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U.S. targets Russians over Ukraine invasion, human rights violations

The United States on Tuesday imposed sanctions on Russian military leaders and people it accused of being connected to human rights violations while slapping fresh measures on Moscow's close ally Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko.

Reuters

Russian TV editor who protested war in Ukraine live on air ‘appears in court’

Channel 1 editor Marina Ovsyannikova appears in court to face charges, Novaya Gazeta reported

The Independent UK

Russian request to freeze UEFA ban on its teams denied

The ban on Russian soccer teams from European competition has been upheld by the Court of Arbitration for Sport

The Independent UK

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US sanctions Belarusian president Lukashenko and more Russian officials

Mr Lukashenko and his wife Halina are barred from entering the US

The Independent UK

Boeing: why the Ukraine crisis could help it become the world's number one aircraft maker again

Boeing has faced a lot of bad press in recent years, and deservedly so. After two Boeing 737 Max crashes killed 346 people, the American aerospace giant was criticised for its “slow” and “defensive” handling of the crisis, and nearly 400 planes were grounded for 20 months following a temporary…

The Conversation

Body of Russian model who branded Putin ‘a psychopath’ found in suitcase year after going missing

Gretta Vedler was killed a month after she wrote on social media against the Russian president

The Independent UK

Satellite outage caused 'huge loss in communications' at war's outset -Ukrainian official

A senior Ukrainian cybersecurity official said that the digital sabotage that hit Viasat's KA-SAT network last month caused a massive communications outage at the outset of Russia's invasion.

Reuters

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Car dealer Inchcape takes £750 million hit on Russia exit

The car dealer is seeking to transfer its Moscow-based operations to a local operator

Evening Standard

Ukrainian children treated for cancer at Bristol Children's Hospital

They have been brought to England following Russia's invasion of their country

Bristol Post

Brit sniper in Ukraine says Russian forces 'hammered' by 'Taliban on steroids'

Shane Matthews, a retired Lance Corporal travelled to Kyiv, is currently helping to fortify the capital against Vladimir Putin ’s advancing troops.

Daily Record

3 Airline Stocks Wall Street Predicts Will Rally More Than 60%

Although an increase in jet fuel prices due to the Ukraine-Russia war has become a massive challenge for the recovering airline industry, rising travel demand globally should help many carriers advance. Hence, Wall Street Analysts expect the stocks of fundamentally sound carriers Frontier Group (ULCC), Spirit Airlines, Inc. (SAVE), and…

StockNews.com

Here's Why Camber Energy Shares Are Falling

Shares of energy companies, including Camber Energy Inc (NASDAQ: CEI), are trading lower as oil prices pull back amid Russia-Ukraine talks as well as increasing Chinese COVID cases.

Benzinga

U.S. still engaging with Russia on Iran deal despite Ukraine - U.S. official

The United States continues to engage with Russia on reviving the Iran nuclear deal, a senior U.S. State Department official said on Tuesday, saying Moscow may now grasp that Ukraine-related sanctions should not affect the accord's implementation.

Reuters

UK announces Russian trade sanctions on vodka, sports cars and designer clothes

The economic sanctions are designed to ‘cause maximum harm to Putin’s war machine’, the Government said.

Daily Record

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Daily Mirror

Inside Russian oligarch's UK mansion occupied by squatters demanding homes for refugees

The group protesting Russia's invasion of Ukraine broke into the house at 5 Belgravia Square yesterday leading to a seven hour stand-off with police before they were removed

The Conversation

Why Vladimir Putin is botching his Ukrainian invasion

The war started by Vladimir Putin against Ukraine is not unfolding as he expected it would.

Tribune News Service

Congress cuts humanitarian spending despite billions for Ukraine

WASHINGTON — The bipartisan spending deal that Congress cleared last week provides billions of dollars in aid for Ukraine, but it cuts other humanitarian programs meant to address mounting hunger crises elsewhere in the world, including Afghanistan and West Africa.

Benzinga

What Will It Take For OPEC+ To Increase Its Oil Output?

The worsening oil supply shortage in the wake of the Russian invasion of Ukraine has sent pump prices to record highs in recent weeks, sparking fears of a catastrophic global oil crisis and soaring inflation.

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The Conversation

Russia's invasion of Ukraine is illegal under international law: suggesting it's not is dangerous

While the world is largely united against the invasion of Ukraine by Russia, South African public figures, including the government, have attempted to downplay that it is, in fact, an invasion. And their frequent calls for negotiation tend to present the conflict as one in which both sides should be…

Reuters

Ukraine raises $185 million at debt auction for war effort, says finance ministry

Ukraine raised 5.4 billion hryvnias ($185 million) on Tuesday at a third auction of local one-year bonds to raise money for its fight against Russian forces, the finance ministry said in a statement.

Reuters

NATO concerned Moscow could stage "false flag" operation in Ukraine -Stoltenberg

NATO is concerned Russia might use chemical weapons in a "false flag" attack as part of its invasion of Ukraine, NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said on Tuesday.

The Independent UK

Johnson defends Saudi trip as part of plan to reduce Russia’s oil influence

Boris Johnson said the West had to wean itself off Vladimir Putin’s oil and gas.

The Independent UK

Russia seeks 13-year prison sentence for Kremlin foe Navalny

The Russian authorities are seeking a 13-year prison sentence for opposition leader Alexei Navalny in a trial that is widely seen as politically motivated

Evening Standard

The Russians risking everything to protest Vladimir Putin’s war

There are thousands of Russian citizens defying the Kremlin’s authoritarian laws on freedom of speech

The Independent UK

Bank of England joins effort to safeguard Ukraine’s assets as country faces economic devastation

Exclusive: The governor of the Bank of England, Andrew Bailey, offered his support to his Ukrainian counterpart

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