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'Hornet' Fighter Jets May Go to Ukraine as Finland PM Weighs Options
Sanna Marin, Finland's prime minister, discussed a report that Ukraine has requested Finnish fighter jets.
Marburg Virus Outbreak: Tanzania Announces Spread of Deadly Disease
The virus is a close relative of Ebola and causes very similar symptoms, including hemorrhaging and organ failure.
Ukraine Says It Repelled Assault by 'Cannon Fodder' Wagner Group Soldiers
The State Border Service of Ukraine said a video showed its troops targeting Moscow-backed mercenaries in Bakhmut.
Why MiG Fighter Jets Are Not The Answer To Ukraine's Problems
Slovakia said the arrival of MiG-29 jets in Ukraine was a display of "timely help." But they will not be a game-changer, experts say.
China Culpable in 'Significant' Abuses Against Own People—U.S. Report
"Genocide and crimes against humanity" against predominantly Muslim Uyghurs in Xinjiang are ongoing, the U.S. State Department said.
Russia Must Emerge From Ukraine War Incapable of Future Attacks: Diplomat
Ukraine needs "a very strong wall" to deter future Russian aggression, said Anka Feldhusen, Berlin's representative in Kyiv.
U.S. Veteran Who Shared His Ukraine Experience Accused of Being Fraud
James Vasquez was known for sharing footage from the frontline in Ukraine with his large social media following.
Russian Troops Fighting 'for Free' as Pay Is Delayed for Months
Complaints have come from 52 Russian regions of delayed payments for those fighting in Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine.
Russian Factory That Makes Nuclear Missile Engines Catches Fire
There was an explosion prior to the fire, according to local media reports.
Russia Has a Dead Body Shortage. Yes, Really
Russian doctors are reportedly having to travel overseas to get hands-on dissection experience with cadavers.
TikTok Pleads for Its U.S. Future
Chief executive Shou Zi Chew will represent the company in its first appearance before Congress on Thursday morning.
Putin 'Will Be Arrested' If He Travels to Germany, Ambassador Says
The International Criminal Court last week issued an arrest warrant for the Russian president over war crimes in Ukraine.
Chicago Blackhawks Scrapping Pride Jerseys Due to Russia Law Sparks Anger
Some have slammed the Blackhawks' move as "homophobia," but the team reportedly says it wants to protect its Russian player.
Russian Tanks Can Escape Depleted Uranium Rounds by Leaving Ukraine: NSC
The British decision to supply the anti-armor rounds along with Challenger 2 tanks has touched off a furious reaction in Moscow.
Ukraine's Staunch Bakhmut Resistance Is Working
Russia's offensive in the city appears to be losing momentum, according to military intelligence.
U.S. Agency to Reveal China Expands 'Influence' Campaign to Win Over World
"China has dramatically expanded its efforts to shape the attitudes and actions of people outside its borders," a USCC commissioner was set to say.
Donald Trump Calls Xi Jinping Comments to Putin a 'Low Point' for U.S.
The Chinese and Russian leaders were recently filmed discussing power change the world hasn't "seen for 100 years" at the Kremlin.
Putin's Arrest Could Spark World War III, Russia Warns
"It would be a declaration of war on the Russian Federation," said Dmitry Medvedev, Russia's former president and prime minister.
Russia Mocked for Rolling Out T-54 Tanks From 1940s: 'What Next, Horses?'
Faced with equipment shortages in Ukraine, Moscow's forces are reportedly turning to antiquated tanks.
Undersupplied Ukraine Prepares Spring Offensive With Limited Western Arms
"Their bandwidth capability hasn't been saturated," a military analyst told Newsweek, "and yet we keep Ukraine on a starvation diet of aid."
The Russia-Ukraine War Began After a Xi-Putin Summit. Can It End With One?
"The Chinese are signaling that they do not want the Russians to lose...they are totally capable of making sure that the Russians don't," ex-CIA analyst said.
'No Hope': Ukraine Lawmakers Dismiss China Peace Talk After Putin-Xi Meet
China's Xi Jinping and Russia's Vladimir Putin both left this week's talks with significant gains, observers tell Newsweek.