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Companion’s Take On Toxic Relationships Was So Intense Jack Quaid Apologised Inbetween Takes

“I think there is that feeling within women of lacking control in this atmosphere that we live in right now.”

Pedestrian.tv

7-Year-Old 'Mozart' of Coding Offered Job at Russian Cybersecurity Firm

A coding genius was offered the head of corporate training position at Pro32, a Russian cybersecurity firm, that he can accept when he turns the legal working age of 14.

Latin Times

Honoring Susan Wojcicki's intrepid bet on Google as an early employee

The former YouTube CEO and a vital figure in Google’s development, Susan Wojcicki passed away on Friday at 56. And, on social media all weekend, grief has been pouring out, clearly visible in the digital landscape she helped create.

Fortune

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‘I no longer have a country’: Antiwar Russians who fled unlikely to return

Huge waves of Russians left after the Ukraine war began. Many still feel a sense of guilt over the conflict.

Al Jazeera

Ghost of War Past

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJEOSCG58jQ&t=12s Yevgeniya Berkovich, a Russian poet and theater director, has been arrested for supposed "justification of terrorism" in a play about Russian women who married jihadist men and went to Syria. (The play had been running for years, and which had won the Golden Mask national theater award last year.)…

Reason

Inside 'red zone' underground shelters where Ukrainians await fate as Russians advance

The Mirror entered Avdiivka before it turned into a military “red zone” that is off-limits to journalists and spoke with those sheltering, as deafening blasts pummelled the surface of bomb shelters

Daily Mirror

Discover four key elements that make this stunning photo a success

Explore the effective techniques photographer Sergey Tsybulsky used to take his shot to the next level

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West still welcoming Ukrainian refugees, but challenges lie ahead

Two Berliners share their different experiences playing host, as analysts say support for Ukrainians remains steady.

Al Jazeera

Mapping the battle for Ukraine’s Bakhmut

Al Jazeera charts six months of assaults on Bakhmut as fighting against Russian forces intensifies.

Al Jazeera

Russia’s frenzied fight for Ukraine’s strategic eastern towns

Capturing Bakhmut would be a tremendous ‘morale booster’ for the Russian war effort after a series of setbacks.

Al Jazeera

New York Times reveals details of Russian soldiers’ calls

Battlefield conversations highlight the disarray of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and reference civilian killings.

Al Jazeera

The man who refuses to leave his home in war-torn Ukraine despite buildings collapsing around him

Dispatches Ukraine: Life Under Attack on Channel 4 tells how Sergei lost his arm in the attacks on his country

Wales Online

'I'm a Ukrainian refugee and I need to transport husband's sperm 1,750 miles for a baby'

Ukrainian Iryna Litvinova wants to have an IVF baby and was forced to leave a frozen embryo at home and now she wants to get her husband's sperm transported to the UK

Daily Mirror

Lives derailed: Fleeing Ukraine war destroyed my father’s health

When Russia’s invasion put the life and health of their sick father at risk, a family from Kyiv knew they had to leave.

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Reuters

Ukrainian family finds refuge in Prague's Russian community

A month after fleeing her home in central Ukraine with her three sons, Yulia Sarycheva is sharing a pot of tea with a pair of artists who are putting them up in their home in an old Prague suburb.

Tribune News Service

Heidi Stevens: Chicago florist tracks down woman in Ukraine who's selling flowers through the war

In early March, two weeks into Russia’s assault on Ukraine, Steven Dyme watched a clip on NPR’s Twitter feed about a florist in Mykolaiv, Ukraine, who had just stocked her shop with fresh spring blooms when war broke out.

The Independent UK

Teacher who fled Kharkiv sets up Ukrainian-speaking school for child refugees

“At the end of the first day, one child said that it was exciting for them to be able to speak in their own language again,” Luda Sviridok said.

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