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Hard-left candidate Mélenchon rallies around promise to tame capitalism

With just three weeks to go before France’s presidential election, hard-left leader Jean-Luc Mélenchon rallied tens of thousands of supporters on Sunday onto the streets of Paris, framing himself as the antidote to Emmanuel Macron by promising to raise the minimum wage, freeze food and fuel prices, and lower the…

Radio France Internationale

Ukrainian refugees in Poland queue for work permits as border crossings ebb

Hundreds of Ukrainians waited in front of Poland's national stadium to register for work permits on Monday as governments and businesses across central Europe sought to help refugees who have fled Russia's invasion find jobs and school places.

Reuters

Russia threatens to cut ties with US after Biden labels Putin a ‘war criminal’

US ambassador in Moscow summoned for an official protest as EU ministers meet to discuss further sanctions

The Guardian - UK

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Russia-Ukraine: How will the war end?

What would a de-escalation or an end to the war look like, and what would it mean for the two countries?

Al Jazeera

France freezes 850 million euros of Russian property and assets

France has seized around 850 million euros of Russian oligarchs' assets on its soil, Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said Sunday.

Radio France Internationale

Dublin Airport labelled 'shambles' by passengers who have 'never seen it this busy'

The lead up to the St Patrick's Day long weekend saw "nightmare" queues and the situation doesn't seem to have improved

Dublin Live

Ryanair announces plan to hit net zero by 2050

Campaigners suggest announcement has ‘unsavoury flavour of greenwash’

The Independent UK

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Ukraine says it will never surrender its cities as Odesa reports airstrikes on flats

Russia accused of striking residential areas in what would be first attack on Black Sea port

The Guardian - UK

Dublin Airport: One major flying rule could be scrapped, says expert

The rule was initially introduced across the EU in 2006

Dublin Live

EU slams 'war crimes' in Ukraine but new sanctions unlikely

European Union countries are accusing Russia of committing war crimes in Ukraine

The Independent UK

War in Ukraine: Latest developments

KYIV: Here are the latest developments in the war in Ukraine:

Bangkok Post

Kremlin Says Russian Oil Embargo Would Hurt Europe, Not US

The Kremlin said on Monday Europe would be hit hard in the event of an embargo on Russian oil, striking the continent's energy balance, but would not affect the United States. Some European Union foreign ministers are pushing for an oil embargo as part of a possible fifth round of…

Asharq Al-Awsat

EU Official Accuses Russia of War Crimes

EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell is accusing Russia of committing war crimes in Ukraine, most notably in the besieged port city of Mariupol where hundreds of civilians have been killed. Borrell says that “what’s happening in Mariupol is a massive war crime. Destroying everything, bombarding and killing everybody in…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Eamon Ryan says Irish people can do one key thing to help stop Vladimir Putin in Ukraine

Mr Ryan also confirmed that Ireland will support further sanctions being brought in against Putin and Russia "as part of a united European Union response.

Irish Mirror

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Reuters

EU sees high risk of child trafficking as 3.3 million Ukrainians flee to Europe

The European Union's migration commissioner warned on Monday that Ukrainian children were in danger of being trafficked they flee their country from the Russian invasion.

Daily Record

Syrian man who fled Ukraine set to be reunited with parents in Dumfries

Naeem Hijazi has had his appeal to the Home Office to live in the UK accepted

The Independent UK

Ukraine: ‘Normal people’ would not think Boris Johnson compared Brexit to war, says minister

‘Spurious’ to suggest PM was comparing fight against Russia to struggle against EU, says Sajid Javid

Al Jazeera

Biden to travel to Poland to discuss Ukraine war with Duda

The US president to discuss the international response to the Russian invasion with his European allies during his trip.

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The Guardian - UK

Oil rises as EU mulls Russian ban; UK chancellor hints at fuel duty cut – as it happened

European shares turn positive and the rouble weakens before federal loan bond trading restarts in Moscow

Reuters

Yacht linked to Russian oligarch Abramovich cruises off Turkey - shipping data

A superyacht linked to sanctioned Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich was cruising a few kilometres (miles) off the coast of southwest Turkey on Monday, after skirting European Union waters in recent days, ship tracking data showed.

Reuters

Ukraine war could lead to global food crisis, says French farming minister

The war between Ukraine and Russia, two of the world's top crop producers, could lead to a food crisis "on the global" scale, French farming minister Julien Denormandie said in Brussels on Monday ahead of a EU agriculture meeting.

The Guardian - AU

Monday briefing: Ukraine refuses to give up Mariupol

Joe Biden to visit Poland on Europe trip … Morad Tahbaz moved from Evin prison to a hotel … and Chloë Sevigny on Hollywood, fame and family

Financial Times

How Big Tech lost the antitrust battle with Europe

Brussels is set to finalise stringent new legislation targeting Silicon Valley giants, whose desperate lobbying has fallen on deaf ears

The Conversation

Why a leaked WTO 'solution' for a COVID patent waiver is unworkable and won't make enough difference for developing countries

There was a brief moment of euphoria last week, when it seemed that COVID-19 vaccines, medicines and supplies might be liberated from the World Trade Organization’s intellectual property rights straitjacket and a patent waiver would make them available and affordable to the unvaccinated in the global south.

Reuters

EU split on Russia oil sanctions, mulls other steps

The European Union's foreign ministers disagreed on Monday on whether and how to slap sanctions on Russia's lucrative energy sector over its invasion of Ukraine, with Germany saying the bloc was too dependent on Russian oil to decide an embargo.

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