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EU slams Russia's 'war crimes' in Ukraine, but new sanctions unlikely

The imposition of a new round of sanctions asset freezes and travel bans appears unlikely for now

Russia must be held accountable for loss of lives in Ukraine: Australian PM

In his remarks, Morrison referred to the 'distressing' and terrible situation in Europe which he said must 'never happen in our own region'

Ukraine rejects Russian demand for surrender in port city Mariupol

Ukrainian officials rejected the Russian proposal for safe passage out of Mariupol even before Moscow's 5 am deadline for a response came and went

SC considers Centre's plea, closes cases on evacuation from Ukraine

Now nothing remains in this matter as students have come back, the bench observed at the outset

Companies put brakes on $25 billion of deal-making as Ukraine war rages

Electric car giant Tesla is the latest big name firm to scrap financing plans, as it postponed a $1 billion offering of bonds backed by leases on its vehicles last week

Mike Pence distances himself from Trump as he eyes 2024 campaign

Last month, Pence called out Trump by name, saying his former boss was wrong to insist that he had the power to unilaterally overturn the results of the 2020 election

Oil climbs on pressure from Ukraine conflict, tight market

Brent crude futures climbed $1.96, or 1.8%, to $109.89 a barrel at 0039 GMT, adding to a 1.2% rise last Friday

European Union to mull Russian oil embargo with Biden set to join talks

EU governments will take up the discussion among foreign ministers on Monday, before Biden arrives in Brussels on Thursday for summits with NATO's 30 allies

European Union to mull Russian oil embargo with Biden set to join talks

EU governments will take up the discussion among foreign ministers on Monday, before Biden arrives in Brussels on Thursday for summits with NATO's 30 allies

Australia to make Big Tech hand over data on misinformation

The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) will also be able to enforce an internet industry code on uncooperative platforms, the federal government said on Monday

Gold little changed as focus remains on Ukraine crisis, Fed

Preventing the metal from gaining further, two of the Fed's most hawkish policymakers said on Friday the central bank needs to take more aggressive steps to combat inflation

Ukraine crisis: France freezes $24 bn of Russian Central Bank's assets

France also froze real estate in the country worth half a billion euros, which is about 30 properties and apartments owned by Russian citizens, according to the minister

Joe Biden to visit Poland on Europe trip this week: White House

Poland, which neighbours Ukraine, has taken in more than 2 million refugees from the fighting

Ukraine crisis: Zelensky warns of World War III, if talks with Russia fails

The humanitarian situation in Ukraine's south-eastern city of Mariupol continued to worsen as thousands of civilians were estimated to be killed in the city since the beginning of hostilities

Top Headlines: Exporters scan back-up routes to Russia; Mariupol resists

Russian military offers Ukrainian troops defending the strategic port of Mariupol to lay down arms. More on that in our morning wrap.

Ukraine rejects offer from Russia to surrender besieged Mariupol

Ukraine's Deputy Prime Minister said in remarks carried by Ukrainska Pravda news outlet that Kyiv already had told Russia that there can be no talk about surrender and laying down weapons

Russia strikes Ukraine with cruise missiles from Black Sea and Caspian Sea

Russia struck Ukraine with cruise missiles from ships in the Black Sea and Caspian Sea, and launched hypersonic missiles from Crimean airspace, the Russian defence ministry said on Sunday

US confirms Russia's use of 'Dagger' hypersonic missiles in Ukraine

The US has officially confirmed that Russia used 'Dagger' nuclear-capable hypersonic aeroballistic air-to-ground missile during the hostilities in Ukraine, CNN reported

Zelenskiy accuses Russia of 'terror', Mariupol city says thousands deported

Zelenskiy said Russia's siege of the port city of Mariupol was "a terror that will be remembered for centuries to come", while local authorities said thousands of residents taken to Russia by force

Russia not to initiate reconciliation with West: Foreign Minister Lavrov

Russia remains open to cooperation with Western countries, but will not initiate an improvement in the relations with them, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Saturday