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Ukraine-Russia war updates: Humanitarian corridors open in six cities, Ukraine authorities say — as it happened

In the eastern Ukrainian city of Mariupol there have been claims of shelling as elsewhere residents are looking to exit through humanitarian corridors.

ABC News

Global stagflation risk: On the need to cut fuel taxes

India will have to cut fuel taxes or risk both faster inflation and slower growth

The Hindu

FIM Suspends Russian And Belarusian Riders Over Ukraine Conflict

FIM suspends Russian and Belarusian riders and teams from international two-wheeler competitions due to the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine.

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A Hamptons pastry chef, a new bride and a father who won the green card lottery: The Ukrainians returning home from US to fight for their country

While more than two million refugees have evacuated Ukraine to escape Russia’s violent assault on troops and civilians alike, a growing number of Ukrainians living in the US are making the opposite journey to return to their homes and fight. Rachel Sharp reports

The Independent UK

Russians crowd trains to Helsinki as passage to EU narrows

Hundreds of Russian passengers have filled up trains to Finland's capital Helsinki from Saint Petersburg every day since the war in Ukraine began and mutual airspace closures cut off flight connections between Russia and the European Union.

Reuters

McDonald’s, Starbucks, Coca-Cola and Pepsi suspend Russian operations

‘Our values mean we cannot ignore the needless human suffering unfolding in Ukraine,’ says burger chain’s chief executive

The Guardian - UK

Pentagon rejects Polish plan to give fighter jets to U.S. to supply Ukraine

The plan "raises serious concerns for the entire NATO alliance," Kirby said.

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Before and after pictures from Ukraine show absolute devastation caused by Russian troops

Homes, schools and hospitals decimated as bombing forces millions to flee

The Independent UK

McDonald's closes all restaurants in Russia after international pressure

The fast-food giant is shutting its doors in the country after Russia invaded Ukraine

Wales Online

China’s takeaways from the war

While developments in Ukraine present some challenges, they promise more positive outcomes for China

The Hindu

Government 'set to cut fuel excise duties' as prices soar due to Ukraine-Russia war

A number of stations were selling petrol and diesel at more than €2 a litre recently

Irish Mirror

McDonald's finally closes all stores in Russia after facing global backlash

The fast food giant faced backlash for continuing its operations in the country in spite of worldwide condemnation for Vladimir Putin's illegal attacks on Ukraine.

Daily Record

How the US ban on Russian oil risks splitting the west’s response

Analysis: The lights will not be going out in America but the same cannot be said for the EU, given its energy dependence on Moscow

The Guardian - UK

Pulling the plug on Russian oil and gas won’t be a smooth ride for consumers

Shell has issued a reminder to Europe of the disruption entailed in disentangling itself from its energy framework

The Guardian - UK

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UN tourism body to vote on suspending Russia's membership

The United Nations' tourism body said on Tuesday it would vote in the coming days to temporarily suspend Russia's membership in the organisation due to the country's invasion of Ukraine.

France 24

Mother of all sanctions: Can the West do without Russian oil and gas?

Europe's first full-scale invasion of a sovereign state since World War II, a refugee crisis to match and an endgame sure to upend more than just the West's resolve: as the EU turns up the heat on Vladimir Putin, it's already asking citizens to turn down their thermostats. How will…

Inverse

Bethesda founder calls for action on Ukraine: “The gaming community has power”

Weaver, who founded Bethesda Softworks in 1986, is hoping to leverage his status in the industry he helped build to make a difference for Ukraine.

The Conversation

Ukrainian academics face exile, harassment and censorship in ongoing war

Protests at universities and statements from the International Science Council denouncing Russia’s invasion of Ukraine point to the beginning of a massive refugee crisis — and also raise urgent questions about how the conflict will affect Ukraine’s scholars and research.

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Benzinga

McDonald's Shuts Down Russian Restaurants

McDonald’s Corp. (NYSE: MCD) has announced it is shutting down its Russian restaurants.

Manchester Evening News

McDonald's temporarily closes Russian operations after Ukraine invasion

The huge company has come under immense scrutiny lately

Reuters

Flowers for women in Russia, but not all want to celebrate

Russian President Vladimir Putin thanked female military personnel and healthcare workers in a video message on International Women's Day, Tass news agency reported on Tuesday.

Axios

Israeli officials say Russia-Ukraine ceasefire talks at critical point

Israeli prime minister Naftali Bennett spoke with Zelensky and Putin again on Tuesday.

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on China and Russia: enough in common

Editorial: The invasion of Ukraine puts Beijing in an uncomfortable position. That doesn’t mean it will distance itself from Moscow

The Independent UK

Russian children in cancer hospice made to stand in Z shape to support invasion

Vladimir Vavilov, chairman of a cancer charity that runs centre, organised sick children and staff to line up to produce letter in snow

Daily Mirror

Russian invasion of Ukraine 'faltering' fuelling fears civilians deliberately targeted

Ukraine claims Moscow has lost more than 12,000 troops in fighting, a staggering 303 tanks, 48 warplanes, 80 helicopters and over 1,000 armoured personnel carriers

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