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Sweden Officially Joins NATO, Alarming Russian President Putin

Sweden joins NATO, while suspicious debris off Alaska coast prompts investigation. Putin opposed NATO expansion.

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Greenpeace accuses Russia of ‘unprecedented escalation’ if it restarts Zaporizhzhia reactors

Vast nuclear power plant has been on the frontline of the war since its capture in March 2022

The Guardian - UK

Why Do Rogue States Bother Holding Elections?

What do Iran, Russia and North Korea have in common? They are all oppressive dictatorships, led by corrupt, autocratic despots who despise opposition and murder their opponents.

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'No Limits' To Ukraine Support, Macron Tells Party Leaders

President Emmanuel Macron on Thursday said France would not rule out any option to support Ukraine two years into Russia's invasion, leaders of several major French political parties said.

International Business Times

'We need a special tribunal' to try Putin, says Ukrainian Nobel Peace Prize winner

FRANCE 24 spoke to Oleksandra Matviichuk, head of the Center for Civil Liberties in Ukraine, who was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2022 alongside the Russian NGO Memorial and Belarusian activist Ales Bialiatski. Matviichuk has advocated for the creation of a “special tribunal” to hold Russian President Vladmir Putin,…

France 24

Eyebrows raised as Viktor Orbán to visit Donald Trump in Florida

Hungary’s PM arrives in US this week without a White House invitation as he pursues what critics call his ‘fantasy’ foreign policy

The Guardian - UK

Russian Crackdown Targets Independent Voices And Rights Groups

Putin's government intensifies crackdown on opposition, media, rights groups, lawyers, LGBTQ+, and religious believers in Russia.

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Russia’s presidential election: Putin, power, the possibility of protests

The 71-year-old president is all but certain to win another term in a vote that begins on March 15.

Al Jazeera

The Regime on Sky Atlantic review: Kate Winslet is excellent, but this tinpot satire has little to say

There’s plenty of real-life inspiration to mine from here, but the comedy is overcooked and the plot fuzzy

Evening Standard

Trump a worse appeaser than Neville Chamberlain, leading Democrat says

Jim Himes says comparisons between Trump’s attitude to Putin and 1930s PM’s stance on Hitler ‘give Trump way too much credit’

The Guardian - US

IOC President Confirms Israel's Olympic Participation In Paris Games

IOC assures Israel's Olympic participation amid Gaza conflict; Russia criticizes IOC decisions. Bach reaffirms commitment to fair play and anti-doping regu...

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'If They Kill Me It Changes Nothing': Navalny In Unreleased 2020 Interview

Alexei Navalny, the Russian opposition leader who died in prison last month, predicted in previously unpublished testimony in 2020 and released on Wednesday that his death would change "nothing" and other people would stand in his place.

International Business Times

On the SOTU guest list: immigration, IVF and abortion - Roll Call

Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are making the most of the State of the Union attendee list to get their point across.

Roll Call

Russian List Adds Kasparov As 'Terrorist And Extremist'

Former world chess champion Garry Kasparov labeled as 'terrorist' by Russia, sparking condemnation and concerns for freedom of speech.

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Navalny's Widow Continues Call For Russian Election Protest

Navalny's widow rallies for justice in protest following his assassination, sparking international outcry.

The Guardian - UK

Yulia Navalnaya asks Russians to join anti-Putin polling station protest

Alexei Navalny’s widow urges supporters to arrive en masse at midday for presidential election to overwhelm polling stations

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Rising Repression In Putin's Russia

Explore Russia's escalating repression under Putin's regime targeting dissenters, activists, and minorities. Learn about crackdowns, political prisoners, a...

International Business Times

Yulia Navalnaya Calls For Election Day Protest Against Putin

The widow of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny called on Wednesday for Russians to stage an election day protest against President Vladimir Putin by forming long queues outside voting stations.

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Space

Is it time for a new Outer Space Treaty? Reports of Russian nuclear space weapon raise questions

Reports of a potential Russian nuclear space weapon recently ignited discussions about the Outer Space Treaty, an international agreement that set the norms for behavior in space.

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“Secret Informant Love”: Ex-Army Officer Charged With Sharing Military Secrets On Dating Site

David Franklin Slater was adoringly called "secret informant love," "Sweet Dave," and "secret agent” by the person who claimed to be a woman in Ukraine. The post “Secret Informant Love”: Ex-Army Officer Charged With Sharing Military Secrets On Dating Site first appeared on Bored Panda.

The Guardian - UK

I’m in a Russian prison. This is how my friend Alexei Navalny showed us Putin’s hypocrisy

Putin claims to embody faith and family values only to manipulate ordinary Russians. But my friend truly lived by them, says Russian opposition politician Ilya Yashin

The Guardian - UK

Deportation and re-education: life in Russian-occupied areas of Ukraine

As Russian officials carry ballot boxes from house to house in Zaporizhzhia, intimidation tactics are rife

Al Jazeera

ICC seeks arrest of Russian officers over infrastructure attacks in Ukraine

It is the second time the court has announced arrest warrants for Russian officials in relation to the war in Ukraine.

Evening Standard

Calls to urgently close legal loopholes that allow Vladimir Putin's allies to evade sanctions in London

Legal loopholes that could allow Vladimir Putin's allies to avoid UK government sanctions and own property in London need to be urgently closed, it has been warned.

The Guardian - UK

Individual error let Moscow intercept military call, Germany says

One of the generals on conference call about Ukraine may used non-secure line to dial in, says defence minister

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