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Ukraine conflict update: Kyiv addressing manpower gaps, says senior US commander in Europe
• Ukraine has taken steps to overcome its manpower challenges on the front lines against Russia by expanding its pool of eligible conscripts, according to US Army General Christopher Cavoli, the highest-ranking American military officer in Europe. On Thursday, Cavoli also warned that halting the supply of US weapons and shared intelligence would significantly weaken Ukraine's defense capabilities, even as it diversifies its arsenal through other international suppliers. Ukraine has taken
Ukraine conflict update: Kyiv addressing manpower gaps, says senior US commander in Europe
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Hungary announces ICC pullout during visit from Israel’s Netanyahu
Hungary has officially declared its decision to depart from the International Criminal Court (ICC), just ahead of Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s meeting with Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu, who is currently facing an ICC-issued arrest warrant. “Hungary will leave the International Criminal Court. The government will initiate the formal exit process on Thursday, following constitutional and international legal protocols,” wrote Gergely Gulyas, Orban’s chief of staff, in a Facebook post on
Hungary announces ICC pullout during visit from Israel’s Netanyahu
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Researchers protecting agriculture from climate impacts require increased government support — yet funding is shrinking
For years, Erin McGuire applied her scientific expertise to grow crops like tomatoes, onions, and peppers at the University of California, Davis. Leading a laboratory dedicated to agricultural advancement, she worked alongside a global network to cultivate drought-tolerant plants, improve produce storage techniques, and help increase income for farmers locally and abroad. But then, the funding dried up. Her lab, previously supported by the U.S. Agency for International Development, faced
Researchers protecting agriculture from climate impacts require increased government support — yet funding is shrinking
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Gas pipeline explosion ignites massive blaze in Malaysia, leaving over 100 hurt
A massive blaze triggered by a ruptured gas pipeline engulfed multiple homes and sent a towering fireball into the air near Malaysia’s capital on Tuesday, leaving over 100 people injured. The blaze erupted in Putra Heights, a suburb outside Kuala Lumpur, close to a fuel station. The dramatic flames, visible for miles, burned for hours. The incident took place during a public holiday as Muslims across the country observed the second day of the Eid celebration. Malaysia’s state-owned energy
Gas pipeline explosion ignites massive blaze in Malaysia, leaving over 100 hurt
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‘My mind leans toward the macabre’: exploring the eerie realm (and 700 sticky notes) of artist Ed Atkins
As a child, Ed Atkins would sit alone while his parents were out, mentally rehearsing tragic scenarios in which they might die. “I figured if I imagined it, then fate would be less likely to make it real,” says the 42-year-old artist. Though none of those imagined disasters came to pass, eventually, life dealt a real blow. In the final year of his postgraduate studies, Atkins’ father, Philip, was diagnosed with cancer. He passed away six months later—coinciding with Atkins’ graduation show in
‘My mind leans toward the macabre’: exploring the eerie realm (and 700 sticky notes) of artist Ed Atkins
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The revival of Sicily's historic 'white treasure'
Referenced 17 times in the Bible and harvested for over a millennium in the Mediterranean, an ancient "superfood" is making a comeback thanks to the efforts of a determined Sicilian farmer. Under the steamy summer sun in the Madonie mountains of Sicily, just over 60km from Palermo, the stillness is broken by the voice of Giulio Gelardi. Standing among his ash trees, he gestures at a pale-streaked branch and says, “You’re just in time—this is the manna.” This thick, white resinous
The revival of Sicily's historic 'white treasure'
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'Down to the brink': behind the UK's high-stakes talks with the US to fend off Trump-era tariffs
Top UK officials and ministers are in ongoing discussions with US representatives this weekend in an urgent push to secure exemptions from heavy new import tariffs. According to sources within the government, leaders have prioritized talks on Donald Trump’s upcoming tariffs, treating them as the most pressing topic in all dialogues with American counterparts. Earlier this week, Trump revealed plans to impose a 25% tariff on car imports starting 3 April — a move likely to affect British
'Down to the brink': behind the UK's high-stakes talks with the US to fend off Trump-era tariffs
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March’s Most Unruly Travelers So Far
Editor’s Note: Subscribe to "Unlocking the World," CNN Travel’s weekly newsletter. Stay updated on travel trends, aviation news, culinary highlights, and must-visit places around the globe. In this edition, we recount a string of unruly tourist moments from March, but redeem the narrative with heartwarming travel tales and a spark of romance to lift your spirits. Air travel continues to face widespread obstacles due to a blaze near London’s Heathrow Airport. Passengers caught in
March’s Most Unruly Travelers So Far
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Rutte: Ukraine’s Possible NATO Membership Not Included in Peace Deal
Можливість вступу України до НАТО не повинна розглядатися як елемент мирного врегулювання. Такий сценарій розглядається окремо — незалежно від того, як розгортатимуться події згодом. Про це заявив Генеральний секретар НАТО Марк Рютте, виступаючи у Польщі перед студентами Варшавської школи економіки, повідомляє Новини.LIVE. “НАТО підтвердило своє прагнення бачити Україну членом Альянсу. Це було повторено під час саміту у Вашингтоні, де пролунала чітка заява про те, що шлях України до членства є
Rutte: Ukraine’s Possible NATO Membership Not Included in Peace Deal
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Five financial forces set to shape Rachel Reeves’s spring address
Rachel Reeves is set to deliver her spring statement on Wednesday, issuing a stark message that public spending reductions are now unavoidable due to shifting global conditions and higher government borrowing expenses. Following the announcement of significant welfare cuts that have sparked controversy within her own party, the chancellor will outline the latest projections from the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) regarding the economic outlook and public finances. These are the key
