Close call for CBS News crew as Russia pummels a front-line Ukraine village near Kherson with artillery

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​cbs news​​​ Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said his country would fight until it recovers all of its territory from Russia's invading forces. On Tuesday, CBS News correspondent Imtiaz Tyab →

The end of fish and chips? Rising prices threaten a British tradition

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​reuters​​​ By Lucy Towers and Alistair Smout At west London's Hooked Fish and Chips, Bally Singh is struggling to keep the tills ringing for a British tradition, with prices sky-rocketing for fish, →

Where a Gallon of Gas Costs More Than the Minimum Wage

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​national interest​​​ by Ethen Kim Lieser Is an hour’s pay really worth just one gallon of gas? At some gas stations in California, this is apparently true. As pointed out by CBS News, the federal →

China to provide South Pacific countries ‘what US, Australia failed to offer’

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​global times​​​ By Yang Sheng and Liu Caiyu As China and South Pacific island countries are going to strengthen their cooperation to better serve local people's demand for development, some voices →

UN human rights chief called to see Xinjiang's devt objectively despite US pressure

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​global times​​​ While UN human rights chief Michelle Bachelet is about to visit Northwest China's Xinjiang region, the US government together with anti-China forces have taken active moves - either →

Nazi flags shock travellers in Antwerp station during film shoot

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​the brussels times​​​ Travellers and commuters passing through the train station in the centre of Antwerp on Wednesday morning were shocked to find nazi banners hanging from the walls in the main →

African development experts optimistic despite gloomy global economic outlook

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​africa news​​​ By Afolake Oyinloye As the global financial outlook continues to look dimmer with a prolonged war in Ukraine, many African countries are bracing themselves to ride out the storm. The →

Top things to know about Ukraine today: Food crisis warnings mount as Russia closes in on key cities

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nbc news By Yuliya Talmazan Moscow’s blockade of Ukrainian ports will “further increase the price of many staple food products,” the U.K.'s Defense Ministry said Wednesday, as Russian forces changed →

The Quad plays insidious tricks: Global Times editorial

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​global times​​​ A key part of US President Joe Biden's Asia tour is the so-called Quad leaders' summit in Tokyo on Tuesday. The informal forum comprising the US, Japan, India and Australia is widely →

Will Capitalist Chile Follow Venezuela to Ruin?

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​national interest​​​ by Rainer Zitelmann Chile was long regarded as a model capitalist country in South America. In the Human Development Index 2022, Chile ranks first among all Latin American →

Texas massacre shocks, but gunfire at U.S. schools at record high

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reuters By Tim Reid On Tuesday three students were shot and wounded outside an elementary school in Washington D.C. A day earlier, three teenagers were shot as they left their high school in →

Analysis: Beyond Trump, Trumpism is the winner in midterm primaries

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​reuters​​​ By Alexandra Ulmer The crushing defeat of David Perdue in Tuesday's Republican gubernatorial primary in Georgia likely delighted Donald Trump's adversaries, who have been keeping →

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