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Madeleine Albright, the first woman to serve as US secretary of state, died on Wednesday. She was 84.https://bit.ly/3D7bav5 

NATO is set to agree to reinforce its eastern flank with a major new deployment of combat ready troops to Central and Eastern Europe.https://bit.ly/3L6gtxB 

British prosecutors had no rational reason to drop murder charges against a soldier who allegedly killed unarmed protesters on Bloody Sunday and must revive the case, Northern Ireland’s top judge has ruled.https://bit.ly/37IrDKr 

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy called upon French companies to quit funding the 'Russian war machine'.https://bit.ly/3uqFpt7 

Vladimir Putin said he would not accept payments for natural gas shipments in dollars or euros — instead, "unfriendly countries" would have to pay in Russian rubles. Last year, the EU imported some 40 percent of its annual gas needs from Russia.https://bit.ly/3ulbQZF 

Estonia’s future security could in part depend on a push by the country’s Russian speakers to convince their peers to reject the overtures of Russia’s President, Vladimir Putin.https://bit.ly/3NdwIL6 

Vladimir Putin’s climate envoy — the architect behind Russia’s market reforms in the 1990s — has quit his post. He's now the highest-ranking official to stand down following the invasion of Ukraine.https://www.politico.eu/article/vladimir-putin-climate-envoy-anatoly-chubais-quit-russia/ …

OPINION: "Planning for the future is a difficult undertaking in today’s unhinged and uncertain security environment."https://bit.ly/3D7t0hG 

The European Union will release in €3.4 billion in recovery funds to help countries absorb refugees from Ukraine fleeing the Russian invasion.https://bit.ly/3NctRlD 

Sanctions against Russia come at a cost, warns the UK's finance minister.https://bit.ly/3qtrzoi 

Western broadcasters have already restricted access to Russian state-owned media like RT and Sputnik. Now Reuters will follow suit, saying it will cut all content of Russian-owned wire service TASS from its business-to-business service, Reuters Connect.https://bit.ly/3ulOraz 

“If you think we’ve got hell on earth now, you just get ready.” The head of the UN's World Food Programme warns a food supply crisis caused by the war in Ukraine could tip the world's poorest, most famine-ravaged regions into political chaos.https://bit.ly/3twa2xH 

In the first major admission by the Kremlin that Moscow was blindsided by the transatlantic response to the invasion of Ukraine, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said “no one could have predicted” Western sanctions would target Russia's central bank.https://bit.ly/3Iyz2IY 

The arrest of Bulgaria’s ex-PM Boyko Borissov is a sign the country's new leader Kiril Petkov is serious about tackling corruption. But Borissov’s quick release is also a sign he needs help to do so. Enter European Public Prosecutor Laura Codruța Kövesi.https://bit.ly/3upadKq 

Of Estonia's 1.3 million citizens, 300,000 are Russian speakers. The country’s future security could in part depend on a push by some of these Russophones to convince their peers to reject the overtures of Vladimir Putin.https://bit.ly/3ILPmqd 

With war raging in Ukraine, some leaders of NATO-allied countries have expressed a desire to extend the contract of Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg for at least another year — until September 2023.https://bit.ly/3uj0Iwx 

The European Commission has created a temporary crisis framework allowing EU countries to support businesses harmed by the crisis in Ukraine.https://bit.ly/3LaOzRg