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Russia cracks down on free press and speech as information war escalates

New efforts by the Kremlin to bully the press and silence dissent are forcing independent media out of the country.

Axios

Kremlin says West is behaving like bandits

LONDON: The Kremlin said on Saturday that the West was behaving like bandits, but that Russia was far too big to be isolated as the world was much larger than just the United States and Europe.

Bangkok Post

Kremlin says the West is behaving like bandits

The Kremlin said on Saturday that the West was behaving like bandits but that Russia was far too big to be isolated as the world was much larger than just the United States and Europe.

Reuters

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The International Monetary Fund announced it could approve $1.4b emergency funding – as it happened

Biden says US and allies have ‘raised the costs’ on Russia over its aggression, as credit card giants Visa and Mastercard halt Russian business operations

The Guardian - AU

Russia cracks down on dissenting media, blocks Facebook

Russian President Vladimir Putin has intensified a crackdown on media outlets and individuals who fail to hew to the Kremlin line on the war in Ukraine

The Independent UK

Test for Putin: Public messaging on Russian military casualties in Ukraine

Back in the Soviet era, the Kremlin had a simple strategy for dealing with combat casualties in messy foreign wars like the one in Afghanistan: near silence on the subject.

Los Angeles Times

PM warns of nuclear disaster risk after Ukrainian power plant shelled

Boris Johnson said ‘however long it takes, however arduous’, Russian president Vladimir Putin ‘must fail’.

The Independent UK

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Meet Russia’s oligarchs, a group of men who won't be toppling Putin anytime soon

U.S. President Joe Biden and other world leaders are setting their sights on Russia’s oligarchs as they seek new ways to punish Vladimir Putin – and those who have enabled him and profited from his reign – for waging war in Ukraine.

The Conversation

Kremlin spokesman brands Lindsey Graham a drunk after senator calls for Putin’s assassination

‘These days, not everyone manages to maintain sobriety, I would even say sanity,’ the Kremlin’s spokesman said

The Independent UK

Latest Ukraine updates: Moscow resumes offensive on Mariupol

Ukraine-Russia news from March 5: Ceasefire fails in the key city, allegations of violations by both Russia and Ukraine.

Al Jazeera

Anti-war Russian FSB agents have helped thwart three assassination attempts against Zelensky, Ukraine claims

Kremlin-backed Wagner group and Chechen special forces said to be behind planned attacks

The Independent UK

Ukraine president survives three assassination attempts from Russian agents

A group of 400 mercenaries from the Kremlin-backed Wagner group and Chechen special forces were reportedly sent to Ukraine up to five weeks ago to 'decapitate' the Ukrainian government.

Irish Mirror

BBC suspends journalism in Russia as Kremlin cracks down on independent news

New law threatens lengthy jail sentences for ‘false’ reports

The Independent UK

Kremlin ramps up efforts to suppress Russian dissidents after Ukraine invasion

‘People are now being fired from their jobs, men are being prepared to be drafted into the army, everyone is in a very anxious mood’

The Independent UK

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The Guardian - UK

Russia appears to have no way out as Putin goes ‘all in’

Analysis: Rising stakes seem to lure the president deeper into the Ukraine war, with polls backing him and his officials compromised

Daily Mirror

Wife to one of 'Kremlin's most wanted' ordered to pay up over £22m UK home dispute

Elsina Khayrova - the wife of Dmitry Tsvetkov, said to be on the Kremlin's "most-wanted list" - was ordered to pay £117,000 in a dispute with a construction firm over her Surrey home

The Independent UK

Guns for hire: How shadowy Wagner Group mercenaries support Russian soldiers in Ukraine conflict

Kremlin-linked private militia increasingly central to Vladimir Putin’s ‘special military operation’

Reuters

How the Biden White House is fighting Russian disinformation

As the United States and Western allies grapple with Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the Biden administration is taking a unique approach to fighting a surge in Russian disinformation and propaganda.

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The Guardian - UK

Russia steps up onslaught after Ukraine ‘narrowly’ escapes nuclear disaster

Putin forces intensify strikes on civilian areas as Zelenskiy issues furious rebuke to Nato over no-fly zone refusal

The Conversation

Ukraine war: families of unhappy Russian conscripts could undermine Kremlin's war effort

What do ordinary Russians think about the war that Vladimir Putin has unleashed on Ukraine? The Kremlin’s justifications: that Ukraine’s leadership has been subjecting ethnic Russians in that country to genocide and that the government in Kyiv is led by neo-Nazis appear far-fetched to most people outside Russia. So does…

Evening Standard

How the Russian media is reporting the invasion of Ukraine

As the invasion enters its eight day, Daniel Keane looks at how the Kremlin’s media machine is reporting the crisis

Tribune News Service

Russia accused of nuclear ‘terrorism’ as world looks on aghast

President Vladimir Putin was denounced for his “recklessness” after Ukraine said that Russian forces attacked a nuclear power plant, raising the stakes in the nine-day-old war and prompting calls for an even more robust response to the Kremlin’s aggression.

Tribune News Service

Putin propaganda machine undercut by social media blackout

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine dredged up concerns that the country’s aggression would extend to social media, and that the Kremlin’s long-running campaign to use the internet to stir doubt and division in democracies would confuse public opinion on the war.

Al Jazeera

‘Unite’ around Putin, Kremlin urges Russians amid Ukraine war

Spokesman Dmitry Peskov acknowledges ‘heated debates among cultural figures’, tells Russians now not time for divisions.

Reuters

Putin foe calls on Russians to protest against war across the world

Jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny told Russians on Friday to protest against the war in Ukraine in Russian cities and across the world on March 6, and accused President Vladmir Putin of bringing shame on the Russian national flag and language.

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