Zelenskyy says Ukraine is losing 60 to 100 soldiers a day
A rare glimpse of Ukraine's losses during Russia's invasion
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Germans get 9 euros a-month travel in response to energy price rises
For the next three months, Germans will be able to travel the country for just €9 (£7.50; $9.50) a month in a drive to tackle the soaring cost of living.
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The sacked garment workers had fought for fair compensation since the factory closed in March 2021
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Police made the "wrong decision" by failing to storm a primary school classroom in Uvalde, Texas, as a gunman killed 19 children inside, the top safety official has said.
Read articleTexas school shooting: Husband of killed teacher dies of grief
The husband of one of the teachers slain in Tuesday's mass shooting in Uvalde, Texas, has reportedly died of a heart attack.
Read articleRussian Official Demands Putin End War Gets Escorted Out of Meeting
A Russian official who demanded that President Vladimir Putin end the war against Ukraine was branded a traitor, escorted out of a high-level meeting and denied the right to vote, according to local media reports.
Read articleTexas shooting: The teachers who sacrificed their lives to protect children
In the days since Tuesday's attack, Mrs Garcia and Ms Mireles' bravery has been praised - they were seen trying to shelter their students from the bullets.
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Frustrated onlookers urged police officers to charge into the Texas elementary school where a gunman’s rampage killed 19 children and two teachers, witnesses said Wednesday
Read articleUK baby milk maker to fly formula to US to help ease shortages
Lake District-based Kendamil steps in after largest producer in US had nationwide recall
Read articleIndia the world's largest producer of sugar is restricting exports
India has decided to restrict the sale of sugar on international markets, just days after it banned wheat exports
Read articleStarbucks will exit Russia after 15 years closing 130 licensed cafes
After 15 years operating in Russia, Starbucks will exit the market, joining companies like McDonald’s, Exxon Mobil and British American Tobacco in withdrawing from the country completely.
Read articleCost of living: Rise in food export curbs sparks concern
Malaysian shoppers have seen chicken prices surge in recent months, while some retailers have put limits on how much of the meat customers can buy.
Read articleUkrainian boy and his family leave cellar after 87 days for safety abroad
Tymofiy’s village near Kharkiv is ruined, but thanks to a Guardian-reading benefactor he is heading to Switzerland
Read articleWorld has just ten weeks worth of wheat left after Ukraine war
Food supplies are being rocked by Russia's invasion of the 'breadbasket of Europe'
Read articleRussian soldier pleads guilty in first war crimes trial of Ukraine conflict
The ICC is sending a team of 42 investigators, forensics experts and support staff to Ukraine. Meanwhile, Ukraine has also set up a team to preserve evidence to enable future prosecutions.
Read articleCrocodiles Man wrestles free from freshwater crocodile at remote Queensland waterfall
Man ‘lucky to have escaped with his life’ after reptile latched on to his arm while swimming in the gorge at Adel’s Grove
Read articleQueen Elizabeth will not open UK Parliament this year Buckingham Palace says
Britain's Queen Elizabeth II will not attend the opening of Parliament on Tuesday due to mobility problems, Buckingham Palace said in a Monday statement.
Read articleDenmark becomes the first country to halt its Covid vaccination program
Denmark has become the first country to halt its Covid vaccination program, saying it is doing so because the virus is now under control.
Read articleMysterious Zamestim artwork in St Petersburg signals Russia's anti-West defiance
A bizarre art installation made up of one word: "ZAMESTIM" ("We will replace").
Read articleRush to get emergency contraception into Ukraine as reports of rape rise
Charities describe logistical problems delivering morning-after pills and medical abortion drugs, and stress time is of the essence
Read articleUkrainian children delight in painting Easter eggs
Children in Kyiv, including evacuees from other parts of the country, decorated traditional Ukrainian Easter eggs on Friday - but this year they have taken on a more patriotic tone.
Read articleJohnny Depp's defamation case against Amber Heard continues Monday.
Actors Johnny Depp and Amber Heard are in a contentious defamation trial in a Virginia court, with proceedings set to resume on Monday.
Read articleRussian Patriarch prays for quick end to Ukraine conflict but avoids criticising it
The leader of the Russian Orthodox Church, whose backing for Moscow's "special military operation" in Ukraine has dismayed many fellow Christians, said on Saturday he hoped it would end quickly but again did not condemn it.
Read articleCristiano Ronaldo and partner Georgina Rodriguez announce death of baby boy
Manchester United footballer Cristiano Ronaldo and partner Georgina Rodriguez have announced the death of their baby boy, saying it is the "greatest pain that any parents can feel".
Read articleWoman Pepper-Sprayed Man Taking Photos of His Own Children in Arlington: Police
Police are looking for a woman who pepper-sprayed a man who was taking photos of his own children in Arlington, Virginia, authorities said.
Read articleRussian warship: Moskva sinks in Black Sea
A Russian warship that was damaged by an explosion on Wednesday has sunk, Russia's defence ministry has said.
Read articleOreo-maker Nestle Pepsi face pressure from European employees over Russia
Nestle (NESN.S) and PepsiCo (PEP.O) face staff defections in Ukraine and pushback from workers in eastern Europe angered by the companies' decisions to maintain some business in Russia, according to internal corporate communications reviewed by Reuters and interviews with six workers.
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