Russian troops give back control of Chernobyl nuclear power plant to Ukraine: Report
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Russian troops have handed back control of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant to Ukraine, according to a letter from Russia's nuclear power company,

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TikTok star from Mexico's Mennonite community shows the way
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A rising TikTok star from a Mennonite community in Mexico that once shunned rubber tires and electricity is embracing technology to give a glimpse

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Tunisia Speaker Ghannouchi rejects Parliament dissolution
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The Speaker of Tunisia's parliament on Thursday rejected President Kais Saied's dissolution of the assembly the previous day.

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US congressman Cawthorn not to face charges for remarks on orgies and drugs
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US House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy has said that his fellow Republican and congressman Madison Cawthorn will not face disciplinary action for

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Pay in roubles for Russian gas April 1 onwards, Putin tells foreign buyers
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Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday (March 31) that foreign buyers must pay for Russian gas in Russian currency roubles from April 1.

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How the media turns war into a spectator sport
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From the moment Russian troops invaded Ukraine on Feb. 24, people in the West have been glued to their TV, computer, and phone screens, furiously consuming news about the war and posting their reactions online. As the war in Ukraine enters its second month, it’s become clearer than ever that our corporate and social media ecosystem has not given us the tools to critically navigate the incessant militaristic propaganda, nor has it provided many pathways for people to do anything besides watch and post. In this special panel, which was recorded in t...

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Britain sends more lethal weapons to Ukraine
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Defense minister says latest shipment includes artillery, ammo, and anti-air missiles

British Defense Minister Ben Wallace said on Thursday that the UK and “a number of countries” are sending more arms to Ukraine in a bid to hold back the Russian military. Britain has already sent thousands of anti-tank missiles into the war-torn country.

“There’ll be more lethal aid going into Ukraine as a result of today. A number of countries have come forward either with new ideas or indeed more pledges of money,” Wallace told reporters after a donor conference in London aimed at increasing arms shipments to Kiev.

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US imposes more sanctions on Russia
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Thirteen individuals and 21 companies added to Treasury sanctions list aimed at restricting tech sector

The US Department of the Treasury has added 13 individuals and 21 new companies to its list of Specially Designated Nationals to be sanctioned under the Office of Foreign Assets Control, according to a notice posted to its website on Thursday. The agency has also removed two companies from the list.

The new companies have been added for allegedly falling under the umbrella of the Russian Federation’s aerospace, electronics, and maritime sectors.

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UN: Afghans need $4.4bn to have enough to eat
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UN head called for do­na­tions to stave off a cri­sis as he launched the UN’s biggest ever sin­gle-coun­try fund­ing dri­ve.
Published On 31 Mar 2022

Ukraine says most Russ­ian forces have left Cher­nobyl pow­er plant
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Most Russ­ian troops have left the de­funct nu­clear fa­cil­i­ty and only a ‘small num­ber’ re­main, Ukraine’s En­er­goatom says.
Published On 31 Mar 2022

Green­wash­ing? UN ap­points pan­el to probe firms on cli­mate ef­forts
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Many busi­ness­es pledged to re­duce their green­house gas emis­sions, but some en­vi­ron­men­tal­ists now warn of emp­ty promis­es.
Published On 31 Mar 2022

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DEVELOPING STORY
DEVELOPING STORY,
Cur­few in Sri Lan­ka as pro­test­ers try to storm pres­i­dent’s house
Cur­few in parts of Colom­bo as demon­stra­tors set fire to po­lice ve­hi­cles and block roads amid wors­en­ing eco­nom­ic cri­sis.
Published On 31 Mar 2022

Australian journalist's Beijing trial ends with verdict deferred
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China's closed-door trial of Australian journalist Cheng Lei, accused of providing state secrets to a foreign country,end

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Russian Fighter Jets Armed With NUKES Buzz Swedish Airspace, Freaking Everyone Out
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Crooked Republicans Try To Block Trump-Supporting Candidate From Running
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Ex­plain­er: How the US’s strate­gic pe­tro­le­um re­serve works
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Joe Biden is re­leas­ing mil­lions of bar­rels from the Unit­ed States’ crude oil stash. Here’s what you need to know.
Published On 31 Mar 2022

Ukraine war should not hin­der Iran deal re­vival, US an­a­lysts say
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Amid crit­i­cism of Rus­sia’s in­volve­ment in nu­clear talks, JCPOA sup­port­ers say US must press on with diplo­ma­cy.
Published On 31 Mar 2022

Pak­istan PM Im­ran Khan de­fi­ant be­fore no-con­fi­dence vote
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Pak­istan’s em­bat­tled prime min­is­ter says he will not re­sign and ac­cus­es the US of con­spir­ing with the op­po­si­tion.
Published On 31 Mar 2022

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US rights groups wel­come Ti­tle 42’s like­ly end, want more de­tails
Rights ad­vo­cates wel­come re­port­ed plan to end US bor­der re­stric­tion in May, but de­mand im­me­di­ate end to ex­pul­sions.
Published On 31 Mar 2022