George Soros mourns Madeleine Albright
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The billionaire Open Society Foundations founder called her a “champion for freedom and democracy”

Open Society Foundations founder and liberal billionaire George Soros published a statement mourning the death of former US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright on Wednesday, calling her a champion of democracy.

“Madeleine Albright was an astute stateswoman, scholar, and a true champion for freedom and democracy,” said Soros, who also called Albright “a trailblazer in her field.”

“My colleagues and I at the @OpenSociety Foundations mourn her passing today. We will miss her.”

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Americans want Biden more involved in Ukraine, poll shows
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A new Associated Press survey suggests mounting pressure on the White House to take action in Ukraine

A growing number of Americans say that President Joe Biden should insert the United States into the Ukraine conflict, according to new polling, which shows that a majority of respondents are willing to endure economic blowback from sanctions on Russia.

Conducted by AP alongside the NORC Center for Public Affairs Research and published Wednesday, the survey shows that support for US involvement in the confli...

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UK promises more ‘high explosive’ weapons for Kiev
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NATO members will discuss additional military aid one month into the Ukraine-Russia conflict

The UK said it will send more anti-armor missiles to Ukraine, as NATO member states are set to discuss additional support for Kiev amid Russia’s military campaign, which started exactly one month ago.

London will deliver 6,000 anti-tank and “high explosive” missiles, as well as £25 million ($32.9 million) in military aid, the government announced on Thursday. This adds to over 4,000 anti-tank weapons, including Javelin and NLAW missiles, already sent to Kiev.

The BBC, meanwhile, will receive an extra £4.1 mill...

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Ex-colony wants full independence from British crown
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Jamaica will “move on” and become a republic, the PM tells the visiting royal family

After 60 years of political independence, it is “inevitable” that Jamaica will “move on” from its past as a British colony and become a republic, Prime Minister Andrew Holness told Prince William and his wife Kate on Wednesday. London rejected calls to apologize and pay reparations for its history of profiting from slavery in its Caribbean colony....

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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange gets married in British high security prison
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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange married his long-term partner Stella Moris inside a British high-security prison on Wednesday at a small ceremony

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Oksana Baulina: Russian journalist killed during bombardment in Kyiv
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The ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict has caused mass destruction with civilians feeling Ukrainian cities to save their lives.

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Supreme Court nominee Jackson moved to tears as Sen. Booker tells her 'You are my harbinger of hope'
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In a passionate speech, Senator Cory Booker - the only African-American senator on the Senate Judiciary Committee, praised Supreme Court nominee Ke

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Hacker group Anonymous hacks into printers ‘all across Russia’ to print anti-war sentiment
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Anonymous claims to have hacked into vulnerable printers across Russia in order to print 'anti-propagand

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Rus­sia falls back on ur­ban siege war­fare tac­tics in Ukraine
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Se­quen­tial ur­ban sieges are bru­tal­ly ef­fec­tive, but en­sure last­ing ha­tred and make long-term suc­cess un­like­ly.
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Rus­sia’s in­va­sion of Ukraine: List of key events from day 28
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As the Rus­sia-Ukraine war en­ters its 28th day, we take a look at the main de­vel­op­ments.
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Lead­ers of NATO, G7, EU meet as Rus­sia-Ukraine war grinds on
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Lead­ers ex­pect­ed to dis­cuss sanc­tions against Rus­sia, Eu­rope’s en­er­gy se­cu­ri­ty as well as the Ukrain­ian refugee cri­sis.
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At a Ukraine the­ater, artists make dumplings for the front line
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De­fi­ant vol­un­teers across coun­try have found them­selves in un­ex­pect­ed roles af­ter Rus­sia’s in­va­sion.
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What role is Chech­nya’s Ramzan Kady­rov play­ing in Ukraine?
Chechen forces de­ployed in Ukraine ap­pear to be more of a ‘PR ini­tia­tive’ than mil­i­tary util­i­ty, an­a­lysts say.
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North Korea launches suspected ballistic missile
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The projectile landed in the Sea of Japan, inside Tokyo’s exclusive economic zone, according to the Japanese coast guard

North Korea has launched an unidentified missile toward the Sea of Japan, South Korea’s military and Japan’s coast guard reported on Thursday, with conflicting media reports regarding where the projectile landed.

Japan’s coast guard issued a statement which claimed the missile fell inside Japan’s exclusive economic zone, with the projectile touching down off the coast of Japan’s northern Aomori prefecture at 3:44pm local time (6:44am GMT). Authorities advised...

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UK' Prince William expresses 'profound sorrow' for slavery in Jamaica speech, but no apology
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Britain's Prince William, The Duke of Cambridge, expressed "profound sorrow" to Jamaicans over the "appalling atrocity of slavery" while speaking i

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India, China and Russia ahead of US in hypersonic technology, says top senator
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India, Russia and China have the advantage when it comes to hypersonic technology and the United States are no longer the dominan

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