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Russia says it will open evacuation corridors from five Ukrainian cities -agencies

The Russian defence ministry will declare a ceasefire on Friday and open humanitarian corridors for the evacuation of Ukrainians from five cities, the RIA and Interfax news agencies reported on Thursday.

Reuters

Ukraine streets full of corpses as 1,200 die and locals dig mass grave in Mariupol

Grim images have emerged of a 25 metres long long trench being filled with bodies, wrapped in carpets and sacking. As many as 1,200 have died during a brutal nine-day siege

Daily Mirror

The sanctions on Chelsea FC owner Roman Abramovich, explained

What's happening with Chelsea?

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Unwanted Russian oil and gas poses ‘environmental conundrum’ over methane emission risk

Exclusive: ‘This crisis keeps emphasising the problems with fossil fuels,’ Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit expert says

The Independent UK

Disney suspends Russian operations in response to Ukraine invasion

Disney is latest firm to pause business, including content and product licensing and live TV channels

The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson fears Russia may use chemical weapons in Ukraine

Boris Johnson has accused Vladimir Putin of a "cynical" attempt to manufacture a pretext for using chemical weapons in Ukraine

Liverpool Echo

Video: Irpin mounts resistance against Russian tanks advancing on Kyiv

In the heart of Irpin, a satellite city located around 20 kilometres northwest of Kyiv, FRANCE 24’s Cyril Payen finds the entire city is mounting resistance against Russian forces advancing towards the Ukrainian capital.

France 24

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Russia to open 'humanitarian corridors' for five major Ukraine cities from tomorrow

Mikhail Mizintsev, head of the Russian National Defence Control Centre, said people could either travel to Russia or other cities in Ukraine while the corridors are open

Daily Mirror

Russian TV boosts Kremlin line on invasion after slow start

It took several days after the start of Russia's invasion of Ukraine for state media to gear up a campaign of widespread public support for the military action

The Independent UK

Two weeks into Ukraine war, faint glimmers of compromise emerge

(This was refiled to add attribution to headline in March 10 story.)

Reuters

Russia-Ukraine war military dispatch: March 10, 2022

Russian forces renew bombardment of Mariupol and edge closer to Kyiv, as diplomatic talks fail to make progress.

Al Jazeera

Russia-Ukraine - What This Volatile Backdrop Means For Businesses

By Neil Debenham The Covid 19 pandemic significantly affected businesses and induced numerous permanent companies closures worldwide but as society returns to normal, businesses now face a new volatile backdrop caused by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Benzinga

What Vice President Kamala Harris didn’t say in Poland

Vice President Kamala Harris touched all the bases in her remarks. But what did she leave unsaid

The Independent UK

Goldman Sachs becomes first Wall Street bank to leave Russia

Growing number of major US companies leaving Russia due to invasion of Ukraine

The Independent UK

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Boris Johnson admits 'fears' Russia may use chemical weapons in Ukraine

Boris Johnson is the most senior figure to sound the alarm after concerns about chemical weapons were voiced over the last 24 hours by Western officials

The Conversation

Why stagflation is an economic nightmare – and could become a real headache for Biden and the Fed if it emerges in the US

Inflation hit a fresh 40-year high in February as the Consumer Price Index surged to 7.9%, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported on March 10, 2022. The continuing surge in inflation comes amid growing fears that the recovering U.S. economy might suffer significantly from the knock-on effects of sanctions…

ABC News

US, UK fear Russia may use chemical weapons in Ukraine as EU accuses Moscow of war crimes for hospital strike

The US and UK say Russia is seeking to establish a "false flag" to justify possible use of chemical weapons in Ukraine, as EU officials say a deadly Russian strike on a maternity hospital constitutes a war crime.

Reuters

Twitter, Facebook remove Russian embassy tweet on Mariupol hospital bombing

Twitter Inc and Meta Platform's Facebook have removed posts from the Russian Embassy in the United Kingdom about the bombing of a children's hospital in Mariupol for breaking its rules against denying violent events, the companies said on Thursday.

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Daily Mirror

Russia committed 'act of nuclear terrorism' by bombing science site, says Ukraine

Ukraine's Centre for Strategic Communications and Information Security warned that equipment at the Kharkiv Institute of Physics and Technology could cause radioactive pollution if damaged

The Independent UK

Psaki refuses to comment on claim Brittney Griner being used as Putin ‘bargaining chip’

Jen Psaki said it was ‘not constructive’ to discuss specifics in case

The Guardian - AU

Morning mail: Mariupol ‘genocide’, Sydney Harbour turns brown, airfares soar

Friday: Volodymyr Zelenskiy has condemned a Russian attack on a children’s hospital. Plus: Pollution washed into NSW beaches could linger for days

Benzinga

Marriott Closes Moscow Office, Halts Investments In Russia

Marriott International Inc (NASDAQ:MAR) has decided to close its Moscow corporate office and pause the opening of upcoming hotels in Russia, effective immediately. The hotel chain also halts all future hotel development and investment in Russia. Marriott has joined its counterparts, including Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc (NYSE:HLT) and Hyatt Hotels Corp(NYSE:H), who announced similar moves on…

ABC News

Record-high petrol prices deliver double blow for charities feeding less fortunate Canberrans

Russia's invasion of Ukraine sees record-high petrol prices in the ACT, making charities like Oz Harvest food rescue organisation worry for less fortunate Canberrans.

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5 No-Brainer Growth Stocks to Buy During the Market Correction

The stock market has been exhibiting immense volatility of late due to escalating economic sanctions on Russia in response to its invasion of Ukraine, inflationary pressures, and supply chain disruptions. However, some growth-focused companies should be able to capitalize on the steady economic recovery this year. Microsoft (MSFT), Alphabet (GOOGL),…

Daily Mirror

Chelsea fans sing Roman Abramovich's name in support of owner after government sanctions

Chelsea fans have responded to the news that the club's owner Roman Abramovich has been sanctioned by the UK Government amid Russian's military invasion in to Ukraine

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