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More Isolation For Russia as IMF Board Suspends Russian Representative Role: FT

Amid Russia's ongoing military operations in Ukraine, International Monetary Fund (IMF) executive board has temporarily suspended the ceremonial role of dean held by Russian representative Aleksei Mozhin, Financial Times reported. The role of dean, held by Aleksei Mozhin since 2015, is the longest-serving Director. He came to the IMF in 1992…

Benzinga

Toyota Cuts April Production Target As Supply Chain Woes Continue

Toyota Motor Corp (NYSE:TM) said it plans to slash its vehicle production target in April by 150,000 units. The company's global production plan for April, including overseas production, is approximately 750,000 units. The auto maker's decision follows a semiconductor shortage amid disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. The global production plan average from…

Benzinga

Using pillows against bombs, older Ukrainians stay put amid war-zone exodus

When Russian jets roared low over her town and the bombing grew unbearable, Liudmila Kravtsova packed a small bag and fled by train to safer western Ukraine.

Reuters

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Russians: do you work for a western company that is pulling out of the country?

We would like to hear from employees of western companies who are pausing sales or closing shops in Russia

The Guardian - UK

Russia says Ukraine willing to 'compromise' as peace talks continue - what we know so far

The Russian invasion of Ukraine has now entered into its fourth week, with peace talks between the Kremlin and officials in Kyiv continuing.

Daily Record

Russian air strike appeared to target civilian building in Mariupol – Cleverly

The Foreign Office minister said the Russian attack in the besieged Ukrainian city appeared to have breached international conflict rules.

The Independent UK

Russians apply for trademark rip-offs after multinationals quit country

A week after US multinational McDonald's announced it would cease operations in Russia, some blatantly familiar trademark applications have been filed.

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As Ukrainians flee Russian invasion, ordinary Australians are opening their homes

Australians are opening up their homes to refugees from Ukraine. So far the government has processed more than 4000 visa applications since the invasion.

The New Daily

Russia-Ukraine peace talks, China measures restore some confidence in this week’s markets

The Australian share market, the ASX200, also put its best foot forward to reclaim 7200, a level that it spent the last three weeks trading below.

The New Daily

Rapid corporate exodus from Russia is seen as a lesson for ESG investors, regulators - Roll Call

Companies rapidly departed from Russia after its invasion of Ukraine, raising a question about the speed of their response to ESG issues.

Roll Call

Why is Belarus supporting Russia and how is it involved in Ukraine?

Old school Soviet relic Alexander Lukashenko increasingly dependent on Vladimir Putin’s patronage for survival as grip on power slips and economy teeters on brink of disaster

The Independent UK

War crimes and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

After President Biden called Russian leader Putin a ‘war criminal,’ we examine the legal implications of the term.

Al Jazeera

Crypto Founder's Idea On Ending War In Ukraine: Pay Russians $250M In Bitcoin And Ethereum To Watch Videos

Dominic Williams, the founder of DFINITY and Internet Computer (CRYPTO: ICP) blockchain, proposed a series of unconventional ideas to “hasten the end of attacks” on Ukraine.

Benzinga

Russian TV shares chilling war plan to conquer Baltic states after Ukraine invasion

A former senior officer spoke about chilling scenario in which Putin's regime captured Nato countries Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia as thousands of Nato troops take part in military exercises near the Russian border

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The Independent UK

Why does Russia want to block Ukraine from joining Nato?

Vladimir Putin vehemently opposed to neighbouring state signing up to western military alliance

Wales Online

Wales faces the worst food crisis since the Second World War

Farmers are leaving fields unsown, massive cost pressures are building in the system - the repercussions will be felt for years

Reuters

Kremlin: many people in Russia are showing themselves to be traitors

The Kremlin said on Thursday that many people in Russia were showing themselves to be "traitors" and pointed to those who were resigning from their jobs and leaving the country.

Reuters

Russia says air defence systems for Ukraine would destabilise situation

Russia's foreign ministry said on Thursday that giving Ukraine air defence systems, as requested by Ukraine's president in the U.S. Congress a day earlier, would be a destabilising factor that would not bring peace to the country.

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Reuters

Kremlin says talks with Ukraine continue, no deal yet

The Kremlin said on Thursday that Russia was putting colossal energy into talks on a possible peace deal with Ukraine that could swiftly stop the Russian military operation there.

Al Jazeera

Mines, sandbags and roadblocks: Odesa fortifies for Russian war

Capturing Ukraine’s third-largest city would effectively cut the rest of the country off from the Black Sea.

The Independent UK

Ukraine-Russia maps: Where is the invasion taking place?

Vladimir Putin’s ‘special military operation’ brings bloody warfare to cities of western neighbour

The Independent UK

Doubts cast for first time over whether Russia will launch assault on Kyiv

‘I think it’s a question as to whether Moscow now intends to try to assault Kyiv,’ says a senior western official

ABC News

International leaders are calling Vladimir Putin a 'war criminal'. Here's why charging him might be a long way off

Allegations that Russian President Vladimir Putin is a war criminal are beginning to pile up and prosecutors from the International Criminal Court are on the case. But that doesn't mean he'll be facing a court any time soon.

Daily Mirror

Marks & Spencer unable to shut Russia franchise stores with 48 shops still open

Marks and Spencer stores are operated by a Turkish company called FiBA, which has held the rights to sell the retailer's products across Eastern Europe since 1999

The Independent UK

Russia sanctions: Mercedes-Benz and L’Oreal join firms severing ties over Ukraine invasion - see full list

Banks, businesses, oligarchs and Cabinet ministers all targeted with harsh economic penalties by Western democracies as punishment for Vladimir Putin’s actions

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