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Forget ASML Holding, Buy These 3 Semiconductor Stocks Instead

ASML Holding N.V. (ASML) was recently impacted by a fire at its Berlin facility that halted the production of its deep ultraviolet (DUV) and EUV systems. Furthermore, supply chain worries regarding neon gas amid the Ukraine-Russia war could further dampen its growth. Given this gloomy prospect, the stock does not…

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Huge gas field discovered under North Sea as UK to mine own fuel amid Putin threat

The UK has been handed a pathway out of the energy crisis created by Putin’s invasion of Ukraine, with a new major gas field being discovered under the North Sea.

Daily Record

Biden to sign budget bill with Ukraine aid but no virus cash

President Joe Biden on Tuesday is set to sign a bill providing Ukraine with $13.6 billion in additional military and humanitarian aid as part of a $1.5 trillion measure funding the U.S. government for the year

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Cheltenham Festival shows support for Ukraine as jockeys wear special armbands

Jockeys at Cheltenham Festival are wearing armbands donning the national colours of Ukraine as racing stands in solidarity with the country's people following the Russian military invasion of the Eastern European country

Daily Mirror

Seven bodies found after Russian air strike hits school, Ukraine claims

Three wounded people had been pulled out of the rubble, the Ukrainian emergencies service said

The Independent UK

Russian court fines woman for anti-war protest on state TV

A Russian court fined a woman 30,000 roubles ($280) on Tuesday after finding her guilty of flouting protest legislation when she interrupted a live news bulletin on state TV and denounced the war in Ukraine, the RIA news agency reported.

Reuters

Hunter Biden among Americans sanctioned by Russia

inclusion of president’s son called ‘sanctions trolling’ on Twitter

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Biden expected to join EU leaders in Brussels on March 24 to discuss Ukraine

U.S. President Joe Biden will "in all likelihood" join a summit of the European Union's 27 leaders in Brussels on March 24 to discuss the conflict in Ukraine, an EU official said on Tuesday.

Reuters

Wales were open to idea of Ukraine getting a World Cup bye

The Scotland-Ukraine play-off semi-final has been postponed until June

The Independent UK

3 Top Growth Stocks That are Smart Buys

The stock market was already experiencing severe volatility owing to the Fed’s upcoming interest rate hikes and multi-decade high inflation. The Russian invasion of Ukraine exacerbated the situation. However, as the economy continues its recovery, growth stocks could outperform the broader market. Thus, it could be wise to add growth…

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Russia formally quits Council of Europe rights watchdog

Russia on Tuesday formally quit the Council of Europe, a human rights watchdog based in Strasbourg, pre-empting possible expulsion over its attack on its neighbour Ukraine.

Reuters

What aid could China offer Russia as brutal Ukraine invasion enters 20th day

Russia has been looking for allies as the conflict in Ukraine becomes more intense. China might be open to offering aid to Russia, according to a US official. Here's how China might assist Russia in its brutal invasion of Ukraine

Daily Mirror

Video reveals interior of Russian oligarch’s £50m London mansion after break-in by squatters

The clip shows opulent furnishings and a grand piano – as would be expected in a luxury townhouse

The Independent UK

Russian journalist appears in court after interrupting live broadcast in protest of Ukraine invasion

A bold Russian journalist appeared in court Tuesday, quelling fears that she’d gone missing after she disrupted a live broadcast in protest of President Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.

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Russian journalist fined after interrupting live broadcast in protest of Ukraine invasion

A bold Russian journalist appeared in court Tuesday, quelling fears that she’d gone missing after she disrupted a live broadcast in protest of President Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.

Newsroom.co.nz

How do New Zealand's sanctions against Russia work?

Parliament has passed historic legislation to impose sanctions against Russia over the war in Ukraine, but how do they actually work?

Newsroom.co.nz

War and speech: Media control in Russia

University of Otago Politics PhD students Elle Dibrova and Dmitry Zavialov share their experiences and observations on media control in Russia.

The Independent UK

UK Government backs proposal for Scotland to be refugee ‘super sponsor’

Nicola Sturgeon said refugees could arrive in Scotland from Ukraine ‘very soon’.

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Reuters

Eyeing Ukraine, neutral Switzerland mulls defence boost

The heads of the U.S. and Swiss air forces stressed the need for Western countries to strengthen security cooperation at an event on Tuesday that highlighted neutral Switzerland's increasingly assertive role in world affairs.

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Japanese language schools, vocational schools pledge to help Ukrainian refugees

OSAKA -- Following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, 12 Japanese language and vocational training schools have formed a group to provide Japan-based Ukrainian refugees with free language lessons and other forms of support.

The Independent UK

TV presenter Mariella Frostrup backs Refugees Welcome campaign as appeal reaches nearly £300,000

Celebrities have continued to show their support to those fleeing Ukraine and those who still remain there as the Russians continue their invasion of the country

Reuters

Fox News cameraman, Ukrainian journalist killed in Ukraine

Fox News cameraman Pierre Zakrzewski and Ukrainian journalist Oleksandra "Sasha" Kuvshynova were killed in Ukraine after the vehicle in which they were traveling was struck by incoming fire, the U.S. network said on Tuesday.

The Conversation

Interest rates are likely to rise by much less than most people are predicting

Inflation was already a serious problem thanks to the bottlenecks in the global supply chain caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. But following Russia’s brutal invasion of Ukraine, and the effect on oil and gas prices, inflationary pressures now look a whole lot worse.

Reuters

EU plans to buy measles, polio vaccines for Ukraine refugees

The European Union is planning to buy and distribute vaccines against measles, polio, tuberculosis and COVID-19 to immunise Ukrainian children and other unvaccinated Ukrainian refugees, EU health commissioner Stella Kyriakides said on Tuesday.

Daily Record

Falkirk taxi fare rise to come faster amid concern over impact of fuel price hike

The council have agreed to speed up the process of allowing drivers to increase fares, as already struggling operators cope with the fallout from the war in the Ukraine.

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