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UK minister warns Russia against using chemical weapons in Ukraine

Chris Philp says Moscow would face ‘dramatic increased response’ if it launches chemical attack

The Guardian - UK

Ukraine: Putin faces ‘dramatic increased response’ if he uses chemical weapons

A British minister warned Russia not to cross that ‘line’ during its invasion.

The Independent UK

Ukraine doomscrolling can harm your cognition as well as your mood – here's what to do about it

Many people have experienced chronic stress since the pandemic lockdowns. Added to this are the climate crisis, the increasing cost of living and most recently threats to European and global security due to the conflict in Ukraine.

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Humanitarian toll from Russian invasion of Ukraine deepens as war enters third week

The UN says over 500 people have died and more than a thousand civilians injured since the invasion began in February as grocery stores and pharmacies run out of essential supplies in Mariupol.

ABC News

Belgian PM : Would be a mistake to close the EU's door to Ukraine

Ukraine must respect all the necessary procedural steps before it can become member of the European Union but closing the door on the country would be a mistake, Belgium's Prime Minister Alexander De Croo said on Friday.

Reuters

Russia warned of ‘dramatic increased response’ from West if chemical weapons used in Ukraine

UK minister urges Kremlin ‘not to cross that line’

The Independent UK

Dundee City Council leader in urgent Ukraine refugee appeal

John Alexander said the city is ready and able to support those fleeing the war.

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Brickbat: The Freedom To Shut Up If You Know What's Good for You

Igor Striz, the Czech Republic's top prosecutor, has warned that those who voice support for the Russian Federation's attack on Ukraine could face up to three years in prison. Striz cited a section of Czech law that make it illegal to state approval for a crime or to praise a…

Reason

In LA's Russian diaspora, feelings of pride jostle with shame, guilt and fear

LOS ANGELES -- The day Russia attacked Ukraine, Alya Michelson's daughter came home from school distressed.

Los Angeles Times

Heidi Stevens: 'There is no far away.' With memories of war in her own country, my friend pleads for unity with Ukraine

My dear friend Audra is from Lithuania.

Tribune News Service

In LA's election, Ukraine and the role of NATO emerge as campaign issues

LOS ANGELES — L.A.'s local election campaigns traditionally have been framed around neighborhood-level issues — crime, housing, traffic congestion and, in more recent years, the homelessness crisis.

Los Angeles Times

Commentary: Germany’s recommitment to NATO in response to invasion of Ukraine is a remarkable shift

The future of Europe may very well be determined in large part by NATO’s reaction to the invasion of Ukraine. Less than two weeks into Vladimir Putin’s war, the evidence strongly suggests the alliance is pulling together.

Chicago Tribune

Commentary: Putin’s diabolical romanticism is sinking the global economy

The barbarity of the Russian assault on Ukraine is neither mitigated by the ineptitude of the Russian army nor can hearts be uplifted by the bravery of the Ukrainians. Murder on a colossal scale is taking place in plain sight on television day after day.

Tribune News Service

Commentary: As an election observer in 2014, I saw Ukrainians’ commitment to sovereignty

For the past two weeks, the world has witnessed resilience in the Ukrainian people that has been truly remarkable and inspirational. Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy symbolized this tenacity when he repudiated the idea of fleeing Ukraine by replying, “I need ammunition, not a ride.”

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Editorial: California housing costs an obstacle for Ukraine's refugees

Russia's unprovoked invasion has displaced some 2 million Ukrainians in less than two weeks, according to the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees, making it "the fastest-growing refugee crisis in Europe since World War II." At our best, Americans and especially Californians take pride in our capacity to welcome the world's…

The Guardian - UK

Winter paralympics 2022: historic bronze for GB snowboarder Ollie Hill

Hill comes third in men’s banked slalom SB-LL2 on his debut for Britain’s first ever para snowboard Paralympics medal

Daily Mirror

Russia stages bizarre military beauty contest for female troops amid Ukraine war

As Vladimir Putin continues to send troops into Ukraine, back home in Russia the 'Makeup under Camouflage' contest was held for female troops in the strategic missile forces

Axios

Russian forces widen attacks on Ukraine to include more cities

A Ukrainian lawmaker said it shows there's "no safe city" in Ukraine.

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Russian state TV launches stinging attack on Vladimir Putin’s Ukraine invasion

Guests on a Russian state TV show were highly critical of the Ukrainian invasion, as one pundit likened it to the embarrassment the country suffered in Afghanistan.

Chronicle Live

British public to be asked to allow Ukraine refugees into their homes after fleeing Russian invasion

Levelling Up Secretary Michael Gove is expected to announce details of a new 'sponsored' humanitarian route into the country as the refugee crisis continues

Reuters

EU should promise Ukraine membership, Slovenia's Jansa says

A large majority of EU leaders support sending a strong message to Ukraine that it will be granted membership in the European Union eventually, Slovenia's Prime Minister Janez Jansa said on Friday.

Evening Standard

Russia attacks Dnipro: Video shows southern city in flames as missile lands ‘near kindergarten’

The airstrikes hit a two-story building and landed near a kindergarten in the city, according to emergency workers

Reuters

Ukraine envoy to Japan says Putin may be willing to use nuclear weapons

The Ukrainian ambassador to Japan, Sergiy Korsunsky, said on Friday it was possible Russian President Vladimir Putin would be willing to use nuclear weapons against Ukraine in the face of its determined resistance against the Russian invasion.

Reuters

Putin says Russia to welcome volunteers from Middle East to fight Ukraine

Russian President Vladimir Putin gave the green light on Friday to bring in thousands of fighters from the Middle East to fight against Ukraine.

Chronicle Live

Newcastle researcher who has worked with Chernobyl dogs on 'devastating' invasion of Ukraine

Jonathon Turnbull has lived in Kyiv for three years to conduct his PHD research in the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone and is raising money for on the ground humanitarian charities in Ukraine

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