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Invasion of Ukraine may ‘lead to food shortages this year’

Edwin Poots told the Stormont Assembly that the consequences of the Russian action would be ‘significantly greater’ than the consequences of Brexit.

The Independent UK

Exclusive-Ukraine's Zelenskiy tells Russia "just stop the bombing" before more ceasefire talks

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Tuesday Russia must stop bombing Ukrainian cities before meaningful talks on a ceasefire could start, as a first round of negotiations this week had yielded scant progress.

Reuters

Vladimir Putin Accused Of War Crimes

“Imagine taking a deep breath then submerging yourself in water. Then imagine having all of the oxygen forced instantaneously from your body. Try to inhale again. But instead of cold water filling your lungs, toxic, flammable particles start killing you from the inside out.”

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FIBA Bans Russia From Competing Amid Invasion of Ukraine

Russian teams and officials are no longer allowed compete in FIBA Basketball and 3x3 Basketball competitions.

Sports Illustrated

Soaring energy prices could tip global economy into recession

A week is a long time in economics. Dr Murat Ungot argues the Russian invasion of Ukraine will make life more expensive – especially for low-income households and families in NZ.

Newsroom.co.nz

Shelling of Kharkiv resembles 1990s atrocities in Bosnia - UK PM Johnson

The shelling of the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv by Russian forces is an atrocity reminiscent of the attacks on Sarajevo by the Serbs in the 1990s, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said, adding such attacks were uniting the world against Russia.

Reuters

Ukraine invasion: what can be done at sea – without risking war

The closure of the Turkish straits to all warships has drawn attention to the maritime dimension of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

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Norway bans Russian alcohol from wine shops following Ukraine invasion

Norwegian liquor stores are removing Russian-made alcoholic beverages from their shelves following the invasion of Ukraine, Norway's alcohol monopoly said on Tuesday.

Reuters

Zinchenko and Yarmolenko urge football world to help stop Russia war in Ukraine

Premier League Ukrainian duo Oleksandr Zinchenko and Andriy Yarmolenko took part in the video pleading for peace in Ukraine after Russia invaded the country last week

Daily Mirror

What is a vacuum bomb? New weapon ‘Putin could unleash on Ukraine’

Thermobaric weapons are the most brutal war weapons that exist apart from nuclear weapons, experts say

The Independent UK

Why Western sanctions aren't hitting Russia where it would hurt the most: oil and gas

WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden is preparing to hammer Russia in his State of the Union address Tuesday, but he's likely to stop short of employing perhaps the most powerful economic weapon in the American and Western arsenal: a full-on embargo of Russian oil and gas.

Los Angeles Times

EU in talks with U.S. on possibly expanding airspace ban for Russian carriers

European Union officials are speaking with their United States counterparts about extending the current airspace bans imposed on Russia following its invasion of Ukraine, a senior EU official said on Tuesday.

Reuters

State of the Union 2022 - live: Biden to target Facebook as Zelensky calls on him to be ‘strong’ on Russia

Live updates as Joe Biden prepares to address Congress

The Independent UK

Cinema and TV association calls on members to cease co-operation with Russia

Pact said it joined ‘the call of millions in expressing our fervent hope for peace’.

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Economic sanctions will hurt Russians long before they stop Putin's war in Ukraine

The Russian invasion of Ukraine has been met with myriad sanctions imposed by many western nations. Imposing economic sanctions is often seen as an alternative to military intervention. The idea is that sanctions cause economic damage and coerce the target to change its objectionable course of action.

Daily Record

Stirling communities rush to aid of Ukrainian refugees fleeing Russian invasion

Residents across Stirling are donating vital supplies for desperate Ukrainians fleeing Russian forces. Russia’s military invasion has seen a number of cities across the country targeted and more than 600,000 Ukrainians displaced. Thousands have fle

The Conversation

How Vladimir Putin's security obsession has eroded Russian living standards

Russian dramatist Anton Chekhov famously advised young playwrights that “if in the first act you have hung a pistol on the wall, then in the following one it should be fired.”

Liverpool Echo

Everton's Vitalii Mykolenko delivers powerful message on Russian invasion of Ukraine

Everton's Vitalii Mykolenko has taken to social media to deliver a powerful message on the Russian invasion of Ukraine

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The Independent UK

Georgian soldier in Ukraine says he has never seen such ‘brutality and barbaric acts’ in 30 years

Mamuka Mamulashvili speaks to The Independent from the frontline of Kyiv where he is battling alongside Ukrainian troops against ‘evil empire’ Russia

The Japan News/Yomiuri

Removal from SWIFT vital to teach Russia invasion is critical mistake

Sanctions must be imposed to teach Russian President Vladimir Putin that his invasion of Ukraine is a critical mistake.

The Japan News/Yomiuri

Firms wary of possible Russian cyber-attacks

Japanese companies are on alert for possible cyber-attacks following the government's decision to impose economic sanctions on Russia.

Reuters

Isolated Russians scramble for hard currency, fear worse is yet to come

Queues of people snaked through Moscow shopping malls on Tuesday as the scramble for hard currency continued, and Russians faced increasing isolation as sanctions made travel harder and sports teams were ejected from major competitions.

The Guardian - UK

Tory MP Adam Holloway rebuked by No 10 over Ukraine trip

Gravesham MP reports being 80 miles east of Polish border, witnessing effects of Russian invasion

Reuters

Belarus leader asks Putin to deploy more S-400 missiles near Minsk, media reports

Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko said on Tuesday that he had asked Russia's President Vladimir Putin to deploy an additional S-400 missile complex west of Minsk, the RIA news agency reported, citing another news agency, Belta.

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson says UK troops won't fight Russia in Ukraine under any circumstances

Boris Johnson rejected calls for a no-fly zone over Ukraine, saying it was 'not of the agenda of any Nato country'

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