Wednesday briefing: The siege of Mariupol was meant to be over. Why isn’t it?

In today’s newsletter: what’s at stake in the long battle for the port city at the heart of Ukraine’s defence

or face sanctions ranging from fines to a total ban, as concerns were raised that hate speech will increase under the ownership of Elon Musk.A man sits near a destroyed building in the southern port city of Mariupol.In the two months since Russia’s invasion, the battle for Mariupol has made the city famous.

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