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The Ukrainian president saluted Brent Renaud’s bravery and mourned his "tragic loss" in a letter to the journalist’s family.
Stock prices in both China and Hong Kong fell sharply following the shutdown of Shenzhen and Changchun, as the country continues its "zero tolerance" strategy to COVID-19.
The Ukrainian president said in a video message that Russian forces would be treated "as people, decently," if they give up.
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Kyiv's mayor imposed a curfew on the city starting on Tuesday evening as Russian forces escalate their attacks on the capital.
The U.S. is considering a stronger military presence in Europe in response to Russian President Vladimir Putin's war in Ukraine.
The head of the U.N. women’s agency warned the war is damaging the lives and futures of Ukrainian women and girls.
The United Nations chief said the poorest developing countries are seeing their breadbasket "being bombed" as a result of Russia's war on Ukraine.
"Go protest. Don’t be afraid of anything," news editor Marina Ovsyannikova said in a prerecorded video that circulated online. "They can’t lock us all away.”
The country previously banned Facebook, which has the same parent company as Instagram.
Russia's strict online censorship paradoxically exposes major shortcomings in its efforts to make its own internet a powerful tool of surveillance and social control.
