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US Mulls Sanctions On Russian Supply Chains, Says U.S. Treasury's Adeyemo: Reuters

Deputy U.S. Treasury Secretary Wally Adeyemo said that the U.S. and its allies are planning new sanctions on more sectors of Russia's economy that are important in sustaining its invasion of Ukraine, including supply chains. Adeyemo said the broadening of those efforts aimed to undermine "the Kremlin's ability to operate…

Benzinga

Superyacht owned by Russian businessman detained in London

Phi was held in Canary Wharf, east London on the orders of Transport Secretary Grant Shapps.

The Independent UK

Ukraine president tells Danish parliament Russia sanctions must be tightened

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy told the Danish parliament on Tuesday that Europe must tighten sanctions on Russia, including by blocking trade, stopping buying oil and closing ports to Russian ships.

Reuters

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AfDB president: Ukraine war could trigger a food crisis in Africa

Akinwumi Adesina believes the Russia-Ukraine war will have a ripple effect on food security and energy supply.

Al Jazeera

Sanctions On Russia After Ukraine Invasion, Are Likely To Lead To Higher Prices: CNBC

According to an energy expert, consumers will have to be ready for higher prices as Russia continues its war in Ukraine and disruptions to the global energy market persist, writes CNBC. Washington and its allies have imposed sanctions on Russia, including energy exports, which could lead to inflation. “What is the…

Benzinga

War in Ukraine: Amnesty chief slams 'failure to reform' UN institutions

As the global rights watchdog Amnesty International unveils its annual report, the group's Secretary General Agnès Callamard joined us for Perspective. In the report, she accused Russia of turning humanitarian corridors in Ukraine into "death traps" – a tactic she says was used in Syria and Chechnya. Callamard also hit…

France 24

Vladimir Putin: risk-taker who is gambling his country's future

In the early 1990s, when he was deputy mayor of St Petersburg, Vladimir Putin was known to a member of the city’s legislature, Viktor Talanov. A psychologist by profession, Talanov prepared a study of Putin in which he concluded that one of his subject’s fundamental psychological characteristics was a very…

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Ukraine: a peace deal will require mutual trust, which is very hard to imagine

Ukrainian peace negotiators planning to met with Russian representatives have been told “not to eat or drink anything”, after the Russian oligarch, Roman Ambramovich, and two Ukrainian peace negotiators were reported to be suffering from what is suspected to be the effects of poisoning.

The Conversation

Roman Abramovich ordered not to eat or touch surfaces at first meeting since 'poisoning'

The Russian oligarch was urged to avoid food, drink and contact at the latest round of peace talks as Russia president Vladimir Putin continues to wage his war on Ukraine

Daily Mirror

Russia Says it Will Scale Back Near Kyiv as Talks Progress

Russia announced Tuesday it will “fundamentally" scale back military operations near Ukraine’s capital and a northern city, as talks to end the grinding war brought the outlines of a possible deal into view. Deputy Defense Minister Alexander Fomin said the change on the battlefield was meant to increase trust at…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Russia expels 10 diplomats from Baltic nations

Russia expelled 10 diplomats from the Baltic nations in a tit-for-tat response on Tuesday, including three diplomats from Estonia and Latvia, and four from Lithuania, the Russian Foreign Ministry said in a statement.

Reuters

Russia vows to reduce ‘military activity’ around Kyiv at peace talks

Moscow’s pledge has been met with scepticism and caution from powers such as the US and UK

The Independent UK

Amnesty criticises France for alleged rights failings and 'double standard' on refugees

In its annual report on the status of human rights in the world, rights group Amnesty International criticised France’s rights record, in particular its refugee policy. The report claims that French rights failings and 'double standard(s)' leave many living in squalid and humiliating circumstances while Ukrainians fleeing Russia’s invasion are…

Radio France Internationale

Commentary: First help Ukraine to survive. Beating Putin comes later

What should the U.S. and Europe be trying to achieve in Ukraine? It’s clear enough what they would like to happen. They’d like Ukraine to crush Russia’s forces, the West’s sanctions to cripple Russia’s economy, and Vladimir Putin to fail so obviously and completely that he gets driven from power.

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The Guardian - US

Russia could be guilty of starvation crimes in Ukraine. We must act

The absence, to date, of mass death from hunger doesn’t mean that Russian forces are innocent of the war crime of starvation

The Guardian - US

Why do Putin, Trump, Tucker Carlson and the Republican party sound so alike?

Putin’s lies, and the lies coming from America’s extreme right, are mutually supporting. There’s a reason for that

The Guardian - US

We were leaked the Panama Papers. Here’s how to bring down Putin’s cronies

The jurisdictions that help kleptocrats live in luxury on stolen assets must stop shielding corrupt elites

The Independent UK

Cathay Pacific New York-Hong Kong flight accidentally becomes world’s longest

Rerouted service will fly 16,618km to avoid Russian airspace

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Vladimir Putin's forces crumbling as commander 'shoots himself' after tanks pillaged by Russian soldiers to make up wages

Reports from the Ministry of Defence in Kyiv have claimed that the commander of the "13th tank regiment" of the "4th tank division of the Russian Federation" shot himself

Reuters

Kremlin: Russia and U.S. will need security dialogue sooner or later

The Kremlin said on Tuesday that Russia and the United States would need to have a dialogue on security sooner or later, but that their relations would inevitably be affected by "personal insults" by U.S. President Joe Biden directed at Russian President Vladimir Putin.

The Guardian - UK

First Thing: Ukrainians paying for ‘weak’ sanctions with their lives, says Zelenskiy

‘Fear makes you an accomplice,’ Zelenskiy tells world leaders before peace talks. Plus, bunker sales soar as anxiety over Russia rises

Reuters

UAE, Saudi say OPEC+ should not play politics

The energy ministers of Saudia Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, key members of OPEC+, said on Tuesday the producers' group should not engage in politics as pressure mounted on them to take action against Russia over its invasion of Ukraine.

Daily Mirror

Ukraine mayor survives rocket assassination attempt because he overslept

A Russian cruise missile struck the Mykolaiv Regional State Administration building, leaving several missing and feared dead, but missed Vitaliy Kim, as he was at home asleep

Evening Standard

600 Russian ‘spies unmasked’ by Ukraine in embarrassing move for Putin

Ukraine has claimed to expose the identities of more than 600 alleged Russian spies in a move to embarrass Vladimir Putin, according to reports.

The Independent UK

Russia Ukraine War Advisory

Russian and Ukrainian negotiators are meeting in Turkey. Present in the room is also the sanctioned Russian oligarch and owner of Chelsea soccer club, Roman Abramovich.

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