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Djokovic, Russian players expected to compete at French Open

Novak Djokovic will be allowed to play at the French Open even if he is not vaccinated against COVID-19 as long as the coronavirus situation in France remains stable

The Independent UK

Who is Ramzan Kadyrov? 'Barbaric' Chechen president with three wives and 12 children said to be joining Putin's war

The 45-year-old friend of Russian President Vladimir Putin is reported to have taken to Telegram to share a video of himself wearing a military uniform

Irish Mirror

Vitali Klitschko hits out at Vladimir Putin's "bulls***" claim about war

The former world heavyweight champion has been on the front lines in Ukraine as part of his role as mayor of Kyiv, and angrily responded to Putin's argument about Russia's attacks on his country

Daily Mirror

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Harrowing video sees Russians shoot Ukrainian civilian who had his hands up

WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT It is believed the civilian was killed in front of a woman and child who were still in the car before they were later led away to a wooded area

Daily Mirror

Ukraine's child refugees pose huge challenge for Europe

Concerns are mounting in countries that have received tens of thousands of Ukrainian children about the huge task of providing them with long-term mental care and schooling

The Independent UK

Talking to kids about nukes: Parents, experts suggest truth

On social media, in classrooms and at the playground, children who hear about Russia's invasion of Ukraine are wondering where the war could lead

The Independent UK

Kyiv suffers more attacks as Zelenskyy prepares to address Congress

KYIV, Ukraine — Under a full-day curfew that brought the city to a standstill, Kyiv awoke Wednesday to air-raid sirens and more pain inflicted on residential neighborhoods as Russian forces — still stalled outside the capital — continued attacks on civilian areas across the country.

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Italy says it seizes property belonging to Russian oligarch Aven

Italy has seized a building complex on the Mediterranean island of Sardinia owned by Russian businessman Petr Olegovich Aven, Prime Minister Mario Draghi's office said on Wednesday.

Reuters

Robert Rinder shares heartbreaking pics of meeting with Strictly partner's Ukrainian relatives

The Judge Rinder star travelled out to the Poland/Ukraine border to report from the front lines following Russia's illegal invasion and has been battling to get supplies to Oksana Platero’s family

Daily Mirror

Zelenskyy pleads with Congress, Biden for more air defense weapons in war with Russia - Roll Call

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy directly pleaded for weapons during an address to Congress Wednesday.

Roll Call

Czech prime minister: Ukraine above all needs more weapons

Ukraine above all needs more supplies of weapons to defend itself against Russia's invasion, Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala said on Wednesday after returning from a visit to Kyiv.

Reuters

Talk of ‘compromise’ as Russia-Ukraine peace talks set to resume

Moscow says parts of a possible peace deal with Kyiv close to being agreed as the peace talks enter a serious phase.

Al Jazeera

Eastern Europe helps Ukraine refugees feel at home with school places, jobs

Thousands more refugees from Ukraine crossed into Eastern Europe on Wednesday, where authorities are providing food, social services and school places to help people rebuild their lives away from war.

Reuters

Joe Biden calls Vladimir Putin a ‘war criminal’ – as it happened

White House says president was ‘speaking from his heart’ after Biden says ‘I think he is a war criminal’ – follow the latest politics news

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Russian anti-war protester strip-searched in 10-hour ordeal at her home

Ekaterina Aleksandrova, 26, works as an assistant to an opposition councillor and has publicly supported Alexei Navalny.

Daily Record

Tearful Russian soldiers slam Putin for killing children in Ukraine invasion

The three soldiers are thought to have been shot down from Ukrainian airspace last week before being allowed the chance to speak to journalists.

Daily Mirror

Ministry of Defence explains why Russia's invasion of Ukraine is failing

Russia's invasion of Ukraine is approaching the end of its third week, over a period where it has suffered heavier casualties than Kyiv's forces and continues to struggle to make advances into the country's cities

Irish Mirror

Ukrainian girl, 9, loses arm after being shot by Russian troops as dad killed in front of her

Seconds before the girl, along with her mother and sister, escaped the family car, she witnessed her father being shot dead as a flurry of bullets rained down on them

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Evening Standard

Ukraine: Peace talks offer ‘hope of compromise’ as Russia suffers ‘heavy losses’

Ukraine peace talks have offered “hope of compromise”, Russia’s foreign minister has claimed.

Benzinga

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The Hindu

Parliament proceedings | Russia-Ukraine war: Exports of some products from India likely to be affected, says Govt

A more precise implication of the post-war scenario can be assessed only after the situation stabilises, Minister Piyush Goyal said in a written reply in the Lok Sabha

Chronicle Live

Nine ways Rishi Sunak could cut energy bills by £150 next week

The measures would also reduce reliance on Russian imports by 80%

Evening Standard

Investors braced for first Russian default in decades

Repayments worth $117 million are due today, with widespread expectations that Moscow will be unable to meet its national debt obligations for the first time since 1998

The Japan News/Yomiuri

How far is China willing to go in its support for Russia in Ukraine crisis?

If China supports Russia in its aggression against Ukraine, it will face international criticism and severe sanctions. Is Chinese President Xi Jinping aware of the high cost that Beijing would pay?

Benzinga

Global Efforts To Reduce Semiconductor Dependence Will Further Exacerbate Crisis: Bloomberg

Growing efforts from the U.S. and Europe to consolidate their semiconductor supply chains to compete with China could backfire due to the political strings attached to the aid, Bloomberg reports. The downside includes insufficient and ill-timed government aid and different parts of the world striving to secure supplies while championing domestic…

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