Ukraine removes top officials amid corruption scandal
By Colette Lauture
Among those fired were five front-line governors and four deputy ministers. Authorities have not announced any criminal charges against the officials.
International
President Xi Jingping begins third term, new group of leaders is announced
By Meg Richards
As President Xi Jingping enters his third term, experts discuss the future of policy making in China.
Boris Johnson may run for British Prime Minister
By Evan Zraket
Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson may run for the position again, following Liz Truss’s historically short tenure.
Biden heads to Europe to plan further sanctions on Russia
By Li Lucy Brandt
The president will be meeting with key alliances in the next four days.
Anti-War Russian Protestor Offered Asylum by Emmanuel Macron
By Keshav Vinod
A Russian journalist went viral after she appeared in the background of a Russian state TV broadcast condemning the actions of her country
UK Court upholds bans on same-sex marriage in Bermuda, Cayman Islands
By Rhiannon Melton
The United Kingdom’s Privy Council sided with Bermuda’s government which fought a local Supreme Court decision that permitted same-sex marriage
The U.N. to hold two meetings on Monday to address concerns over Russian invasion of Ukraine
By Steph Trendell
The United Nations will hold emergency meetings of their two major bodies to discuss the violence that has erupted in Ukraine and discuss a path to peace.
A Roaring Start to the Year of the Tiger
By Susan Eyring
All over the world , fireworks , lion dances and prayers for good fortune ushered in the Chinese Year of the Tiger on February.
U.S. steps up efforts to support European allies as Russia holds military drills
By Li Lucy Brandt
Russia builds up forces near Ukrainian border, sparking fear of invasion with devastating consequences in Europe
President Biden Warns Putin Not to Invade Ukraine
By Max Thaler
In a call Tuesday morning, Biden voiced opposition to Putin invading Ukraine.