Two more ships pass through Black Sea corridor, Zelenskiy says (www.reuters.com)
A Canadian study gave $7,500 to homeless people. Here’s how they spent it. (www.vox.com)
Old article updated with peer review today.
Ukraine says it has manufactured and fired a long-range missile (www.washingtonpost.com)
Ukrainian officials say their military is now using a long-range missile that was designed and manufactured domestically and can reach targets inside Russia
10-Year-Old Ukrainian Boy Thrown Off Bridge in Germany for Not Speaking Russian (www.thedailybeast.com)
Netanyahu looks to deport Eritreans after hundreds of refugees, police officers injured in Tel Aviv riot (m.jpost.com)
Ukraine says it has identified a Russian commander accused of Bucha atrocities (www.cnn.com)
Possibility of arrest grows for Bolsonaro over jewellery scandal (www.theguardian.com)
China looking to car sales as it seeks to get economy back on track (www.scmp.com)
Nobel Foundation cancels Russia, Belarus, Iran invites to annual prize awards (www.reuters.com)
The Nobel Foundation said on Saturday it would not after all invite the ambassadors of Russia, Belarus and Iran to attend the Nobel Prize awards ceremony in Stockholm this year, reversing an earlier decision after widespread criticism....
Storms:What Happened on the Viking Sky??#shorts (youtube.com)
Storms:What Happened on the Viking Sky?? Storms are the last thing anyone expects on a cruise vacation. What’s even worse is being stranded in the middle of a violent storm with no control over a massive cruise ship. This nightmare scenario became a reality for the passengers aboard the Viking Sky cruise ship. ✅ If you found...
Salwan Momika: Quran burnings for freedom or money? (www.aa.com.tr)
Myanmar’s Battle-Scarred Junta Replaces Five Security Ministers (www.irrawaddy.com)
Myanmar Junta pressures Mandalay street vendors to install surveillance cameras (myanmar-now.org)
Jimmy Buffett, legendary 'Margaritaville' singer, dies at 76 (www.nbcnews.com)
UK economy bounced back from Covid, ONS revisions reveal (www.ft.com)
Official statistics on Friday added almost 2 per cent to the size of the UK economy, in a surprise move that showed the country recovered much faster from the pandemic than previously reported. The Office for National Statistics revisions, which also mean that Britain is no longer the worst performing economy in the G7, will...
When Hate Fills Every Corner, From Classroom to Prayer Room, Where Do You Look for Hope? (thewire.in)
The recent incident from a school in Muzaffarnagar highlights, once again, how many of India’s institutions, and its people, are failing the country’s Muslims.
Silvina Luna dies from health issues from plastic surgery nightmare | Buenos Aires Times (batimes.com.ar)
Fast fashion firms prepare for EU crackdown on waste mountain (www.reuters.com)
Tech firms fail to tackle Russian propaganda - EU (www.bbc.com)
China Is Cracking Down on Cantonese Language Advocacy in Hong Kong (time.com)
Top Russian space scientist dies of mushroom poisoning (ptv-news.com.pk)
Russia's Putin and Turkey's Erdogan set to meet amid efforts to repair Ukraine grain deal (apnews.com)
Russian President Vladimir Putin will host Turkish leader Recep Tayyip Erdogan for talks next week, the Kremlin announced Friday, just over six weeks after Moscow broke off a deal brokered by Ankara and the U.N. that allowed Ukrainian grain to reach world markets safely despite the 18-month war....
Junta Boss Targets Aid Groups as Myanmar’s Humanitarian Disaster Worsens (www.irrawaddy.com)
Anger in Sweden as Nobel Prize organizers invite Russia and Belarus to the award ceremonies. (news.yahoo.com)
Several Swedish lawmakers said Friday they will boycott this year’s Nobel Prize ceremonies after the private foundation that administers the prestigious awards changed its policy and invited Russia, Belarus and Iran who had previously been barred from attending.
Internet Archive's digital library has been found in breach of copyright. The decision has some important implications (theconversation.com)
The legal ruling against the Internet Archive has come down in favour of the rights of authors.
