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Ukraine war: Zelenskiy urges global protests ‘in the name of peace’ to mark month since invasion began

President urges people to ‘come from your offices, your homes, your schools and universities’ to support Ukraine

The Guardian - AU

Ukraine war: Trade Unions to hold rally outside Russian Embassy

The rally will mark one month since the Russian invasion of Ukraine

Dublin Live

Feb exports rise 16.2% y/y, beats forecast

Exports rose by a more than expected 16.2% in February from a year earlier on improved global demand while the Russia-Ukraine war had yet to affect trade, the commerce minister said on Thursday.

Bangkok Post

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Former Canadian forces sniper 'Wali' debunks Russian disinformation campaign that claims he died in Ukraine

Rumours posted on Russia social media claiming former Canadian sniper "Wali" had died on the Ukrainian frontline have been debunked, with the foreign soldier saying he "was the last person to learn about my death".

ABC News

Volodymyr Zelensky calls for worldwide demonstrations today

The appeal comes exactly one month after Russia began its invasion of Ukraine

Wales Online

Asian shares mixed after Wall St falls; oil prices fall back

Stocks are mixed in Asia following a retreat on Wall Street as crude oil prices rose sharply

The Independent UK

Why Telegram became the go-to app for Ukrainians – despite being rife with Russian disinformation

For weeks, Russia’s military assault on Ukraine has been complemented by full-fledged information warfare. The Kremlin has propagandised Russian state media, and is trying to control the narrative online too.

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Russian troops near Kyiv low on morale and in danger of being surrounded as Ukraine fights back

Russian troops north-east of Kyiv are reportedly low on morale and in danger of being surrounded as Ukraine continues a surprising defence of the capital.

The New Daily

It’s nonsense for Angus Taylor to suggest Australia could face an energy crisis like Europe’s

Australia already has energy independence and extracts more gas than it needs to meet domestic demand. Indeed three-quarters is exported as LNG

The Guardian - AU

UN to vote on blaming Russia for Ukraine humanitarian crisis

The U.N. General Assembly is voting Thursday on a resolution backed by over 90 countries that blames Russia for the escalating humanitarian crisis in Ukraine

The Independent UK

One person trapped after coal mine collapse in Russia - report

One miner has been trapped in a coal mine in Russia's Kemerovo region after a methane release caused a partial collapse of the mine, Russia's Interfax news agency said on Thursday, citing regional authorities.

Reuters

Biden, Western allies gather at tense moment in Ukraine war

President Joe Biden and Western allies are gathering in Brussels on Thursday to grapple with Russia's invasion of the Ukraine and its global reverberations

The Independent UK

Russia-Ukraine war fails to fuel Biden rebound: AP-NORC poll

President Joe Biden is in Brussels to meet with key allies and coordinate a stronger response to Russia’s assault on Ukraine

The Independent UK

One month on: how a tragedy has unfolded in Ukraine

Russia’s failure to score a quick victory has led to a grimmer phase of the war, and much still hangs in the balance

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‘We never interfere’: China will not try to influence federal election, says new ambassador to Australia

‘Whoever is going to be the ruling party after the election, we are looking forward to a more positive relationship’, says Xiao Qian

AAP

Russia, Ukraine hackers run ransomware ops

Russian and Ukrainian cyber gangs continue to launch ransomware campaigns, with Australian firms at risk of data compromise and extortion.

France 24

‘We just want to stay alive’: Sheltering from Russian bombs in Odesa’s catacombs

Russian forces bombed residential areas in their first attack on the Black Sea port of Odesa on Monday. Ukraine fears the city could be the next target of Russia’s offensive in the south. Its inhabitants have found the perfect refuge from Russian bombs – the city's catacombs.

The Conversation

Atomic disruption: how Russia's war on Ukraine has rattled the nuclear world order

Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine has upended all kinds of certainties, created new possibilities and closed off old ones. This is certainly true for the world’s use of nuclear power.

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The Independent UK

Biden news – live: President’s approval rating stalls as Americans want tougher stance on Russia

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Reuters

Ukrainian female soccer pros find new training ground in Germany

A semi-professional female soccer team that fled the war in Ukraine has found shelter and a new training ground at the German Bundesliga club 1.FC Cologne.

Al Jazeera

Russian regulator blocks Google News over “inauthentic” war info

Ban comes after Google said it would not help platforms sell ads alongside content that condones conflict in Ukraine.

The Conversation

Guide to the classics: Immanuel Kant’s Toward Perpetual Peace and its relevance to the war in Ukraine

A powerful European country invades a less powerful one. This is a story that German philosopher Immanuel Kant, while writing his essay Toward Perpetual Peace in 1795 in Prussian Königsberg (now a Russian territory on the Baltic Sea called Kaliningrad), was all too familiar with.

Al Jazeera

WHO says 64 hospitals attacked since Russian invasion of Ukraine

UN agency condemns the attacks it says are a breach of international law.

Bangkok Post

Ukraine war's spillover swamps poor countries still reeling from Covid-19

Over the past 120 years, a Beirut bakery has survived civil war, Lebanon's financial crisis and the Covid-19 pandemic. Fighting in Ukraine, disrupting food and energy supplies world-wide, may soon put it out of business.

ABC News

US and Australia accuse Russia of war crimes, as Moscow and Washington expel diplomats

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken says Washington is tracking reports of Russian war crimes in Ukraine, "pursuing accountability using every tool available, including criminal prosecutions".

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