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Lush stores in Russia to stay open amid Ukraine crisis - but supplies suspended

The cosmetics company said it would halt online sales to Russia, but its licensee operator would continue trading

Birmingham Post

‘We won’t be welcoming the Russians with roses’: Odesa prepares for attack

The port of Odesa in southwestern Ukraine is a prime target for Russia due to its history and strategic position on the Black Sea. As soldiers and volunteers prepare for an assault on the city, even some local figures linked to the underworld have joined the war effort. FRANCE 24’s…

France 24

US-funded biolabs in Ukraine at the heart of ongoing propaganda war

Since the 1990s, Washington and Kiev have cooperated in preventing the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction and fighting the spread of dangerous diseases. However, since the Russian invasion of Ukraine, a group of allegedly US-funded laboratories have become the subject of stepped-up and relentless conspiracy theories which the US…

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How racism colors Ukraine coverage

Ukraine is a global crisis and a humanitarian tragedy. But Western media coverage has an obvious racial bias

Salon

Russia-Ukraine war: Putin greenlights letting volunteers fight

Russia says more than 16,000 people, mostly from the Middle East, have appealed to join fighting.

Al Jazeera

As Western firms cut ties with Russia, Kremlin signals it could seize assets

The growing exodus of Western firms has upset Russian consumers, while authorities are weighing up the possibility of temporarily taking over firms with large shares of foreign ownership. We take a closer look. Also, the IMF warns that rising commodity prices due to the war in Ukraine could hurt developing…

France 24

Spurs Boss Conte Saddened by Turmoil at Former Club Chelsea

Tottenham Hotspur head coach Antonio Conte said he felt pity for former side Chelsea after the Premier League team's billionaire Russian owner Roman Abramovich had sanctions imposed on him by the British government following Moscow's invasion of Ukraine. Abramovich, who had been under scrutiny, announced last week that he was…

Asharq Al-Awsat

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Ukraine is well ahead in the global battle for hearts and minds – but Russia knew this would happen

Warfare has always involved an element of propaganda. Indeed, without mass communications that attempt justify violent actions there arguably can be no war. Soldiers need a cause to fight for. Publics need a cause to back. World leaders and influential global figures need to become advocates for one side or…

The Conversation

Hundreds of Tunisians stranded in Ukraine return home safely

Vast majority of Tunisians caught in Russia-Ukraine war have evacuated, and others await flights back as fighting rages.

Al Jazeera

How war in Ukraine is affecting your superannuation account

Superannuation has turned down in 2022 because of rising interest rates and the effects of Russia's vicious invasion of Ukraine.

The New Daily

COVID-19’s global toll may be as much as four times higher than official figures

If the findings of a major new study, published in The Lancet, are correct, the COVID death toll accounts for around 20 million people worldwide.

The New Daily

‘Remain calm’: Financial war against Russia gets hotter, but don’t panic just yet

Just over two weeks into Russia’s expanded invasion of Ukraine, two very different wars are being waged across Europe’s renewed iron curtain.

The New Daily

The Ferguson Report: Russian oligarchs endure war, sanctions and missing out on Hitler’s car

Meanwhile, in other fake news, Prime Minister Scott Morrison has declared Australia needs more submarines to make travel easier during the floods.

The New Daily

Former Sen. Dan Coats dishes on Supreme Court, Ukraine, Trump

WASHINGTON — Dan Coats took on many different roles in his four decades in national and international politics, and all of them seem to be colliding at once as Russia invades Ukraine, as Europe and former President Donald Trump respond, and the Senate starts a historic Supreme Court confirmation process.

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Goldman Sachs Becomes First Big US Bank to Leave Russia

US investment bank Goldman Sachs on Thursday announced it would pull out of Russia, becoming the first Wall Street institution to distance itself from Moscow after its invasion of Ukraine. Disney, which has halted movie releases in Russia, also said it would withdraw other products, as more American businesses express…

The Guardian - UK

First Thing: Russian forces ‘have killed more civilians than soldiers’

Zelenskiy calls Russia a ‘terrorist state’ as bombs hit cities further west. Plus, the chefs cooking in solidarity with Ukraine

Salon

We don't see all refugees the same way

Whether in Russia now or America after 9/11, for nations that make war, the victims of aggression become invisible

The Conversation

The cost of war: how Russia's economy will struggle to pay the price of invading Ukraine

The invasion of Ukraine has placed Russia on the verge of bankruptcy. Interest rates have doubled, the stock market has closed, and the rouble has fallen to its lowest level ever.

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Trudy Rubin: Mariupol’s bombed maternity hospital exemplifies why NATO should protect Ukraine’s skies

Four weeks ago I visited the Ukrainian port city of Mariupol and spoke with residents about a possible Russian invasion. None of them imagined they would soon be besieged by a Russian military that has cut off their water, electricity, and food supplies, and deliberately attacks civilian targets — including…

Miami Herald

Greg Cote: Why is Brittney Griner lost in Russia? Start with low WNBA pay — and NBA failing to help.

MIAMI — American basketball star Brittney Griner, one of the most prominent players in the WNBA, finds herself detained in Russia on drug charges that may well have been concocted to make her the political pawn she has become.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Putin Says Russia to Use Volunteer Fighters against Ukraine

Russian President Vladimir Putin gave the green light on Friday for up to 16,000 volunteers from the Middle East to be deployed alongside Russian-backed rebels to fight in Ukraine, doubling down an invasion that the West says has been losing momentum. The move, just over two weeks since Putin ordered…

Al Jazeera

What do we know about Ukraine’s use of Turkish Bayraktar drones?

Ankara, which has good relations with both Moscow and Kyiv, has sold dozens of its combat drones to Ukraine since 2019.

The Conversation

History may explain South Africa's refusal to condemn Russia's invasion of Ukraine

South Africa abstained in a vote in the United Nations General Assembly on the resolution condemning the Russian invasion of the Ukraine, and demanding their withdrawal.

The Guardian - UK

‘My plan is there is no plan’: the foreign fighters flocking to Ukraine

Thousands of people from around the world have joined the war effort, unsure when or if they will return home

The Guardian - UK

Can turning down our radiators turn up the heat on Vladimir Putin?

Russia has used its gas supply as an “economic weapon”. The West should counter with its own energy-saving measures

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