‘Last safe day in Kyiv’ as Russian forces close in
Fear in the capital that time is running out to exit, with an approaching military convoy three times the size as first thought.
Russia And Ukraine Conflict
Ukrainian pub brews explosives instead of beers
One Ukrainian brewery has switched from making beer to Molotov cocktails in an attempt to fight back against the Russians in the city of Lviv.
Time to get Putin’s fingers away from nuclear button
The democratic world must be even more resolute to help Ukraine.
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Can there be any prouder boast in the world today than “I am a Ukrainian”?
West must inflict a hammer blow to Russia’s economy
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine shatters three stultifying illusions, and delivers wake-up call to complacent, self-obsessed West.
West must stand strong against Putin’s nuclear threats
It may be that the West’s economic measures will work, but in reality bullying dictators respond only to a greater force.
Labor’s call to stop extremists joining conflict
Kristina Keneally urges Morrison government to extend existing laws to prohibit extremists from joining the conflict in Ukraine
Telstra boss warns of evolving threats
Telstra CEO Andy Penn is in Europe hearing first-hand of the carnage a rogue player can bring to national security and communications systems.
Nuclear alert: Putin raises the war stakes
Vladimir Putin put his nuclear forces on high alert as Ukrainian officials vowed they would not give up ‘one inch of our territory’ ahead of the first diplomatic talks.
Invasion sparks fear on national security: Newspoll
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has shocked Australians, with almost two-thirds of voters believing Vladimir Putin’s actions posed a significant threat to national security.
Ogre goes rogue by raising spectre of nukes
Vladimir Putin’s grotesque brandishing of nuclear weapons takes the historic dislocation visited on the world by this aggression to a new level.
Motorists face big slug at bowser
More pain ahead at the petrol pump: motorists will be paying on average 15c a litre more for petrol over the next six months.
PM’s stern warning to Australians on Ukraine
Australians thinking of travelling to the Ukraine to fight against the Russian invasion have been given a stern warning by Prime Minister Scott Morrison.
Jews mock anti-Semitism claim, stand their ground
Holocaust survivors and the newer generation are outraged the Kremlin is using allegations of neo-Nazism to justify the attack.
GrainCorp shares soar as wheat trade tightens
The escalating conflict in Ukraine has sent GrainCorp’s shares surging amid fears the invasion and severe sanctions on Moscow will spark global food shortages.
Singapore breaks ranks, imposes sanctions on Russia
The island state is the only Southeast Asian country to take a firm position against Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.
Sanctions spark jitters, fears of rouble collapse
A wild ride in markets continued on Monday as fears around Russia unwound much of the optimism that emerged late last week.
ABC’s Covid doomsayer weighs in on Ukraine crisis
While most people worried about whether Ukraine will hold out amid the Russian invasion, Norman Swan fretted about low immunisation rates.
War in Ukraine threatens new shortages
The Russian invasion has shut down auto factories, hit steel supplies and severed transportation routes. Commodity prices are soaring for sunflower oil, natural gas and wheat.
Future Fund cuts Russian links
The sovereign wealth fund is ditching its remaining $200m exposure to companies listed on the Russian stock exchange amid a financial backlash against the invasion of Ukraine.
‘Tyrannical’: NSW throws punch at Putin
The NSW government has announced extraordinary steps being taken in response to Vladimir Putin’s “tyrannical” invasion of Ukraine.
EU countries to send ‘fighter jets’ to Ukraine: Borrell
The EU also said on Sunday that it would finance the purchase of weapons for Ukraine, an unprecedented step for the bloc.
From Russia with hate: Inside the weird world of RT
Former employees of the state-controlled television network Russia Today have revealed their “ever-present feeling the Kremlin was watching” and what could happen if they stepped out of line.
‘Stop the war’: Russian-born Aussie star’s plea
Davis Cup debutant Luke Saville has given insight into how Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is affecting his Russian-born, tennis-playing wife.
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Mum, I’m scared, please save me
The governor of Ukraine’s second city said troops had repelled an advance that broke through the edge of the city early Sunday.
Ateco hits brakes on float plans
The vehicle distributor and service provider appears to have paused its initial public offering plans for now amid a period of heightened volatility in the market as the war unfolds in Ukraine.
Putin gambles that the West is weak
Western democracies have culpably failed to boost military capability since Vladimir Putin’s ambitions became obvious and have indulged economic and cultural self-harm.
PM’s ‘lethal aid’ arms pledge for Kyiv
Australia will buy weapons for Ukraine and offer people fleeing the war preferential access to key visa classes.
‘Ugly racial discrimination’ at Ukraine border
Ukrainians are so fearful and stressed from Russia’s reign of terror that they are racially discriminating against Africans and Indians trying to flee the country, foreign students claim.
How many nuclear weapons does Russia have?
Vladimir Putin has ordered the country’s nuclear-deterrence forces to be put on alert | What to know about Putin’s arsenal
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