Ukraine's 'Mad Max' Sends 4-Wheeled Foreign Fighters Into Battle
A Ukrainian software engineer is procuring used civilian cars and trucks and souping them up to survive battle.
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EU Warns Musk To Beef Up Twitter Controls Ahead Of New Rules
The EU's commissioner for digital policy told Elon Musk Twitter will have to increase efforts to comply with new rules under the Digital Services Act.
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Buckingham Palace Household Member Resigns Amid Race Comment
The staff member repeatedly asked Ngozi Fulani, a Black British national, what country she "came from."
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NATO Commits To Future Ukraine Membership, Drums Up Aid
It's a commitment that NATO leaders made to Ukraine 14 years ago, but it won't happen anytime soon and some say it influenced Russia's invasion.
| AP and Scripps News Staff
Police Smash European Cocaine 'Super Cartel,' Arrest 49
Over 33 tons of drugs were seized during investigations in Spain, France, Belgium, the Netherlands and the UAE with the support of Europol.
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Newborn Among 7 Dead In Landslide On Italy's Ischia Island
The risks of landslides remained in the highest part of the town, near where heavy rainfall loosened a chunk of mountainside.
| AP and Scripps News Staff
Bombed, Not Beaten: Ukraine's Capital Flips To Survival Mode
Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko said about 70% of the Ukrainian capital was still without power on Thursday morning.
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How Rishi Sunak's Plan For U.K. Could Affect US Economy, Politics
Any potential hits to the U.K. economy can complicate matters for the U.S., making its new prime minister's plan globally important.
Ukraine Tells Citizens to Evacuate Liberated Areas Before Winter
Authorities urged residents of the two southern regions, which Russian forces have been shelling for months, to move to safer areas.
| AP and Scripps News Staff
Ukraine Says It Will Look Into Alleged Prisoner Shooting Video
Russia says video snippets posted on social media show Ukrainian forces executing Russian troops.
| AP and Scripps News Staff
Renewed Shelling Threatens Key Ukrainian Nuclear Plant
Multiple explosions abruptly ended a period of relative calm around the nuclear facility that has been the site of fighting since Russia invaded.
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U.K. PM Sunak On Surprise Trip To Ukraine, Meets Zelenskyy
The U.K. has been one of the staunchest Western supporters of Ukraine's resistance to Russia's invasion, giving Kyiv $2.7 billion in military aid.
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Russian Strikes Force Hours-Long Power Outages In Ukraine
Grid operators say freezing temperatures and increased Russian shelling are putting additional pressure on the country's energy networks.
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U.K. Announces Tax Hikes And Spending Cuts To Restore Finances
Treasury chief Jeremy Hunt imposed $65 billion in tax increases and spending cuts as the U.K. looks to put its finances on a sustainable path.
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Poland, NATO Say Fatal Missile Landing Wasn't Russian Attack
NATO members Germany and the U.K. were among those stressing the need for a full investigation into the strike that killed two people in Poland.
| AP and Scripps News Staff and Trent Murray
U.K. Inflation Accelerates To 41-Year High Of 11.1%
Higher prices for food and energy drove Britain's inflation rate to the highest since October 1981.
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Poland: Russian-Made Missile Fell On Our Country, Killing 2
Polish government spokesman Piotr Mueller did not immediately confirm the information, but said top leaders were holding an emergency meeting.
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Ukrainian Police, Broadcasts Return To Long-Occupied City
A Ukrainian police chief said some 200 officers were at work in Kherson, setting up checkpoints and documenting evidence of possible war crimes.
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Famed Painting 'The Scream' Targeted By Climate Activists
Police said two climate activists attempted to glue themselves to the 1893 Edvard Much painting at the National Museum of Norway.
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Ukrainian Troops Prepare To Enter Kherson After Russian Withdrawal
The withdrawal marks a major victory for Ukraine, though Moscow maintains control of about 70% of the region and still considers it Russian territory.
| AP and Scripps News Staff
100,000 Russian Troops Killed Or Injured In Ukraine, U.S. Says
U.S. Gen. Mark Milley said as many as 40,000 Ukrainian civilians and "well over" 100,000 Russian troops have been killed or wounded in the war.
| AP and Scripps News Staff and Giles Gibson
Police Detain Man After Eggs Thrown At King Charles III
The protester reportedly booed and shouted "This country was built on the blood of slaves" as he was being detained.
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Power Partially Restored In Russian-Occupied Kherson
The Ukrainian city in the region that Moscow annexed in September was cut off from power and water supplies on Sunday following damage to power lines.
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Kyiv Prepares For A Winter With No Heat, Water Or Power
Russia has focused on striking Ukraine's energy infrastructure over the last month, causing power shortages and rolling outages across the country.
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Russian Soldiers Reportedly Spread Into Kherson's Homes
A resident said Russian soldiers are forcing Ukrainian civilians from their apartments in the Kherson region and moving in themselves.
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Bank Of England Makes Biggest Interest Rate Hike In 30 Years
The Bank of England boosted its key rate by three-quarters of a percentage point, to 3%, after consumer price inflation soared to a 40-year high.
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Russia Rejoins Wartime Deal On Ukrainian Grain Exports
The deal was originally set up in July to ensure parts of the world would receive grain from the Black Sea region during Russia's war in Ukraine.
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Most Of Kyiv Without Water After Russian Strikes Hit Ukraine
Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko said that 80% of consumers in the city of 3 million people were left without water because of damage to a power facility.
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Global Food Concerns Rise As Russia Halts Ukraine Grain Deal
The grain initiative has allowed more than 9 million tons of grain in 397 ships to safely leave Ukrainian ports since it was signed in July.
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U.K. Politicians Demand Probe Into Liz Truss Phone Hack Claim
Claims say Russian spies were suspected of the hack.
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