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Russia is trying to destabilise the western world

The west must prepare, militarily and psychologically, for a long period of confrontation with Russia, says Alexander Maxwell

Newsroom.co.nz

Portugal says question of Abramovich citizenship depends on inquiry

Portugal said on Thursday it would not strip the citizenship of Chelsea soccer club owner Roman Abramovich for now because that measure was not part of EU sanctions against Russian oligarchs, but his nationality status could change depending on the outcome of an inquiry.

Reuters

Fearing Russian shelling, Ukrainians try to shield their heritage

After Russian forces began attacking Ukrainian cities such as Mariupol, museums and local authorities rushed to protect their heritage, stowing away precious artworks, religious icons, and fortifying national monuments.

Reuters

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‘It’s a difficult position’: Pep Guardiola sympathises with Thomas Tuchel and Chelsea players

The London club’s Russian owner Roman Abramovich was sanctioned by the UK government on Thursday

The Independent UK

Russia shows 'reckless disregard' for Ukraine civilians, U.S. spy chiefs say

Russian forces are operating with "reckless disregard" for civilians as they face stronger-than-expected resistance in Ukraine, and American intelligence agencies are tracking their actions to hold them to account, U.S. Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines said on Thursday.

Reuters

All the ways you can help the war in Ukraine while tackling cost of living crisis

Energy efficiency, reduced consumption and smart investments are just some of the ways you can offset your energy costs while helping lower the UK's reliance on Russian gas imports - insulate to isolate

Daily Mirror

Where is Vladimir Putin right now? Russia leader's latest movements as war ramps up

Talks took place today in Turkey between the top diplomats of Moscow and Kyiv but did not end in a breakthrough, with the war now expected to continue for some time

Irish Mirror

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Germans offer up 300,000 private homes for refugees from Ukraine

Germans have offered up 300,000 private homes to house refugees from Ukraine following Russia's invasion of the country, Germany's interior ministry said on Thursday.

Reuters

Concerns as Subway worker, 19, with no military experience leaves family to fight in Ukraine

"He hasn't got any military experience or anything like that - it's just literally from Call of Duty."

Manchester Evening News

AWOL British soldiers warned fighting in Ukraine could escalate risk to UK

It is feared Russia will see the move as an excuse to view the UK as an active party in the conflict

Wales Online

Dispatch From Ukraine: Living as a Russian in Ukraine

A Russian-Ukrainian woman describes how Russians are being fed misinformation.

Reason

Tokyo Air Raid survivor saddened by Russia's indiscriminate use of force 77 years after harrowing experience

In the predawn hours of March 10, 1945, the United States indiscriminately bombed Japan's capital using B-29s, killing 100,000 people in what became known as the Great Tokyo Air Raid.

The Japan News/Yomiuri

Tchaikovsky and Moscow Mules off: consumers vent fury over Ukraine invasion

Madrid restaurant trolled, priest defaces Dublin embassy and orchestra cancels 1812 Overture in anti-Russia actions

The Guardian - UK

Ukrainians stranded by war while on holiday in Egypt head home

Thousands of Ukrainians who were on vacation in Egypt when Russia invaded their country have arrived in Budapest in recent days, with most setting off for home even as fighting there grows worse by the day.

Reuters

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Harris supports war crimes investigation of Russian bombing of Ukrainian hospital

WARSAW, Poland — Vice President Kamala Harris said Thursday that Russia’s bombing of a civilian hospital in Ukraine should be investigated as a potential war crime, becoming the highest-level U.S. official to condemn an attack that has drawn worldwide outrage and ratcheted up calls for Moscow to back off its…

The Conversation

The Russian economy is headed for collapse

To justify invading Ukraine, Vladimir Putin has painted Russia as a hegemonic power re-asserting its rightful claim to imperial greatness. Yet even before the invasion, Russia’s economic capabilities were hardly capable of sustaining an empire.

The Times of India

Chess player Anwesh Upadhyaya safely returns home from war-torn Ukraine

CHENNAI: Indian chess player Anwesh Upadhyaya has finally returned home along with his fiancee Viktoriia Ivanova, after being struck in war-torn Ukraine following Russia's invasion nearly two weeks ago.

Reuters

Putin warns the West: Russia will emerge stronger

Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that Russia would ultimately emerge stronger and more independent after overcoming the difficulties caused by what he called the West's illegitimate sanctions.

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Reason

More on Offering Asylum to Russian Soldiers Who Surrender in Ukraine

The idea has gained additional adherents, and there are various proposals on how to implement it.

The Guardian - UK

British troops who leave to fight in Ukraine will face court martial, says PM

Boris Johnson repeats warnings by ministers and chief of defence staff that joining resistance against Russian invasion is illegal

Reuters

Putin says Russia will solve its problems, calls sanctions illegitimate

Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that Western sanctions were illegimate and Russia would calmly solve the problems arising from them.

France 24

Ukraine facing 'economic strangulation' from war, former finance minister says

Ukraine's former finance minister has told FRANCE 24 that any company doing business with Russia is indirectly financing the war in Ukraine. Natalie Jaresko was in office from 2014 to 2016, when Russia annexed Crimea and conflict was raging in the eastern Donbas region. She described the current situation facing…

The Guardian - UK

Sergei Lavrov prefers propaganda over reality in Ukraine talks

Russian foreign minister tells tripartite meeting in Turkey: ‘We have not even attacked Ukraine’

Reuters

Putin warns of higher global food prices if export restrictions applied

Global food prices will rise further if western nations intensify economic pressure on Russia, a major global fertilizer producer, President Vladimir Putin said.

Los Angeles Times

Consumer prices rise again in February, likely headed higher amid Russian war in Ukraine

WASHINGTON — In a development that cast a dark shadow over an otherwise strong economy, inflation surged in February to a new four-decade high with the cost of gasoline and other consumer goods and services climbing at an accelerating pace.

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