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Russia has compiled lists of Ukrainians to target after an invasion, a U.S. official has claimed, as Putin mulls officially recognizing Ukraine's breakaway regions.

It comes as tensions between Russia and Ukraine have pushed discussions about energy independence to the fore.

According to India's Ministry of New and Renewable Energy, the country is home to roughly 7,600 kilometers of coastline.

Queen Elizabeth II tested positive for Covid-19 on Sunday and is experiencing mild, cold-like symptoms, Buckingham Palace said.

Tesla's Autopilot is being probed by regulators at Germany's Federal Motor Transport Authority, according to newspaper Bild am Sonntag.

Russia doesn't want NATO and Kyiv to believe that arms exports to Ukraine successfully deterred Moscow, said Rob Lee of the Foreign Policy Research Institute.

Bitcoin may not see a bull market until late 2024, when the next "halving" event is scheduled to take place, Huobi co-founder Du Jun said.

Singapore' finance minister said the country is looking at a range of wealth taxes closely, including taxes on capital gains and a net wealth tax on individuals.

China on Monday held steady on a benchmark lending rate, with the one-year loan prime rate kept unchanged at 3.7%.

Indonesia hit a daily record high of more than 64,000 cases last week, superseding daily infections in the previous wave which peaked just under 57,000 in July.

President Biden has accepted "in principle" a meeting with Russia's Putin in what could be a last-ditch effort at diplomacy over tensions surrounding Ukraine.

The U.S. and its allies can leverage the Russian threat by sustaining their common cause, in the face of the boldest assault yet on the post-World War II order.

Travel and leisure stocks are picking up steam as investors seek to diversify away from high U.S. interest rates, ETF Trends CEO Tom Lydon says.

Clients of the second-biggest Swiss bank included an international cast of unsavory characters, according to media reports.

OpenSea CEO Devin Finzer said the hacker "has $1.7 million of ETH in his wallet from selling some of the stolen NFTs."

The Kremlin has denied that the more than 150,000 Russian troops outfitted with advanced military equipment along Ukraine's borders are preparing for an attack.

The chip shortage is forcing automakers to drop key features such as heated seats, seat memory modules and infotainment features to keep producing.

Olaf Scholz stressed that much of the West — including the U.S. — is reliant upon Russia's energy supplies.

"The Russian government cannot be really sure exactly what we'll do," German Chancellor Olaf Scholz tells CNBC.

The NATO comments came as Russia's military launched ballistic and cruise missiles in a show of its nuclear readiness.