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EU sanctions Putin's spokesman, oligarchs, journalists

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov is among 26 prominent people sanctioned by the European Union for Russia's invasion of Ukraine, according to the decision published on Monday on the EU's official journal.

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Ukrainian government sites taken down after cyber attacks -IT official

Ukrainian government websites have been temporarily taken down in the aftermath of a wave of digital attacks amidst Russia's invasion of Ukraine, a government official said Monday.

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Cybersecurity Gaining Momentum On Russia-Ukraine Developments: The Stocks To Watch

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has raised concerns about cyberattacks to a fever pitch. In the United States, banks and major corporations are reinforcing up their cybersecurity protocols in the anticipation of a greater number of hacking attempts.

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Morning mail: Russia faces unprecedented sanctions, worst flooding in history, IPCC warns on climate crisis

Tuesday: Rocket attacks killed ‘dozens’ of people in the eastern Ukrainian city of Kharkiv. Plus: UN issues ‘bleakest warning yet’ on global heating

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'Black people denied chance to escape Ukraine as skin colour decides who is left behind'

So much for uniting against oppression, Darren Lewis says, with reports of a hierarchy system at railway stations and race dictating if you can escape the horror of war

Daily Mirror

2 Russian ETFs Down More Than 40%

With the war between Russia and Ukraine, the West has imposed some harsh economic sanctions against Russia. In response, the Russian central bank has more than doubled its key interest rate, scrambling for protection. In this situation, the Russian ETFs VanEck Vectors Russia (RSX) and iShares MSCI Russia (ERUS) have…

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Belarus leader allowed Russia to 'make a mockery' of sovereignty in Ukraine invasion -U.S. State Dept

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko has allowed Russian leader Vladimir Putin to "make a mockery" of Belarus' sovereignty by allowing Moscow's forces to launch their attack on Ukraine from its territory, U.S. State Department spokesperson Ned Price said on Monday.

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Cyberattack on NATO could trigger collective defence clause - official

A cyberattack on a NATO member state could trigger Article 5, its collective defence clause, a NATO official said on Monday, amid concerns that chaos in cyberspace around Russia's invasion of Ukraine could spill over into other territories.

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Rugby Football Union opposes FIFA plan to rename Russian football team 'RFU'

Rugby bosses are reportedly concerned that referring to the Russian football team by the same acronym would lead to links being made between them.

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Demand for VPNs in Russia, Ukraine leaps as internet control tightens

As Russian and Ukrainian websites fall victim to cyber attacks and Moscow restricts access to some foreign social media, internet users across both countries have turned to online tools to help circumvent the blocks.

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Torsus Posts Update On Staff In Ukraine As Mercedes, VW Respond To War

The off-road bus manufacturer is based in Prague but has offices in Kyiv.

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U.S. can focus on two theaters - Indo-Pacific and war in Europe, official says

The United States will keep its focus on the Indo-Pacific despite the Ukraine crisis, the White House Indo-Pacific policy coordinator said on Monday, adding Washington has been deeply engaged in two theaters simultaneously before, including during World War Two and the Cold War.

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Mid-Afternoon Market Update: Dow Drops Over 500 Points; Crude Oil Up 4.5%

U.S. stocks traded lower in another volatile session toward the end of trading on Monday, amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict, which has led to increased U.S. sanctions on Russia.

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3 Commodity ETFs to Buy if You’re Worried About Stagflation

The full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine is compounding the risk of stagflation because Russia is a ‘commodity superstore.’ In navigating stagflation risks, we think commodity ETFs, Invesco Optimum Yield Diversified Commodity Strategy No K-1 (PDBC), Invesco DB Commodity Index Tracking Fund (DBC), and iShares U.S. ETF Trust iShares GSCI Commodity…

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Weapons from the west vital if Ukraine is to halt Russian advance

Analysis: previously there has been a reluctance to supply arms to the under-siege state, but that appears to be changing

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Presidents of 8 EU states call for immediate talks on Ukrainian membership

The presidents of eight central and eastern European nations on Monday called on European Union member states to immediately grant Ukraine a EU candidate country status and open membership talks according to an open letter published on Monday.

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Irish schoolgirl, 11, protests against Russian invasion in Ukraine for second day in a row

Tessa-May Stewart Miller took part in a vigil in Ballsbridge in Dublin to show solidarity with the Ukrainian people as one of her sister’s best friends are Ukrainian

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Thousands protest in Zurich to support Ukraine

Thousands took to the streets on Monday in Zurich, Switzerland's biggest city, where the iconic city hall and Grossmuenster church were lit up in the colours of the Ukrainian flag to express support for Ukraine after the Russian invasion.

Daily Mirror

F1 could ban Nikita Mazepin in emergency meeting over Russian invasion of Ukraine

Mazepin could lose his place in Formula 1 as governing bodies across the sporting world bring down sanctions on Russian athletes and organisations.

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Ukraine wants EU membership, but accession often takes years

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy appealed to the European Union to fast-track membership for Ukraine. But despite enthusiastic support from several member states, the country faces an arduous process that typically stretches out for years.

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Britain calls for countries to provide more military support to Ukraine

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson told leaders of countries including the United States, France and Germany in a call to continue supplying weapons to Ukraine after the former Soviet republic was invaded by Russia, a government spokesperson said.

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Mass walkout at UN for Lavrov's speech as major Ukrainian city's remain under heavy attack: As it happened

As Russia's invasion of Ukraine continued with heavy attacks on Kharkiv and Mariupol, many diplomats at the UN's Human Rights Council let their actions show Russia what they think.

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Most Cruise Lines Say 'Nyet' To Visiting Russian Ports

The cruise industry is joining other sectors of the travel and hospitality industry in boycotting Russia following its invasion of Ukraine, with several major lines changing their itineraries to avoid calls in Russian ports.

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