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URN Daily: European leaders told to be ready to send peacekeepers to Ukraine. Biden faces pushback from allies over long-range missile use

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Reporter's Notepad: Meeting Notes published from European Commission Workshops on Foreign Direct Investment, Private Equity and War-Risk Insurance.

Just The Facts: Biden's decision to approve Ukraine's use of US long-range missiles faces pushback from allies. Korean tractor maker TYM targets Ukraine rebuild with Europe subsidiary.

Here's What They Think: Biden risks retaliation by letting strike deep in side Russia with US weapons, the Guardian says. FT, though, says his decision should have come earlier, and The Conversation believes Europe must start taking more responsibility for its own security.

Sober Second Thought: Ukrainian agricultural producers can compensate for the costs of aligning their operations with the EU regulations by increasing their efficiency, Olha Halytsia and Oleg Nivievskyi from the Kyiv School of Economics wrote in a policy brief.

The Rebuilder's Social: It's been 1,000 days, as of today, since the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine. Thousands of social media posters praise Ukraine, recount damages and offer poetic words to commemorate the occasion.

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