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Vladimir Putin challenges the West: ‘If they want to defeat us, let them try!’
According to the Russian president, Russia's intervention in Ukraine marks the beginning of a shift toward a "multipolar world"
Crime
OSCE: Russia committed human rights abuses in Ukraine invasion
OSCE claims that there are "clear patterns of violations of international humanitarian law" in Ukraine
Politics
Russia claims 1,000 Ukrainian marines surrendered in key port city of Mariupol
A defeat in Mariupol would represent the first major Ukrainian city to be taken by the Russians since President Vladimir Putin launched his “special military operation” on Feb. 24
Politics
Russia warns it will not supply gas to Europe 'for free'
"We are not going to supply gas for free, this is clear," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters. "In our situation, this is hardly possible and appropriate to engage in charity with European customers"
Politics
Putin blasts the West for trying to "cancel" Russian culture
"Today they are trying to cancel a whole thousand-year culture, our people," Putin warned
Sports
"No one is safe in Ukraine," says boxing legend Vitali Klitschko
The former boxer and mayor of Kyiv claimed that Ukraine's resistance depends on the arrival of weapons from the West
Sports
FIFA frees foreign players from Russian contracts
FIFA announced that it was taking measures to protect foreign players playing for Russian Premier League clubs following the Kremlin’s invasion of Ukraine
Human Rights
Pussy Riot founder recounts 'spy novel' escape from Russia
A founding member of Pussy Riot, the Russian feminist punk band famous for protesting President Vladimir Putin, has fled Russia disguised as a food delivery worker after being placed on the Kremlin’s wanted list
Education
U.S. economy adds 428,000 jobs in April, besting previous forecasts
Meanwhile, unemployment has held steady at 3.6%, the lowest rate recorded since February 2020
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.