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The Baby Yoda pin was seen on Valerii Zaluzhnyii's flak jacket while he was discussing war plans with Lt. Gen. Serhiy Shaptala.
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Glaciers in Asia's Hindu Kush Himalaya could lose up to 75% of their volume by century's end due to global warming, causing both dangerous flooding and water shortages for the 240 million people who live in the mountainous region, according to a new report.
International Donors Pledge $1.5 Billion In Sudan Aid
International donors made pledges on Monday of close to $1.5 billion in aid for Sudan and the surrounding region, about half of estimated needs for a deepening humanitarian crisis that has driven some 2.2 million people from their homes.
Ukrainian Artillerymen Praise US Howitzers Outside Russian-held Town
The artillerymen of Ukraine's 67th infantry brigade are delighted with the U.S.-supplied M119 howitzer amid an increase in military exchanges south of the Russian-held town of Kreminna.
Analysis-New Rules Set To Shake Up China's Shrinking Infant Formula Market
China's introduction of the world's strictest nutrient standards for infant formula are likely to see scores of brands give up on a market that is shrinking along with the country's falling birth rates, industry executives and analysts say.
Ships, Planes Search For Sub That Went Missing On Trip To Titanic Wreckage
U.S. and Canadian ships and planes searched on Monday for a submarine that went missing more than a day earlier off the coast of southeastern Canada while taking tourists to explore the wreckage of the Titanic, officials said.
NATO Ready To Act To Save Kosovo's Peace, Calls For De-escalation
NATO forces in Kosovo are ready to face any situation if acts of violence similar to recent encounters threaten the peace, the NATO commander in Pristina said late on Monday.
Do Kwon, TFL CFO Sentenced To Four Months For Document Forgery By Montenegro Court
Despite the approval of their bail proposal, the Montenegro High Court ordered Do Kwon and Han Chang-joon to remain in custody for six months even before the court ruled on their document forgery case.
Exclusive-Citing Attack Threat, France Bans Iranian Opposition Rally -document
France has banned an upcoming Iranian opposition rally over the risk of an attack, according to a letter sent to the organisers and seen by Reuters, after the release of an Iranian diplomat convicted of masterminding a plot to bomb the group in 2018.
Exclusive-Kyiv In Talks With Western Weapons Makers About Setting Up Production In Ukraine -minister
Ukraine is in negotiations with Western arms manufacturers to boost production of weapons, including drones, and could sign contracts in coming months, a Ukrainian minister told Reuters.
Uganda Arrests Three Over Horrific School Massacre
Uganda has arrested three people over last week's attack on a school in the remote west of the country that killed 41 people, a senior official in the area told AFP on Monday.
Ukraine Meets 2 Of 7 Conditions To Launch EU Membership Talks -sources
A European Union report will this week say that Ukraine has met two out of seven conditions to start membership negotiations, two EU sources said, with the bloc's executive set to highlight progress made despite the war triggered by Russia's invasion.
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Ukraine has prepared an array of new military units for its long-anticipated counteroffensive this summer, while its established brigades weathered Russia's winter offensive in the east.
Exclusive Drone Footage Shows Presence Of Explosive-Rigged Car At Kakhovka Dam
The collapse occurred while the dam was under Russian control, raising concerns about Russia's potential involvement in the incident.
Russia Bars Media From New "extremism" Case Against Navalny
The trial of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny on new charges of "extremism" will take place behind closed doors, a court spokesman said on Monday.
WFP Hopes To Resume Some Ethiopia Food Aid Distribution By July
The U.N. World Food Programme hopes to resume some food aid distribution in Ethiopia as soon as next month once it has received greater control over how beneficiaries are selected, a senior WFP official said on Monday.
China-U.S. Climate Partnership Vital Despite Differences, Kerry Says
U.S. climate envoy John Kerry said on Monday that the United States and China - the world's two biggest greenhouse gas emitters - must create a partnership to tackle climate change without allowing their differences on other issues get in the way.
Defence, Critical Tech On Agenda As India's Modi Heads To US For Landmark Visit
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi heads to the United States this week for a visit billed as a turning point for bilateral relations, with deeper cooperation in defence industry and sharing high technology in sharp focus.
UN Rights Chief Seeks To Establish Presence In China And India
The U.N. human rights chief called on Monday for greater support for his office as he seeks to expand its work by establishing a first-time presence in the world's two most populous countries India and China, whose rights records are drawing more scrutiny.
Ugandans Bury More Victims Of Horrific School Massacre
Grief-stricken Ugandans were on Monday burying more victims of last week's horrific school attack in the remote west of the country blamed on a notorious militia based in neighbouring Democratic Republic of Congo.
Israeli Troops, Backed By Helicopter, Kill 3 Palestinians In Clash
Israeli commandos killed three Palestinians, including a teenager, during an unusually fierce clash in the occupied West Bank on Monday in which a troop transport was disabled by a bomb and a military helicopter carried out a rare strike.
Fed Up With Graft, Guatemalans Face Familiar Names In Presidential Vote
Guatemala holds a presidential election on Sunday with voters clamoring for a government that can tackle corruption, inflation and violence, though no candidate is expected to secure enough votes to win outright, setting the scene for a run-off.
With Scores Missing From Shipwreck, Family Members Flock To Greek Migrant Camp
Inside a fenced migrant camp near Athens, relatives hugged survivors on Monday while others refused to abandon hope of finding loved ones who were among the scores missing after one of the Mediterranean's deadliest shipping disasters last week.
Israel Says Hoped-for Direct Hajj Flights To Saudi Arabia Won't Happen Now
Israel said on Monday that hoped-for direct flights to Saudi Arabia for the Muslim Hajj pilgrimage would not happen this year, and played down any prospects of an imminent U.S.-mediated normalisation of relations with Riyadh.
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Ukrainian Leopard-2 Tankmen Unwilling To Fight Russia, Fake Combat Vehicle Breakdowns: Report
A 22-year-old loader referred to as Gudzik said there were soldiers unwilling to take part in the conflict.
Woman Found Alive Inside Her Coffin After Mourners Hear Her Knocking, Dies A Week After
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Hong Kong Tycoon Jimmy Lai Loses Appeal Against Phone Search
A Hong Kong appeal court on Monday blocked jailed media tycoon Jimmy Lai's bid to challenge in the city's highest court a warrant obtained by national security police to scrutinise the contents of his mobile phones.
FBI, Delhi Police Bust Racket Of Scammers That Conned US Citizens Of $20 Million
The scammers impersonated a well-known American attorney who has worked as the acting administrator for the DEA. They then threatened victims into believing they had evidence that could implicate them in child pornography and drug trafficking cases.
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