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The Latest Breaking News from Ukraine

Ukraine’s president says 100,000 civilians trapped in besieged city of Mariupol

Residents living in ‘inhuman conditions’ without food and water, Ukrainian president says

The Independent UK

Amid Russia’s New Crackdowns, Small Signs of Defiance Emerge

When Alexei Navalny was arrested in January 2021, tens of thousands of Russians filled the streets in protest, demanding that the top Kremlin critic be released and chanting slogans against President Vladimir Putin. Thousands were arrested. In the months since then, Navalny was given 2½ years in prison. His organization,…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine: List of key events from day 28

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 28th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Al Jazeera

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Furious Vladimir Putin launches witch-hunt of Kremlin inner circle to find 'guilty men'

Several of Vladimir Putin's inner circle are said to be looking over their shoulders as the furious Russian leader looks to find who is responsible for his failure to take Ukraine

Daily Mirror

Commentary: Russia’s aggression makes the Baltics think they might be next. Here is how to avoid it

An elderly man in Vilnius was recently looking at the military vehicles parked on the city’s main street as a part of the Independence Day celebrations. Some of the vehicles were of the Lithuanian military. Others came from the U.S.

Chicago Tribune

Tyler Cowen: Doomscrolling has ruined our sense of time

The dual crises of the global pandemic and the war in Ukraine have been testing our governments, our institutions, our diplomacy — and our collective sense of time. In part because of social media, both events already seem intolerably long, even though the Russian invasion of Ukraine is less than…

Tribune News Service

Live updates: Governor: Russians destroyed Chernihiv bridge

The governor of Ukraine's Chernihiv region says Russian forces bombed and destroyed a bridge in the encircled city of Chernihiv

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Russia does not rule out use of nuclear weapons, Kremlin says

A spokesperson said the operation was going “in accordance with the plans and purposes that were established beforehand”

Manchester Evening News

Ireland 'will see fuel rationing and supermarket prices rocketing' if war in Ukraine continues

Two hundred complaints of price gouging at the pumps have been received from members of the public

Irish Mirror

Russia's Lavrov to meet Red Cross chief in Moscow for Ukraine discussions

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov will meet the head of the International Committee of the Red Cross, Peter Maurer, in Moscow in Thursday, the foreign ministry said on Wednesday.

Reuters

Russia-Ukraine: The civilians fighting on Kyiv’s front lines

People are swapping suits for army fatigues, volunteering with the Territorial Defence Forces to fight Russian troops.

Al Jazeera

Ukrainian family of 10 move into Cambridgeshire home donated by local man

Mick Swinhoe said he bought the property just before the war broke out, and initially planned to use it as a ‘project house’.

Evening Standard

Egypt, UAE, Israel Discuss Repercussions of Ukrainian Crisis

In their first tripartite meeting, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi received Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan and Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett in Sharm El-Sheikh on Tuesday. The talks addressed the repercussions of global developments, especially concerning energy, market stability, and food security. Media and…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Elon Musk's SpaceX Was Looking To Offer Starlink In Ukraine Even Before Russian Invasion — The War Just Sped Up The Process

Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) CEO Elon Musk's SpaceX was yet to receive approval from Ukrainian authorities to offer internet services before the Russian invasion and the war accelerated the process, Bloomberg News

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The Independent UK

Amid Russia's new crackdowns, small signs of defiance emerge

Russia has unleashed a harsh crackdown on dissent over the past year by imprisoning opposition leader Alexei Navalny and silencing his supporters and his organization

Evening Standard

Humanitarian convoy attacked near besieged Mariupol, says Zelensky

A humanitarian convoy was attacked near the besieged city of Mariupol

The News Lens

China’s Women ‘Hold Up Half the Sky’

Entrenched gender inequality and the heavy hand of censors can no longer silence female voices in China.

Reuters

Local ceasefire agreed for Ukraine's Luhansk region - governor

The governor of the Luhansk region in eastern Ukraine said agreement had been reached on a local ceasefire to evacuate civilians trapped by fighting.

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The Independent UK

Ukrainian family of 10 move into home provided by Cambridgeshire businessman

Mick Swinhoe said he bought the property just before the war broke out, and initially planned to use it as a ‘project house’.

The Guardian - US

Nato needs permanent force in eastern Europe to deter Russia, says Estonia

Europe and North Atlantic alliance could never return to the world it knew before the Ukraine invasion, says Jonatan Vseviov

The Hindu

Indian nuns working for Missionaries of Charity in Kyiv running short on food, but remain determined to continue

Sister Rosela Nuthangi and Sister Ann Frida from Aizwal along with three sisters from other nations are currently looking after 37 homeless Ukrainians and a student from Kerala in a storehouse in Kyiv.

The Independent UK

A new fund directs its support to Ukraine's long-term needs

The humanitarian needs of more than 10 million displaced Ukrainians have quickly become staggering

The Independent UK

Asian shares rise after Wall Street rally led by tech shares

Asian shares have gained following a rally on Wall Street led by technology companies, although investor concerns persist about the war in Ukraine and inflation

Reuters

Ukraine prosecutor's office says 121 children killed in war

The war in Ukraine has killed 121 children so far, the office of the prosecutor general said on Wednesday in a message on the Telegram app, adding that the number of wounded children stood at 167.

Wales Online

Ukraine morning briefing: Russia refuses to rule out use of nuclear weapons

The US has condemned Russia after Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Moscow would use nuclear weapons if it faces 'an existential threat'

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