Sports
UEFA changes Champions League's final venue in Russia after Ukraine invasion
The European soccer's governing body held an extraordinary meeting to make a decision on the Champions League final that was to be held in St. Petersburg
Sports
WNBA All-Star's wife begs Biden to help free spouse from Russian prison
“There is one person that can go get her, and that’s our president,” Cherelle Griner said in the interview which aired on ABC’s “Good Morning America"
Sports
U.S. offers prisoner swap with Russia to secure basketball star's release
Blinken did not provide any other details of the proposal or described Russia’s response to avoid endangering the negotiations with Moscow
Politics
How does the Russia-Ukraine conflict affect Mexico?
"Mexico does consider that what is happening may constitute a threat to international peace and security."
Politics
Russia strikes back at Western sanctions, says all major exports could soon be in rubles
"If you want gas, find rubles," Russian parliament speaker Vyacheslav Volodin said in a post on Telegram
Politics
NATO and US respond to Russian threat to deploy military in Cuba and Venezuela
Admiral Rob Bauer, chairman of NATO's Military Committee, said it is "of concern" that Russia could deploy missiles in Cuba or Venezuela
Business
Cuban regime expands economic ties with Russia, offers use of land for 30 years terms
The Havana regime offered the right to use Cuban land for 30 years to Russian companies in an unusual concession for foreign investors
Sports
Russian court extends 'wrongfully detained' WNBA star's sentence by one month
WNBA All-Star Brittney Griner was seen leaving the Khimki court on Friday in handcuffs and wearing an orange hooded pullover with her head down
Politics
Russia reaffirms right to use nuclear weapons if threatened
Ultimately the decision to use Russia’s expansive nuclear arsenal falls on President Vladimir Putin
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Norway warns residents to stay away from whale suspected of being used as 'Russian spy'
Experts and marine biologists believe the friendly whale was being used by Russia to collect information, most likely by the Russian Navy