ukraine-Russia war: More than 200 civilians remain in Azovstal steelworks, Mariupol's Mayor says, one day after evacuation — as it happeend

More than 200 civilians are still holed up with fighters in a huge steel plant in the southern Ukrainian city of Mariupol, the city's Mayor says.

Axios

"It's all gone": Mariupol residents describe terrifying life under Russia's onslaught

"The citizens who left the city say that hell exists, and it's in Mariupol."

The Guardian - UK

UK inquiry ‘to establish whether British components used in Russian weapons’

Reported investigation into use in Ukraine despite ban on direct sale of arms and dual-use components follows thinktank findings

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Benzinga

Markets Rally Into Close To Get New Month Started On Positive Note

U.S. indices rallied into Monday's close as stocks recovered following Friday's weakness. Federal Reserve rate hike concerns, the Russia-Ukraine conflict, China COVID cases and earnings have pressured markets in recent sessions. The ISM manufacturing PMI dropped for a second straight month to 55.4 in April from 57.1 in March. Analysts…

Inverse

Is Russia's withdrawal from the ISS a bluff? Why it’s too soon to say if it’s leaving

Recent comments suggest Roscosmos intends to leave the International Space Stations over Ukraine war-related sanctions.

Al Jazeera

UEFA bans Russia from more European competitions

Russia banned from taking part in Women’s Euro 2022 and club sides banned from next season’s Champions League.

The Hindu

From the Archives (May 3, 1972) | Russia’s new submarine missile

London, May 2: The Soviet Union has flight-tested a new submarine-launched ballistic missile with a

Daily Mirror

Russia kicked out of Women's Euro 2022 as UEFA extend ongoing ban for clubs

Due to the nation's invasion of neighbouring Ukraine back in February, UEFA took the step of banning Russia from any form of participation in events overseen by the governing body

The Conversation

Debate: In Ukraine, the West cannot allow itself to sleepwalk into another Syrian catastrophe

It has been said over and over again: the war crimes, or – to take the view of US president Biden – crimes against humanity or genocide committed by the Russian regime in Ukraine, resemble those perpetrated in Syria since 2015 and in Chechnya in 1999-2000. Be it in Mariupol,…

The Independent UK

Push to arm Ukraine putting strain on US weapons stockpile

When President Joe Biden visits a Lockheed Martin plant on Tuesday that manufactures an antitank weapons system, he’s certain to herald the U.S.-made arms as a gamechanger in Ukraine’s stiff resistance to the Russian invasion

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