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How far is China willing to go in its support for Russia in Ukraine crisis?

If China supports Russia in its aggression against Ukraine, it will face international criticism and severe sanctions. Is Chinese President Xi Jinping aware of the high cost that Beijing would pay?

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Global Efforts To Reduce Semiconductor Dependence Will Further Exacerbate Crisis: Bloomberg

Growing efforts from the U.S. and Europe to consolidate their semiconductor supply chains to compete with China could backfire due to the political strings attached to the aid, Bloomberg reports. The downside includes insufficient and ill-timed government aid and different parts of the world striving to secure supplies while championing domestic…

Benzinga

'There's sirens all the time': The war in Ukraine comes home to California

LOS ANGELES — The wail of the air raid siren sent her into a panic. For days, it blared through her duplex in Huntington Beach, a phone alert that signaled her hometown in Ukraine was getting bombed.

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Fever-Tree warns of soaring costs amid Ukraine crisis

The drinks maker said the war in Ukraine has pushed commodity prices up ‘dramatically’

The Independent UK

Ukraine president says any peace deal must offer security guarantees

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Wednesday that peace negotiations must lead to a fair deal for Ukraine that includes reliable security guarantees that protect it from future threats.

Reuters

Why is Boris Johnson missing today's PMQs?

Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Raab will be standing in

Wales Online

Mayor of town housing workers at Chernobyl warns of ‘another Fukushima’ as hostages run out of food and fuel

Mayor wants humanitarian corridor for workers on the edge ‘due to physical and emotional exhaustion’

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Turkey's Erdogan performs balancing act as Russia-Ukraine mediator

Turkey is one of the many countries calling for calm in Ukraine. President Recep Tayyip Erdogan says his government will relentlessly try to find a long-lasting ceasefire and Turkey has already hosted the first high-level peace talks between the Russian and Ukrainian foreign ministers. But Ankara is walking something of…

France 24

Subway, PepsiCo and more firms still trading in Russia 21 days since Ukraine war began

Hundreds of multinational corporations have cut ties with Russia as its military assault on Ukraine intensifies, bolstering the effects of western economic sanctions and redirecting their operations to serve desperate Ukrainian refugees - but others say it's too complex to simply drop out

Daily Mirror

BMW joins other Carmakers in Ukraine crisis output warning

BMW cut its car division's 2022 profit margin forecast on Wednesday, the latest automaker to warn of problems from ongoing chip shortages and new supply chain disruptions as a result of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Dynamite News

Russia and Ukraine ‘close to agreeing’ on neutral status, says Sergei Lavrov

Foreign minister’s claim undermined by aggressive comments from Vladimir Putin

The Guardian - UK

Nearly one child a second has become a refugee since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, says UN

Every minute, 55 children are fleeing Ukraine, Unicef says

The Independent UK

Russia Ukraine War Advisory

Russia pounded Ukrainian cities even as talks between both sides appear to be making some progress. Ukraine's president will address U.S. Congress in hope of rallying support for his embattled nations.

The Independent UK

Robert Rinder: Yawning chasm between good intentions and reality on refugees

TV judge Robert Rinder has lashed out at the “yawning chasm” between the “well-meaning” intentions of the Government’s sponsorship scheme for Ukraine refugees and the reality of making it work in a war zone.

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Benzinga

Russia Admits West Sanctions Will Not Jeopardize Its Trade Relations With Iran

Russia admitted that the U.S. has provided "written guarantees" that sanctions imposed over the invasion of Ukraine would not affect its nuclear supply agreements with Iran, potentially clearing the way for resuming talks to revive the 2015 atomic accord, Bloomberg reports. Iran and global powers had moved closer to an agreement…

France 24

Climate can wait: French election campaign ignores ‘humanity’s greatest challenge’

It’s a key preoccupation of the French and the greatest challenge to our planet – and yet the subject of climate change has all but vanished from France’s presidential campaign, sidelined by the war in Ukraine, a lack of media exposure, and candidates’ own reluctance to broach the subject.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Israel to Receive 3,000 Ethiopian Jews after Accusations of Discrimination

Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett decided on Tuesday to allow the immigration of 3,000 Jews from war-torn Ethiopia. The decision came following a tumultuous Israeli government session, which saw accusations that the authorities were privileging immigrants from Ukraine over those coming from Ethiopia. A spokesman said this would be a…

Wales Online

What is Nato and why was it formed?

Nato member nations have supplied Ukraine with weapons - but what exactly is the alliance and why was it set up?

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Pope evokes spectre of nuclear war wiping out humanity

Pope Francis on Wednesday evoked the spectre of a nuclear war, where whoever is left of humanity would have to start all over again on "the day after", and appeared to ask God to stop the aggressor in Ukraine.

Daily Record

Brit dad left for 'suicide mission' to Ukraine without telling wife and son

Ben Spann, who has no military experience, left his oblivious family behind to "join the resistance" in the war-torn nation.

The Independent UK

Russian city councillor ‘sparks outrage by wearing Ukrainian colours to meeting’

More than three million Ukrainians have now fled Vladimir Putin’s war

Reuters

Security guarantees for Ukraine are 'on the negotiating table', Ukrainian negotiator says

A "model" of legally binding security guarantees that would offer Ukraine protection from a group of allies in the event of a future attack is "on the negotiating table" at talks between Kyiv and Moscow, a Ukrainian negotiator said on Wednesday.

Daily Mirror

Desperate Russia 'hacks Ukraine TV and broadcasts fake Zelensky surrender message'

Ukraine TV was reportedly hacked and a fake text address broadcast, claiming to be Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky, calling on people to 'put down their arms'

Benzinga

International Court Of Justice To Rule On Emergency Measures In Russia-Ukraine Crisis: Reuters

The International Court of Justice (ICJ) is set to rule Wednesday on emergency measures in the Russia-Ukraine crisis, Reuters reported.

Belfast Live

Mother of Fox News journalist Pierre Zakrzewski says he was 'pure Irish' after Ukraine death

Pierre died outside of Kyiv alongside his colleague Oleksandra Kuvshynova in a Russian attack

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