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Consumer mood dips for 2nd month over virus outbreak, Ukraine

Thai consumer confidence dropped for a second straight month in February, hitting a five-month low, due to concerns over the Covid-19 outbreak, the Ukraine crisis and a slow economic recovery, a survey conducted by the University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce (UTCC) showed on Wednesday.

Bangkok Post

Scots B&B owner takes fire at Russian army propaganda from guesthouse in Glencoe

Neil Campbell, who lived in Kyiv for ten years, has generated a stream of billboard messages now being blasted across Ukraine.

Daily Record

Tartan Army will stand united with Ukraine at rescheduled play-off - until game begins

Most of the world will be supporting Ukraine after the Russian invasion but Tartan Army is desperate to get to the World Cup Finals

Daily Record

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In Thailand, businesses feel economic shock of Ukraine war

Countries across Asia are bracing for rising inflation and supply chain disruptions amid sanctions against Russia.

Al Jazeera

US rejects Poland’s offer to send MiG-29 fighter jets to Ukraine

Pentagon says Polish proposal to transfer Soviet-era planes to Kyiv via US base in Germany is not tenable.

Al Jazeera

Ukraine news – live: US warns of chemical attack as Zelensky says bombing of children’s hospital is ‘genocide’

Seventeen people, including a number of women in labour, were injured

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson news - live: PMQs underway, as Ukraine ambassador urges UK drop visa barriers

‘No country has given more humanitarian aid to Ukraine than UK,’ transport secretary insists

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How Russians are evading the internet blockade

Internet users in Russia are turning to virtual private networks to bypass government restrictions.

Axios

South Korea votes for president to steer its virus-hit economy

SEOUL, South Korea — South Korea went to the polls to elect a new president to manage relations with nuclear-armed neighbors China and North Korea, and guide the export-driven economy as Russia’s invasion of Ukraine threatens global growth.

Tribune News Service

Biden’s Russian oil ban will be painful, but necessary

The ban means that U.S. oil dollars won’t fund Russia’s brutal violence in Ukraine.

Chicago Sun-Times

Russia, China in 'strategic convergence' -Australian intelligence

A "troubling new strategic convergence" between Beijing and Moscow has developed and the risk of "major power conflict" had grown since Russia invaded Ukraine, Australia's intelligence chief said on Wednesday.

Reuters

How do anti-tank missiles work – and how helpful might they be for Ukraine's soldiers?

Ukraine’s allies have sent some 17,000 anti-tank weapons into the battlefield, in a bid to help fighters bog down the Russian offensive.

The Conversation

Dad begs 'forgive me' after his wife, 2 children and dog killed by Russian bombs

Tatyana Perebeynos, 43, was killed with her two children by shelling as they tried to flee Irpin on the outskirts of Kyiv with images of their bodies showing the brutality of the invasion

Daily Mirror

Polish plan to get fighter jets into hands of Ukrainian pilots complicates Harris’ visit to Warsaw

WASHINGTON — The Polish government’s decision to transfer fighter jets to the U.S. in the hopes of getting them into the hands of Ukrainian pilots has complicated a visit by Vice President Kamala Harris just hours before she was set to depart for Warsaw.

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What India’s position on Russia-Ukraine war means for its EU ties

Will India’s strategy of bolstering ties with EU to ward off China while maintaining close relations with Russia work?

The Times of India

China pushes conspiracy theory about US labs in Ukraine

BEIJING: China accused the US military of operating “dangerous” biolabs in Ukraine, echoing a Russian conspiracy theory that Western officials warned could be part of an effort to justify President Vladimir Putin’s invasion after the fact.

The Hindu

Morning Digest | Ukraine’s President Zelenskyy asks PM Modi to help end conflict; Ukraine drops pitch for NATO membership, and more

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Reuters

Scant progress evacuating Ukrainian civilians despite Russian ceasefire promise

Ukraine accused Russia on Wednesday of bombing a children's hospital in the besieged port of Mariupol during an agreed ceasefire to enable civilians trapped in the city to escape.

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Russia-Ukraine war causes petrol price panic, with 'new normal' above $2 a litre

Even if you do not commute, soaring petrol prices are set to hit your wallet through the rising cost of transporting goods and people.

Al Jazeera

US bans Russian oil: What is next for oil and gas prices?

US President Joe Biden’s ban on Russian energy imports is latest move to punish Russia over its invasion of Ukraine.

Dublin Live

New committee to examine impact of Ukraine invasion on Irish food security

The National Fodder and Food Security Committee is to explore all options to minimise the impact on farms

Belfast Live

Aid truck prepares to leave Belfast destined for Ukraine

One of several collections of aid donated in Northern Ireland is due to set out across Europe

Los Angeles Times

Ukraine welcomes tougher Western sanctions against Moscow; US bans Russian oil imports

KYIV, Ukraine — Global condemnation of Russia’s war against Ukraine intensified Tuesday as a trickle of trapped civilians from one city made their way toward relative safety, but another agreed-upon pathway, from a battered and encircled seaport, came under Moscow’s bombardment.

Wales Online

Refugee response ‘utterly ridiculous’ says Brit with family in Ukraine

Michael Felton cannot get his 83-year-old mother-in-law into the UK

The Independent UK

UN diplomats, officials salute courage of Ukraine’s women

Ireland’s foreign minister saluted the resilience and courage of Ukraine’s women

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