Ukraine said Tuesday that it was introducing measures to encourage the return of military-aged men as the army struggles to hold the front lines against Russia, partly because of deepening manpower shortages.
Category: World
US Supreme Court weighs ban on homeless people sleeping outside
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Tensions flare at US universities over Gaza protests
Protests have spread to Columbia, MIT, NYU, the University of Michigan and Yale, where at least 47 people had been arrested on Monday
Relief and optimism in Ukraine after US approves new aid
The bill still needs to pass the Senate and be signed by US President — only then can the lengthy process of sending aid to Ukraine begin
Mideast enters new era with Israel strikes on Iran
Direct Iranian and Israeli attacks are ‘a milestone, because it’s completely hanged the rules of engagement between the two adversaries’
Scotland abandons ambitious climate pledge
Reducing Scotland’s climate ambition after the planet’s hottest-ever 12-month period was like ‘striking a match in a petrol station’
Israel urges Iran sanctions as world warns against escalation
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Unpopular UK PM in ‘doom loop’ as Sunak stares at election defeat
With low opinion poll numbers and critics from other Tory leaders, Sunak appears destined to lose another general election, say some experts
Ukraine says situation in east has ‘deteriorated significantly’
There has been ‘a significant intensification of the enemy’s offensive after the presidential elections in Russia’ in March
Why Gaza truce talks are at an ‘impasse’
Analysts say Israel would benefit from a truce, even if it was just a tactical move, after losing 260 soldiers in Gaza
