Culture
American newspapers start leaning toward more U.S. intervention to save Ukraine
Major American newspapers have featured columns and editorials leaning more and more toward U.S. and NATO intervention to stop Russia's invasion of Ukraine
Politics
Lavrov: Russia-China relations at an all-time high
By undermining the effectiveness of the sanctions regime being imposed on Russia, China clearly hopes to weaken the compliance mechanism that keeps that order working and under American control
Politics
Hungary to deploy troops to Ukraine border as Europe braces for war
Ukraine’s other neighbors have begun mobilizing to prepare for a potential Russian invasion while many Ukrainians remain committed to defending their homeland
Politics
Russia claims control over Ukrainian city with population of over 250,000
Kherson, which is estimated to have about a quarter of a million residents, is a strategic port city
Politics
Hungary will block transit of weapons for Ukraine
"The reason for making this decision is that such deliveries might become targets of hostile military action and ... we have to ensure the security of Hungary," a Hungarian official said
Politics
Dozens in South Florida protest in support of Ukrainians
Ukrainians in Florida showed their support for Kyiv after the Russian invasion
Business
Ukraine offers $1 million to Russian pilots who defect with warplanes
Ukrainian defense manufacturer offered bounties on stolen Russian military aircraft on Tuesday, along with citizenship to pilots who defect and deliver them to the Ukrainian army
Politics
Congress closer to banning imports of Russian oil and gas
Support for a ban has grown because of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s app and “as people watch the atrocities unfold on television before their eyes.”
Technology
Russia demands Google censor "false" ads about Ukraine invasion
Russia's censorship bureau demanded that Google block online-video ads it described as “false political information” about Ukraine in its campaign to censor any outside information about the invasion.
Politics
Representante ucraniana-estadounidense Victoria Spartz llama 'genocidio' a la invasión rusa
La congresista ucraniana nativa calificó la invasión de su país de origen como un “genocidio” el martes y pidió a la administración de Biden que tome medidas más enérgicas.