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The Latest Breaking News from Ukraine

G7, UN condemn ‘deplorable’ Russian attack on Kremenchuk mall

G7 denounces ‘war crime’ after a Russian missile attack on a crowded Ukrainian shopping mall kills at least 18 people.

Al Jazeera

NATO to invite Finland and Sweden to join after Turkey lifts objections

NATO leaders will formally invite Finland and Sweden to join the alliance Wednesday after the two Nordic countries reached an agreement with Turkey, NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg said Tuesday. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s office said Helsinki and Stockholm agreed “to cooperate fully with Turkey in its fight” against the…

France 24

What To Expect From South Korea’s First NATO Summit

South Korea’s president has vowed to make the country a “global pivotal state” bolstering cooperation with like-minded countries to promote liberal democratic values of freedom, peace, and prosperity.

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‘The enemy is planning something’: Kharkiv fears new Russian attack

Putin’s advance on Ukraine’s second city was halted in March, but its defenders sense another offensive is looming

The Guardian - UK

Ukraine news – live: Russia accused of war crimes as 18 dead in Kremenchuk mall strike

Volodymyr Zelensky said it’s ‘impossible to even imagine’ how many killed

The Independent UK

World leaders condemn Russian attack on Ukraine shopping centre

G7 leaders say missile strike on mall in Kremenchuk was a war crime, as rescue efforts continue

The Guardian - UK

Dozens missing after Russian missile strike on mall kills 18

Firefighters on Tuesday searched the rubble of a Ukrainian shopping mall in the central city of Kremenchuk where authorities said 36 people were missing after a Russian missile strike that killed at least 18.

Reuters

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What the papers say – June 28

An attack on a shopping centre in Ukraine is the focus of today’s papers.

The Independent UK

Ukrainian embassy could be reopened: PM

Anthony Albanese says the government is considering re-establishing its embassy presence in Ukraine amid the Russian invasion.

AAP

Russia-Ukraine war: what we know on day 125 of the invasion

Russia’s attack on a shopping centre in Kremenchuk met with global outrage as officials confirm at least 18 killed in the strike

The Guardian - AU

'It was hell', survivors say of Russian missile strike on busy mall in Ukraine

In a central Ukrainian intensive-care ward, five people are crammed into a room, their wounds bound up in bloodied bandages. A dead body lies on a stretcher outside, covered in a blanket.

Reuters

US officials back in Venezuela in a bid to rebuild ties

Senior Biden administration officials have quietly traveled to Caracas in the latest bid to rebuild relations with the South American oil giant as the war in Ukraine drags on, driving higher gas prices and forcing the U.S. to recalibrate other foreign policy objectives

The Independent UK

Ukraine is UK’s new ‘1937 moment’, British army chief says

General Sir Patrick Sanders warns Britain’s armed forces must be prepared to ‘fight and win’ to prevent the spread of war in Europe

The Independent UK

G7 summit draws to close with condemnation of Putin’s ‘war crime’ mall massacre

Boris Johnson and fellow G7 leaders will have a final day of meetings at Schloss Elmau in Germany.

The Independent UK

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The Independent UK

Liz Truss warns against ‘uneasy peace’ with Ukraine giving up territory

The Foreign Secretary repeated her call for the recovery of all the lands Ukraine had lost since 2014.

The Independent UK

Johnson urges Russian scientists to apply to come to the UK to escape Putin

Prime Minister Boris Johnson also set out a package of support for Ukrainian experts whose work has been hit by the Russian invasion.

Wales Online

The man who refuses to leave his home in war-torn Ukraine despite buildings collapsing around him

Dispatches Ukraine: Life Under Attack on Channel 4 tells how Sergei lost his arm in the attacks on his country

The Independent UK

Wimbledon day one: Emma Raducanu and Andy Murray thrill Centre Court with wins

Two brief suspensions due to rain failed to dampen spirits on day one at the All England Club

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Bangkok Post

How G7 can help those with debt

From the weekend until today, G7 leaders have gathered in Germany to discuss a litany of overlapping global crises, including the war in Ukraine, food insecurity, inflation, backlogged global supply chains, the pandemic response and climate change. These challenges have a common denominator: All are falling hardest on low- and…

Bangkok Post

6 reasons to recalibrate Thai-US ties

After years of benign neglect, Thailand is seeing some earth-shaking developments from the US, with the Biden administration apparently suddenly realising that Thailand remains a key ally in the region that has not yet been fully utilised. At this juncture, the time is right. Both countries are planning to commemorate…

WEKU

Russia-Ukraine war: What happened today (June 27)

A roundup of key developments and the latest in-depth coverage of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Benzinga

Can Cryptocurrency And DAOs Help Fundraise For Abortion Rights Groups? CowgirlDAO Leads The Way

The decision by the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn Roe v. Wade could have a huge impact on access to abortions. The cryptocurrency and NFT sectors have been taking note for months of a potential ruling and are raising money to support one another. Here’s the latest.

Wales Online

Imported food quality could suffer post-Brexit, says report

The Food Standards Agency says the pandemic and the Ukraine war may also have an impact on food standards

The New Daily

Russia attacks civilians in shopping mall and city parks

Russia targeted families shopping for food, in daytime missile attacks Ukraine says are more evidence of murder and of state-sanctioned terrorism.

The Independent UK

No sign of reprieve for 3 condemned by Ukraine separatists

Less than two weeks remain for two Britons and a Moroccan to appeal the death sentences imposed by separatist forces that captured them during fighting in eastern Ukraine

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