Conflict
Internet Backs Man Who Shared Neighbor's Rude Text in Group Chat
"If you've got something to say, but you're concerned it's bad enough to ruin your image, then don't say such s***** things," commented one Reddit user.
Nuclear Bomb Blast Map Shows What Would Happen if One Detonated Near You
The NUKEMAP is designed to show the effect of a nuclear detonation, including estimated fatalities and injuries, in any given location across the globe.
'Sheer Panic': Internet Delights at Plight of Penny-Paying Woman
"She clearly did not think it through, but that's just my two cents," one commenter joked.
More Russian Soldiers Sabotage Vehicles to Avoid Going to Ukraine Front
"The moral and psychological condition of the occupiers remains low," a Ukrainian military administration reported.
Pope Hits Powerful Russian Bishop for Being Putin's Mouthpiece
Pope Francis and the head of the Russian Orthodox Church had a long call during which Francis says he emphasized they are religious figures, not political ones.
Man Moving Mom In With Family To 'Protect Inheritance' Sparks Fury
"Your uesrname is apt—you are everyone's doormat, but that is on you," one user commented.
Ukraine Troops Liberate City Bordering Kyiv From Russians, Mayor Says
"Our Irpin has been released from Moscow filth!!! Glory to Ukraine!" Irpin Mayor Oleksandr Markushyn captioned a Facebook video.
Ukrainian Couple, Both Fighting in War, Get Married on Defensive Line
"I'm happy that we are alive, that this day started, that my husband is alive and he is with me," Lesia Ivashchenko said.
Where Is the Outcry For All Global Conflicts and War?
It's racist jargon that makes us ignore conflicts raging internationally.
Ukrainian Woman Reveals 'Insane' 40-Hour Ordeal to Escape Across the Border
Maria Romanenko described the "surreal" moment she witnessed military vehicles heading towards Kyiv as she sat in traffic trying to get out of the city.
Ukrainian Brothers Set for American Adoption Separated in Heavy Attacks
Nine-year-old Daniil was moved west to a safer area of Ukraine, separated from his two younger brothers.
Turkey's 'Game-changer' Bayraktar Drones Won't Secure Ethiopia's Peace
A lull in gunfire should not be a moment to strategize fresh war plans. It should be a chance to fortify peace.
Missile Attack on Kharkiv as Video Shows Russia Firing Rockets at Civilians
An enormous explosion hit the center of the country's second largest city on Tuesday morning.
Ukraine Killed 3,500 Russians, Ex-President Says, Amid Fierce Kyiv Battles
For comparison, fewer than 2,500 U.S. service members have died in Afghanistan, a war that spanned two decades.
Twitter Offers Account Security Tips Amid Russia, Ukraine Conflict
The social media platform shared tips to help Ukrainian users protect their accounts and digital information.
U.N. Chief Doesn't Think Russia, Ukraine Will Engage in Military Conflict
"I urge all parties to be extremely careful with their rhetoric. Public statements should aim to reduce tensions, not inflame them," Antonio Guterres said.
Russia Invasion Worries Raise Oil Prices, Likely Increase at U.S. Gas Pumps
The price of crude oil increased 5 percent to $94.66 before closing at $93.10 on Friday, according to U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude features.
Satellite Images Show Russian Buildup on Three Fronts Surrounding Ukraine
Satellite images, released by space tech company Maxar, show Russian military equipment and troops surrounding Ukraine from three different locations including Crimea, western Russia and Belarus.
Is Putin Bluffing on Ukraine War? Russian Media Coverage Offers Some Clues
With tensions running high, Kremlin-friendly outlets appear to be ramping up disinformation and casting NATO as the aggressor.
U.S. and NATO Reject Russia's Demands Over Ukraine, Leaked Documents Show
The Spanish newspaper El Pais said it had obtained the allies' formal response to Moscow as the Ukraine crisis continues.
Putin Says U.S. Ignored Russian Concerns Over Ukraine
The Russian president claims that three concerns made by the country have not been addressed by the United States or NATO.
Ukraine Requests More Weapons From West, Criticizes Germany for Refusing
Germany's decision, motivated by diplomatic philosophy, hesitation regarding military force and economic concerns, has some allies questioning its reliability.
Bases in Iraq, Syria Housing U.S. Troops Attacked; No Casualties Reported
The Ain al-Asad base was hit by five rockets Wednesday, with three more landing outside the perimeter and officials said no casualties had been reported.
11 Ways to De-escalate and Mediate Workplace Conflicts
Minor workplace disagreements left unchecked have the potential to quickly become completely unmanageable.
China Calls India 'Unreasonable' as Nations Fail to Ease Border Tensions
"The Indian side sticks to unreasonable and unrealistic demands, adding difficulties to the negotiations," a Chinese military spokesperson said.
China Has Sent Over 800 Flights Toward Taiwan Since Sept. in Show of Force
The tactic from China is known as gray zone warfare, or any type of military action short of direct combat. Experts do not think it will lead to war.
UN Argues Ethiopia Can't Expel Officials as Organization Is 'Not a State'
U.N. deputy spokesman Farhan Haq said the U.N. policy on "persona non grata" only applies to states, and therefore does not apply to U.N. personnel.
Rashida Tlaib Doubles Down on 'Apartheid' in Israel Remarks After Criticism
"The bipartisan attacks launched at me for speaking a factual truth about the apartheid system in Israel will not intimidate or silence this girl," the Michigan Democrat tweeted Friday.
Japan Summons Russian Ambassador to Protest PM's Visit to Islands
The Russian Prime Minister said the protest was "unacceptable in light of the fundamental position of the Russian side" on the southern Kuril Islands.
Israeli Minister Refutes Report Netanyahu Urged Trump to Strike Iran
Benny Gantz said Saturday that a New Yorker report which said Netanyahu encouraged Trump to action against Iran was likely "not what happened."