Politics
Russia cuts off gas to Poland and Bulgaria
Poland's state-owned energy firm and Bulgaria's Energy Ministry announced that Russia is cutting off their gas supplies
Politics
U.S. buys $290 million worth of anti-radiation drug amid Russia’s nuclear threat
Nplate is a drug approved to “treat blood cell injuries that accompany acute radiation syndrome [ARS]"
Politics
Trump blisters Biden at Ohio rally: ‘Taking orders from the Easter Bunny’
Visit to battleground state was a particular boost to J. D. Vance, the Senate candidate who got the former president’s coveted endorsement.
Politics
Jair Bolsonaro will fly to Moscow as war looms over Europe
"The timing is terrible,” said Guilherme Casaroes, a political analyst at the Getulio Vargas Foundation in Brazil
Politics
Ukraine and Russia discuss meeting for peace talks
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Sunday that a Ukrainian delegation could meet a Russian delegation near the country’s border with Belarus “without preconditions.”
Politics
Russia announces commencement of large-scale naval exercises
Since Russia launched its illegal invasion of Ukraine, its navy has suffered heavy losses to its heavily outnumbered neighbor.
Crime
VIDEO: death toll rises to 18 after Russian missile hits shopping mall in Ukraine
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said that there were more than 1,000 people in the shopping center at the time of the impact
Human Rights
Russian missiles hit residential complex in Zaporizhzhia, adding to city's death toll
Rescue workers were sent to the scene, as officials believe that more people are still under the rubble
Politics
To save the farming industry, Brazil's president fights to maintain relations with Russia
Brazil is notoriously dependent on imported fertilizer and imports about 85% of its fertilizers from abroad – with approximately 20% of the total imports coming from Russia
Politics
Biden warns of Russian cyberattacks
Biden urged private businesses to be vigilant against cyberattacks