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FORGOTTEN HISTORY: Bill browder - The Untold Story

Impose sanctions on refineries that buy Russian crude oil to end war, says Bill Browder

Putin critic says plants in China, India and Turkey are funnelling up to $1bn a day to Kremlin

The Guardian - UK

Woman whose husband is detained in Dubai meets with Irish politicians

Heather Cornelius met with TDs and Senators at Leinster House about her husband’s 17-year detention.

Evening Standard

Lack of progress abroad leaves Starmer facing questions at home

News analysis: Archie Mitchell argues the lack of concrete progress on the ‘coalition of the willing’ leaves Keir Starmer facing difficult questions at home and abroad

The Independent UK

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Downing Street ‘hopeful’ after Russia and Ukraine agree to Black Sea truce

It is unclear whether the UK would follow any easing of sanctions against Russia signalled by the US.

Evening Standard

Bringing back ‘golden ticket’ visas ‘a big mistake’, Magnitsky sanctions architect warns Dutton

Bill Browder says such visas ‘a way for dodgy people … to buy themselves legitimacy and insert themselves into countries’

The Guardian - AU

Maria Bartiromo stopped in her tracks for peddling Trump’s false ‘4% approval’ claim about Zelensky

‘That number comes out of thin air. There's no 4 percent number,’ Bill Broder told Maria Bartiromo on Wednesday.

The Independent UK

Ukraine war briefing: Depends what Trump means by a ‘deal’, says Russia

US president threatens Putin with sanctions and tariffs; Bill Browder calls for all of Russia’s frozen $300bn to be spent arming Ukraine. What we know on day 1,065

The Guardian - AU

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Keir Starmer urged to push for Ukraine to get $300bn of frozen Russian assets

Financier turned activist Bill Browder says Russia will make gains that spark refugee crisis if US military support dries up

The Guardian - UK

Kremlin critic says ‘struggle just beginning’ as he is knighted

Sir Bill Browder began his campaign against human rights abuses and corruption in 2009 after the death of his lawyer Sergei Magnitsky in Moscow.

Evening Standard

'Terrible record': UK fails to fine firms probed for breaching Russian oil sanctions

THE Treasury has investigated more than 50 UK-linked companies for breaching Russian oil sanctions, but is yet to hand out a single fine.

The National (Scotland)

Litvinenko’s widow ‘disgusted’ by Farage and Reform UK candidate’s praise for Putin

Russian dissidents and a British ex-military official formerly stationed in Moscow say the party represents a threat to Britain’s national security

The Independent UK

Sir Bill Browder: King’s birthday honour is for those killed for opposing Putin and those fighting against him

Exclusive: Human rights activist Bill Browder says his knighthood in the King’s Birthday Honours list is dedicated to those that have been killed or imprisoned for opposing Russian leader Vladimir Putin

The Independent UK

A campaigner who took on the UK Post Office joins Tracey Emin, Imelda Staunton on royal honors list

A former post office branch manager who campaigned to expose a vast miscarriage of justice has been given a knighthood by King Charles III

The Independent UK

MPs urged to change law so frozen Russian assets can help aid Ukraine

Kremlin critic Bill Browder says US-style legislation would give UK power to confiscate money to support Ukrainian military efforts

The Guardian - UK

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Evening Standard

Giving frozen Russian assets to Ukraine would be 'total game changer', says London businessman

Bill Browder, known as the Kremlin leader’s ‘number one enemy’, says handing assets to Ukraine would allow it to ‘fight off the Russians’

International Business Times

Putin Will Lead Until 'End Of His Natural Life': Activist

Vladimir Putin is likely to stay in power until "the end of his natural life" or until he is overthrown, an anti-corruption campaigner said on Friday as Russians voted in presidential polls.

The Guardian - UK

‘The UK must change its position’: the wife of Briton jailed by Vladimir Putin on taking up her husband’s fight

As Alexei Navalny was buried, the wife of Russian opposition activist Vladimir Kara-Murza was in London to challenge foreign secretary David Cameron

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The Five Spot: Jeff DeMond, Chairman and CEO, Archtop Fiber

Cable stalwart says fiber is still the future

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The Guardian - UK

Casting their shadow: how Trump, Putin and AI dominated talk at Davos

Neither man was present at World Economic Forum where Labour impressed global business chiefs

The Guardian - UK

UK urges west to use frozen Russian assets to rebuild Ukraine’s economy

Foreign secretary says there are legal, moral and political justifications for using assets of $350bn

The Independent UK

Russian opposition figure Alexei Navalny declared missing days after Putin announces presidential bid

Alexei Navany has not been seen since last Tuesday, three days before Vladimir Putin announced he would run for a fifth presidential term in Russia

The Independent UK

Teenager schools government on Russian poisoning risk as Lords warned UK is ‘unprepared’

Research paper on poisoning published by 17 year-old Sophia Browder accuses government of neglecting ‘very real’ threat

Al Jazeera

‘It all adds up’: What Russians are saying about Prigozhin’s possible death

The Kremlin is yet to confirm the details of Wednesday’s plane crash in Russia. Commentators are speculating.

Evening Standard

Spy chiefs in the dock for ‘ignoring threat from Russia to focus on terror’

One Russia expert said the Russians do a much better job of flushing out British spies than vice versa

Fortune

I got rich in Russia and got out in time, twice. Here’s what I learned about democracy and free markets

Most totalitarian regimes never prosper for more than a generation or two. The parasitic behaviors of such governments eventually drain the economy.

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