Ukraine will not reopen gas route until it controls pipeline system

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​reuters​​​ By Pavel Polityuk U.S. sanctions and export controls imposed at the outset of Russia's invasion of Ukraine and aimed at crippling its economy are starting to have an impact on Russian →

Russians are using semiconductors from kitchen appliances in military equipment, says U.S. commerce secretary

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​cbs news​​​ By Eleanor Watson U.S. sanctions and export controls imposed at the outset of Russia's invasion of Ukraine and aimed at crippling its economy are starting to have an impact on Russian →

Rand Paul stalls Senate passage of $40 billion in Ukraine aid

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​cbs news​​​ Kentucky Republican Sen. Rand Paul defied leaders of both parties Thursday and delayed until next week Senate approval of an additional $40 billion to help Ukraine and its allies →

At least 11 dead, 31 rescued after boat capsizes near Puerto Rico

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cbs news A boat loaded with passengers capsized north of an uninhabited island near Puerto Rico. Eleven people had been confirmed dead while 31 others were rescued Thursday, authorities said. It →

A Ghanaian company makes wine from cocoa

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By Peter Quao Adattor and Africanews Cocoa has been Ghana's main commercial crop for several decades. And although the West African country is the second largest cocoa producer and exporter in the →

Sudanese protests against military rule persist

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africa news By Camille Pauvarel and Africanews Sudanese demonstrators are back on the streets to protest against the military in power and ask for the implementation of a civil government. Large →

Black hole at center of Milky Way pictured for first time

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​nbc news​​​ by Denise Chow The first image of the Milky Way's supermassive black hole was revealed Thursday, providing the first direct visual evidence of "the gentle giant" that lies at the center →

International Donors Pledge Nearly $7 Billion in Aid for War-Torn Syria

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​national interest​​​ by Trevor Filseth A meeting of international donors in Brussels secured $6.7 billion in pledges of humanitarian aid for Syria and other countries hosting refugees from the →

The Imprudent Academic Boycott of Russia Should Stop

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​national interest​​​ by Matthew Rendall German universities have broken off collaboration with their Russian counterparts. So have many others on the continent, along with France’s National Centre →

Why India and China Won’t Sanction Russia

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​national interest​​​ by Rishika Chauhan During his recent visit to India, British prime minister Boris Johnson stated that Russia and India’s historical ties are well-known and unlikely to change. →

Washington should not squeeze Manila into ‘US-China competition’: Global Times editorial

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​global times​​​ According to Philippine media, Ferdinand Marcos Jr., son of former Philippine president Ferdinand Marcos, cemented a landslide election victory over Vice President Leni Robredo. →

As Russia faces apparent setbacks around Kharkiv, Ukraine's forces entrench in eastern cities and brace for battle

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​cbs news​​​ Slovyansk, eastern Ukraine — Ukrainian officials say Russia's invading forces have been suffering setbacks around the northeast city of Kharkiv. Video appears to show burnt-out Russian →

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