Five financial forces set to shape Rachel Reeves’s spring address
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South African envoy ousted by US greeted warmly upon return by supporters
South Africa's former ambassador to the United States, Ebrahim Rasool, returned home on Sunday to a hero’s welcome after being expelled and declared persona non grata by the Trump administration. Hundreds of supporters gathered to greet him with songs of praise and solidarity. Arriving at Cape Town International Airport, Rasool and his wife Rosieda were met with huge crowds. As they made their way through the airport's arrivals area, a police escort was required to help usher them
South African envoy ousted by US greeted warmly upon return by supporters
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Ukraine–U.S. Talks in Saudi Arabia: New Details Revealed by Presidential Office
Ukrainian-American Delegations Discuss Peace in Saudi Arabia The Office of the President of Ukraine has shared details about ongoing discussions between Ukrainian and American representatives held in Saudi Arabia. This was announced by Serhiy Leshchenko, advisor to the Head of the Presidential Office, during a broadcast of the "Unified News" national marathon. "These are technical discussions. Negotiations like these usually aren't resolved overnight. In some cases, talks
Ukraine–U.S. Talks in Saudi Arabia: New Details Revealed by Presidential Office
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Russia-Ukraine conflict: Major developments, day 1,123
Here’s an overview of the major developments from Sunday, March 23. Fighting • A large-scale drone offensive against Kyiv led to the deaths of at least three individuals, one of them a five-year-old child, and injured numerous others. According to Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko, the assault caused fires in several high-rise residential buildings. Emergency crews responded across multiple neighborhoods to battle the resulting blazes. At least three individuals, including a young child, were
Russia-Ukraine conflict: Major developments, day 1,123
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Time Out names the top global city for food in 2025
Editor’s note: Subscribe to Unlocking the World, CNN Travel’s weekly newsletter, and stay informed about travel trends, top destinations, exciting food and beverage stories, and recommended places to stay. This week in travel: why Nigerians claim their Guinness rivals Ireland’s, a Texan woman embracing her golden years in France, and Time Out’s newly announced must-visit foodie cities for 2025. Culinary Capitals A seasoned travel tip? Always leave space in your luggage—and in your appetite. A
Time Out names the top global city for food in 2025
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UK TV networks hit with £4.2m penalty over unlawful freelancer data sharing
The BBC, ITV, BT, and leading sports content producer IMG have been collectively fined £4.2 million for unlawfully exchanging payment information related to freelance staff working at football and rugby broadcasts. According to the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), this activity violated competition regulations and involved freelance professionals including audio specialists and camera crews. The investigations began in 2022, initiated by intelligence from Sky, which airs a significant
UK TV networks hit with £4.2m penalty over unlawful freelancer data sharing
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Stunning Greek Islands Like Mykonos Without the Tourist Crowds: What Makes Them Unique
Koufonisia is a hidden treasure in Greece, perfect for travelers who crave the allure and elegance of Mykonos but prefer to avoid tourist crowds. This is highlighted in a recent feature by the Daily Express. Nestled within the Cyclades islands, this enchanting pair of small isles offers everything visitors admire about Greece: striking white architecture, golden sandy coastlines, crystal-clear waters, and lively evening entertainment—all without the high prices and bustling tourism that now
Stunning Greek Islands Like Mykonos Without the Tourist Crowds: What Makes Them Unique
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A flood-ravaged city in Nigeria rebounds swiftly, with residents praising unity and resilience
Maiduguri’s Recovery from Historic Flooding ABUJA, Nigeria (AP) — At the heart of Maiduguri’s busy central market, Elizabeth Felix takes in the familiar chaos — vendors arranging their goods, shoppers bargaining energetically, and vibrant fabrics flapping beside rows of fresh vegetables and salted fish emitting a pungent scent. Just half a year earlier, none of this was possible. Heavy rainfall submerged the market in water, part of widespread flooding across Central and West Africa. Experts
A flood-ravaged city in Nigeria rebounds swiftly, with residents praising unity and resilience
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Ukraine conflict update: Military leaders from ‘willing coalition’ set to gather in London
• Military leaders from over 30 nations backing Ukraine are set to gather in the UK on Thursday to strategize on forming a "coalition of the willing" that might deploy forces to Ukraine if a ceasefire takes place—without the participation of the United States. A spokesperson for British Prime Minister Keir Starmer noted on Monday that while contributions will differ among countries, the alliance is expected to include a sizable force from numerous nations. This initiative follows
Ukraine conflict update: Military leaders from ‘willing coalition’ set to gather in London
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Mürren: The breathtaking traffic-free village accessible by gondola
A New Era for Mürren Tucked high in the Swiss Alps, this centuries-old village once felt worlds away from modern life. But now, thanks to an engineering marvel—the steepest cable car on the planet—visitors can swiftly reach the secluded town of just 430 people. On a chilly morning in December 2024, I boarded a picturesque train for a three-hour journey from Geneva to Lauterbrunnen, a charming alpine village nestled between Interlaken and the majestic Jungfrau range. From here, I was only one
Mürren: The breathtaking traffic-free village accessible by gondola
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Experts caution that workforce reductions at US dam oversight agencies may endanger public safety
COULEE DAM, Wash. (AP) — Experts and workers say federal staffing cuts at key government agencies in charge of U.S. dams are putting the country’s water, power, and flood protection systems at risk. The Bureau of Reclamation, which delivers water and hydroelectric power across 17 western states, has downsized by nearly 400 employees under a Trump administration initiative, a federal official confirmed. A notice at the entrance of the Grand Coulee Dam’s visitor center — North America’s largest
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