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  • No plans to move Champions League final from Russia, says Uefa

    February 22, 2022

    European football chiefs Uefa say there are no plans to move the Champions League final from St Petersburg despite Russia invading Ukraine. The final of club football’s most prestigious competition is due to take place at the Gazprom Arena in the Russian city on 22 May.  “Uefa is constantly and closely monitoring the situation,” the [...]

  • Markets roll over as Putin lays down the gauntlet: ‘Ball is now firmly in NATO’s court’

    February 22, 2022

    Reports of a possible summit between US President Biden, and Russian President Vladimir Putin saw European markets get off to a decent start to the week initially. Unfortunately, the early optimism didn’t last, and the France inspired initiative soon went the way of every previous initiative in trying to understand exactly what it is Russia [...]

  • Lufthansa suspends all fights to Ukraine amid invasion fears

    February 20, 2022

    Lufthansa has announced it will be suspending all flights to the Ukraine capital Kyiv from tomorrow as fears of a Russian invasion grow.  The German airline said it will also stop flights to Odessa, a key port city on the Black Sea. The response contrasts to the Irish budget airline Ryanair and the Hungarian Wizz [...]

  • Gazprom’s European gas supplies drop to decade low amid fractured unity over sanctions

    February 20, 2022

    Gazprom's European gas supplies has fallen to 10-year lows, while Germany and Italy fret over sanctions reducing their energy reserves.

  • ‘Golden visas’ for wealthy foreign investors to be scrapped amid dirty Russian money concerns

    February 17, 2022

    The government is expected to scrap so-called “golden visas” for wealthy foreign investors amid concerns over links between Russia and the UK. Those eligible for the tier one investor visa, launched in 2008, must have at least £2m in investment funds and have a UK bank account. It has been under review due to repeated [...]

  • Kremlin-linked Russian money laundered in London: UK should ‘get its house in order on dirty Russian cash’

    February 16, 2022

    Boris Johnson’s government needs to “get its house in order” if it is serious about tackling “dirty money” from Russia coming into the UK, Keir Starmer has said. The Labour leader also called for the Government to “go now and go hard” with sanctions against Russia, as he said the Prime Minister should return all [...]

  • See for yourself: Videos show Russian army closing in on Ukraine border amid warning invasion may start tomorrow

    February 15, 2022

    The build-up of Russian armed forces approaching the Ukrainian border is in full swing, according to various media reports overnight. This includes submarines, landing ships in the Black Sea as well as tanks and howitzers, according to CNN. The news channel geolocated and authenticated a range of social media videos. A number of videos were [...]

  • Government minister urges Brits to leave Ukraine as West fears looming Russian invasion

    February 12, 2022

    Armed Forces Minister James Heappey has urged British nationals living in Ukraine to "leave now" as the RAF will not be able to rescue them.

  • Biden: US citizens should leave Ukraine

    February 11, 2022

    US President Joe Biden has advised American citizens living in Ukraine to leave the country immediately, amid growing fears of a Russian invasion.

  • UK sends 350 soldiers to Poland to ‘stand firm’ with Ukraine, says defence secretary

    February 8, 2022

    The UK is set to send 350 soldiers to bolster security on the Polish border, as prime minister Boris Johnson prepares to deploy RAF Typhoons and warships to eastern Europe. “Poland is one of our oldest allies,” defence secretary Ben Wallace said today. “As strong partners in NATO and Europe we will both stand firm [...]

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