Stocks Take a Dive, Oil Surges With the Russian-Ukraine Conflict
By Eva Windler
Europe’s worst security crisis in decades roils global markets.
By Eva Windler
Europe’s worst security crisis in decades roils global markets.
By Keshav Vinod
Russia has made true to its threats and has begun the invasion of Ukraine amid various calls for peace from around the World.
By Li Brandt
Russia has surrounded the Ukraine with 150,000 troops from three sides and the U.S. and European allies are accusing president Vladimir Putin of crossing the line.
By Sofia Mendes
Freeskiing sensation Eileen Gu brings home a trifecta of medals for China in her Olympic debut.
By Keshav Vinod
Ottawa police began arresting protesters Friday morning as the trucker protest is now in week three.
By Callie Krosin
Russian-backed separatists in eastern Ukraine plan to evacuate millions of residents from their breakaway regions Donetsk and Luhansk to Russia.
By Hannah Rose Shemtov
The UK Met Office described the storm as a “danger-to-life” weather alert, blowing off rooftops and tearing down power lines
By Keshav Vinod
The Quad, made up of India, Australia, Japan, and the US met in Canberra on Friday morning to discuss the Ukraine issue, among other crises.
By Li Lucy Brandt
The COVID-19 situation in Afghanistan is worse than ever with only 5 out of 33 hospitals left open ever since the Taliban took over the government in August 2021.
By Keshav Vinod
Eileen Gu, American born but of Chinese descent, won her first gold on Tuesday by landing a 1620, beating out French skier Tess Ledeux.