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Ill? ‘Unhinged’? Or calculating? Russia’s Putin keeps everyone guessing

The “madman” theory is a long-standing political trope, redolent of Cold War-era rivalries. The idea is to throw opponents off balance by making them believe you are so volatile, so hostile and so irrational that there’s simply no telling what you might do next.

Los Angeles Times

Green Day cancels Russian leg of their tour amid Ukraine invasion

Green Day have announced that they won't be stopping off in Russia for their tour after the country waged war on Ukraine. The band added that 'this moment wasn't about rock shows'.

Daily Mirror

Huge Russian convoy outside Kyiv is 40 miles long, terrifying satellite images show

Satellite images show a Russian military convoy, around 40 miles long, is heading towards the Ukraine capital Kyiv which has been under siege from Vladimir Putin's army since last Thursday

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Russian billionaires’ mega-yachts race towards safe havens as Ukraine sanctions loom

US and UK have announced intentions to target oligarch mega-yachts

The Independent UK

International Ice Hockey Federation Suspends Russia, Belarus From All Levels of International Play

Hockey’s international governing body announced sweeping sanctions following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Sports Illustrated

Swiss ditch historic neutrality to enforce Russia sanctions

GENEVA — The Swiss government broke with a long-entrenched tradition of neutrality and agreed to enforce European Union sanctions against Russian companies and individuals including President Vladimir Putin and Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov.

Tribune News Service

Putin used illegal 'vaccum bomb' during Russian strikes in Ukraine, ambassador claims

The high-power thermobaric weapons vaporise bodies and crush internal organs

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The great decoupling: how UK-based firms are unwinding exposure to Russia

Oil companies and City and law firms are among many working round the clock to sever ties with Russian-owned businesses

The Guardian - UK

NASA, ESA may cut ties with Russia's space program — here's what that means for future missions

In light of Russia's assault on Ukraine, NASA and ESA are implementing sanctions imposed against Russia.

Inverse

Dan Murphy’s & BWS Have Boycotted Russian Booze But It’s Not The Huge Move You Might Think It Is

Major Australian liquor retailers have boycotted Russian vodka and other products in solidarity with Ukraine, but the move may be less significant than you think because very few Russian-branded boozes are actually made there. Dan Murphy’s, BWS, alcohol delivery service Jimmy Brings, Cellarmasters and ALH Hotels (all owned by parent…

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A New Germany

How Putin’s Aggression Is Changing Berlin

Foreign Affairs

Banning Russia Is the Right and Only Move for FIFA, IOC, but Let’s Not Praise Them Just Yet

It took Russia’s invading Ukraine for sport governing bodies such as the IOC and FIFA to suggest banning the country from events. Let that sink in, and then ask yourself why it took so long.

Sports Illustrated

KSW announces ‘ethically justifiable’ decision to cancel Russian fighter’s bout amid invasion of Ukraine

Shamil Musaev, an unbeaten former M-1 standout, won't compete on March 19th at KSW 68 as originally planned.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Most Finns back joining NATO after Russia invades Ukraine

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine tipped popular opinion in Finland to support joining the NATO defense alliance, despite threats over such plans from its eastern neighbor.

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Ukraine's ambassador to US says Russia used a vacuum bomb, international groups say banned cluster munitions used to strike shelter

Russia is accused of attacking a preschool with widely banned cluster munitions while civilians were sheltering inside, with Amnesty wanting the allegations investigated as a war crime.

Los Angeles Times

Dee Snider backs Ukrainians using his song as a battle cry. Anti-maskers? Not so much

Rock musician Dee Snider, whose grandfather was Ukrainian, proudly supports the people of Ukraine co-opting Twisted Sister's "We're Not Gonna Take It" as a protest anthem during the Russian invasion.

The Independent UK

International Criminal Court to open probe into alleged Russian war crimes ‘as rapidly as possible’

Prosecutor calls for restraint in Ukraine as court seeks go ahead for investigation

Reuters

Ukraine gets Starlink internet terminals - and friendly warning about safety

Ukraine on Monday said it had received donated Starlink satellite internet terminals from SpaceX, but an internet security researcher warned these could become Russian targets.

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NHL Condemns Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine, Suspends Relationships with Russian Partners

The league‘s statement came soon after the International Ice Hockey Federation indefinitely banned teams from Belarus and Russia from competing in events.

Wales Online

Ukraine nightmare for British couple and newborn twins

Surrogate mother gave birth just before Russia invaded and now the new parents cannot get out

ABC News

Photos tell the story as Russian invasion of Ukraine enters its sixth day

Russia's invasion of Ukraine is entering its sixth day and there are concerns that shelling could intensify.

Wales Online

Strictly stars James Jordan and Shirley Ballas engage in Twitter spat over Russia's invasion of Ukraine

The heated argument started after ex-Strictly professional James said he was "very disappointed" that Russian dancers he knew had remained silent over the crisis.

Reason

Waging war in a networked age

Episode 396 of the Cyberlaw Podcast.

Daily Record

Glasgow Film Festival removes Russian films from line up due to ongoing conflict

The Glasgow Film Festival made an official statement today.

Tribune News Service

Md. ends ‘Sister State’ partnership with Russia's St. Petersburg region over invasion of Ukraine

BALTIMORE — Maryland terminated its largely symbolic “Sister State” relationship with the region that includes the Russian city of St. Petersburg due to Russia’s ongoing invasion of Ukraine.

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