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Ukrainians are 'dying for European values… we want them in': EU's Sefcovic

In an interview with FRANCE 24, European Commission Vice-President Maros Sefcovic condemned Russia's attack on Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant as "absolutely irresponsible" and called the Russian invasion of Ukraine an "absolutely senseless war". Sefcovic also welcomed Ukraine's bid for EU membership, saying that Ukrainians are "dying for European values…

France 24

This bloody invasion is turning the march of history into a sprint – and it’s not going Putin’s way

The last few days have sealed Ukraine’s place in the global imagination – and for Russia, that’s a big problem, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

The Guardian - UK

Meet the oligarchs: the Russian billionaires whose jets, yachts and mansions are now in the crosshairs

Some of Russia’s super rich are finding their assets in the west under threat of sanctions from the US

The Guardian - US

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Ukraine cyber official: We only attack military targets

A top Ukrainian cybersecurity official says a volunteer army of hundreds of hackers enlisted to fight Russia in cyberspace is attacking only what it deems military targets

The Independent UK

Last surviving Nuremberg Trials prosecutor says Vladimir Putin should be 'behind bars'

The last surviving prosecutor at the Nuremberg Trials, Benjamin Ferencz, said he felt devastated when he learnt Putin's forces had blasted the mass grave of its 33,771 largely Jewish victims on Tuesday

Daily Mirror

Ukraine: Foreign fighters ‘offered £1,500 a day to fight against Russia’

Ukrainain officials have claimed 16,000 foreign soldiers have signed up to fight

Evening Standard

Ukraine evening update: Putin says Russia is ready for talks with Ukraine

Defence Secretary Ben Wallace said the invasion of Ukraine was 'an attack on our freedoms'

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Younger brother of pink-haired girl shot dead with her parents in Ukraine has died

Semyon, 5, has died after being left in a critical condition following him and his family being shot at by Russian forces while fleeing Ukraine

The Independent UK

Who makes Smirnoff vodka and where is the drink made - as Russian vodka imports stop

Supermarkets and booze-selling stores around the world have taken down several Russian-made vodkas from their shelves in response to Russia's brutal invasion of Ukraine. Amid the boycotts, many are wondering if vodka brand Smirnoff is Russian - here's everything you need to know

Daily Mirror

Russia's Novaya Gazeta cuts Ukraine war reporting under censorship

Russia's Novaya Gazeta newspaper, whose editor Dmitry Muratov was a co-winner of last year's Nobel Peace Prize, said on Friday it would remove material on Russia's military actions in Ukraine from its website because of censorship.

Reuters

BBC's Clive Myrie: Who is the Bolton journalist and how did he end up in Ukraine

Clive has been a BBC foreign correspondent for almost 26 years

Manchester Evening News

UK visa for Ukraine refugees begins today - how to apply and 4 ways it's 'not enough'

Priti Patel has announced the Ukraine Family Scheme for those fleeing the war to join family in Britain for up to three years. We answer key questions including how to apply and highlight some of the problems

Daily Mirror

418 more return to Kerala from Ukraine

Two chartered flights with 180 evacuees each land in Kochi

The Hindu

What do people in China think about the Russia-Ukraine war?

As the West condemns Russia, President Vladimir Putin has vocal supporters in China, where the ruling Communist Party tells its people they are a fellow target of U.S.-led harassment

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The Independent UK

Russia’s Syria intervention provided hints for Ukraine war

Russian President Vladimir Putin's first military campaign outside former Soviet Union areas was in Syria, where in 2015 he threw his country's firepower behind President Bashar Assad

Los Angeles Times

Mila Kunis, Ashton Kutcher launch $30 million fundraiser to help her native Ukraine

“That ‘70s Show” stars Mila Kunis and husband Ashton Kutcher have launched a $30 million GoFundMe fundraiser to support the “proud and brave” Ukrainians on the ground of the besieged country, with plans to match donations up to $3 million.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

US company moving its Ukraine workers city to city, house to house, as Russian invasion intensifies

When two predawn blasts jolted Julia Gurelya awake at her home in Zhytomyr last week — an attack on a nearby Ukrainian airfield — she knew it was time to leave.

The Guardian - UK

Reassure children about Russia-Ukraine war with resilience tales, say experts

Psychologists advise having age-appropriate conversations about nuclear weapons and staying optimistic

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Ukraine war: the dangers following Russia's attack on the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant

Following recent news of Russian shelling of Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in southern Ukraine, which is the largest in Europe, there is great concern over the potential for a Chernobyl-esque release of radioactive material. Several security personnel at the plant were injured by the attack.

The Independent UK

Martial law in Russia: What is it and how does it impact the war in Ukraine?

Russian president Vladimir Putin set to crack down on political dissent at home as war enters a second week

France 24

Franco-Algerian artist Zineb Sedira to represent France at 59th Venice Biennale

She's called herself a "caretaker of memory". Zineb Sedira is as much an artist as she is a researcher, historian and filmmaker. The Franco-Algerian artist is representing France at the 59th Venice Biennale of contemporary art in April. She joins us in the studio to talk about the influence of…

Football London

Roman Abramovich impact on Premier League like Sir Alex or Arsene Wenger says Patrick Vieira

The Chelsea owner is looking to sell the Blues but his impact on the Premier League is secured says the Crystal Palace boss

The Guardian - UK

Russia’s callousness towards its own soldiers is undermining its combat power

In past conflicts Russia could hide small scale casualties, but not any more, says Rusi research fellow Jack Watling

Manchester Evening News

Brave dad-of-three pharmacist leaves Longsight on mercy mission to help Ukrainian refugees

His journey is part of the charity Action for Humanity's effort to help the refugees - mainly women and children

The Independent UK

BBC ‘temporarily suspends’ work of news journalists and support staff in Russia

It comes after the Russian parliament approved strict new media legislation on Friday.

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