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‘Blow to global leadership’ if US does not send significant aid to Ukraine, says former ambassador
Later this week, there will be a vote in the Senate which is likely to back a 95 billion dollar aid package for Israel, Ukraine and Taiwan.
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A year living under the shadow of war in one Ukrainian community
As the war in Ukraine enters its 20th month, there’s no end in sight, just brutally slow advances, where soldiers fight for weeks over metres of territory on the frontlines.
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UK troops ready to join NATO force in Kosovo as tensions rise
A battalion of UK troops is standing ready to join the NATO peacekeeping force in Kosovo, following rising tensions in the region. The US has called on neighbouring Serbia to pull back what it says is a large military build-up along the border, describing it as ‘very destabilising’. Some 50,000 Serbs living in northern Kosovo…
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France Protests: ‘No violence will go unpunished’, says PM
The French Prime Minister has declared that “no violence will go unpunished” – after the home of a mayor in the Paris suburbs was attacked during the night, while his family were asleep inside.
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Russia Ukraine conflict: Heavy shelling in Kyiv despite Moscow’s claim of ‘de-escalation’
There’s been more heavy shelling around the capital, Kyiv today despite Moscow’s claim to be “de-escalating” operations around the city with fighting in some of the suburbs which Ukrainian troops have seized back from Russian control.
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UN chief warns Russia Ukraine conflict is “unwinnable”
Nearly a month into this war, fighting continues but with few major new gains on either side.
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Russia ‘won’t receive weapons from China’ if US threaten economic sanctions
We’re joined by Steve Tsang, the director of the China Institute at the School of Oriental and African Students – and John Herbst, who is a former US ambassador to Ukraine and now a director of the Atlantic Council.
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Covid: they think it’s all over, but is it?
With Boris Johnson himself not ruling out the possibility of new variants in the future, we ask is this really the right time to be ending all restrictions?
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‘Putin is a serial aggressor’, says former US ambassador to Ukraine
We spoke to John Herbst, former US Ambassador to Ukraine, and started by asking if talks between Nato and Russia could defuse tensions on the Ukrainian border.
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Russian threats will not succeed, says former US ambassador to Ukraine
We were joined by John Herbst, a former US ambassador to Ukraine.
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Carl Cox on over 30 years of DJ’ing
Carl Cox is one of the original superstar DJs of the 80s and 90s. He helped bring acid house from the warehouses of Chicago to British raves, the unregulated party scene, then festivals and clubs.
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North Korea marks 73rd anniversary with military parade featuring soldiers in hazmat suits
You may have wondered why we have heard little from the dear leader of North Korea in recent months. Perhaps he misses exchanging barbs with his on-off friend Donald Trump.
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Wildfires threatening Athens in midst of heatwave
Wildfires in Greece have flared back up and are now threatening Athens.
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English lockdown wins support from MPs
MPs have voted to support the four-week lockdown for England that starts tomorrow.
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Will Arizona help elect a Democrat to president for second time since 1952?
The state of Arizona has only voted for a Democratic President once since 1952. But this year, popular among women, Latinos and young voters, Democrat Joe Biden is enjoying a steady lead in the opinion polls over Donald Trump.
