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11 March 2022

Anthony Scaramucci, Skybridge Capital founder, joins CNBC's 'Squawk Box' to weigh in on the Russia-Ukraine war. For access to live and exclusive video from CNBC

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GENEVA —  UN News Russian attacks on  civilian targets in Ukraine could be a war crime: UN rights office

 

 March 9 (Reuters) - At least 1,170 civilians have been killed in Ukraine's besieged city of Mariupol since the start of the Russian invasion, a Ukrainian state information agency said on Wednesday, citing figures from Mariupol's deputy mayor.

"At least 1,170 people have been killed and 47 were buried in a mass grave today," deputy mayor Serhiy Orlov was quoted as saying. "People are without water, heat, electricity, gas, residents are melting snow to drink."

A Russian missile strike killed 35 at a Ukrainian military training base near the Polish border, threatening what has been a vital lifeline for the country https://t.co/e1dHpmdgNp

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) March 13, 2022

#Ukraine Residents of Berdyansk, Ukraine, went out to the streets to protest against Russian invasion. They are chanting: “Berdyansk is Ukraine!” pic.twitter.com/iL6kr6BsRx

— Hanna Liubakova (@HannaLiubakova) March 13, 2022

Russia - Macron heads to Moscow and Kyiv on high-risk diplomatic mission | FRANCE 24 English

 

7 February 2022

 

French President Emmanuel Macron flies to Moscow on Monday in a risky diplomatic move, seeking commitments from Russian President Vladimir Putin to dial down tensions with Ukraine, where Western leaders fear the Kremlin plans an invasion.

 

 

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Russia - #protests #Russia #Navalny Russian police arrest over 1,000 protesters backing Putin critic Navalny, monitors say: FRANCE 24 English

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Police detained more than 1,000 people at #protests​ across #Russia​ in support of jailed Kremlin critic Alexei #Navalny​ on Wednesday, the OVD-Info protest monitoring group said.   

 

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Russia - Russians head to regional polls in shadow of Navalny poisoning: FRANCE 24 English 1.36M subscribers

Russians on Sunday vote in regional polls overshadowed by the poisoning of main opposition leader Alexei Navalny, an economic crisis exacerbated by the coronavirus and major protests in some regions.

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Russia - #World "Down with the Tsar!" Rare anti-Putin protests erupt over arrest of 'popular' regional governor: euronews (in English) 1.38M subscribers

Thousands gathered in the city of Khabarovsk and some shouted, "Shame on Moscow!" and "Putin's a thief!" after their governor was arrested.

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Russia - reforms: Will Putin rule Russia forever? BBC News 7.84M subscribers

Russians are voting on a series of sweeping changes to the constitution that could allow Vladimir Putin to stay in office until 2036, making him the longest serving Russian leader. 

The reforms would mean Mr Putin's term limit is reset to zero in 2024, allowing him to serve two more six-year terms. 

There is no independent scrutiny of the seven-day vote, and copies of the new constitution appeared in bookshops during the week.

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Russia - Printed copies of Russian's amended constitution available in bookshops before referendum is over. Печатные копии измененной Конституции России можно приобрести в книжных магазинах до окончания референдума: euronews (in English) 1.37M subscribers

Euronews correspondent Galina Polonskaya reports from a polling station in Moscow. Read more about the Russian referendum that could see Putin stay in power until 2036 here: https://www.euronews.com/2020/06/24/h...

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“We need to elect Vladimir Putin as a lifetime president,” Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov said in a video published on his social media accounts Tuesdayhttps://t.co/F7O5jlVPYG

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Russia - Putin sets July 1 for Constitution reform vote as Covid-19 lockdown eases: euronews (in English) 1.33M subscribers

Although Russia is still struggling with the coronavirus pandemic, President Vladimir Putin is pushing ahead with his constitutional changes, which were delayed in April. He has now announced the country is to vote on these reforms on July 1st. A peculiar calendar for reforms, as FRANCE 24’s chief foreign editor Robert Parsons explains.

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Russia - Putin: Country passed the peak of coronavirus infection: BBC News 7.6M subscribers

President Vladimir Putin announced that Russia's nationwide lockdown was being eased from 12 May, and that businesses could go back to work to stop unemployment rising further. 

He also said it was up to individual regions to decide the best policy. 

But Russia's daily infection rate remains high, compared with the rest of Europe. Russia has recorded its highest daily death toll of 174 in the past 24 hours, pushing the nationwide total to 3,807. 

Officials reported 8,915 new infections on Tuesday, taking the total number of cases to 362,342 across 85 regions. Moscow (2,830), Moscow Region (817) and St Petersburg (363) are the top three regions in terms of new cases. 

A total of 131,129 patients have fully recovered across the country.

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