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SBU uncovers mass fraud in weapons procurement (kyivindependent.com)

Biden’s Gaza problems are deeper than just being interrupted in public (edition.cnn.com)

Hong Kong is becoming less of an international city (www.economist.com)

China Is Trying to Have It Both Ways in the Middle East (www.nytimes.com)

US planning to station nuclear weapons in UK amid threat from Russia – report (www.theguardian.com)

Palestinians slam suspension of UNRWA funding by Western nations including US, UK (www.aljazeera.com)

UK's flagship nuclear plant could cost up to $59 billion, developer says (apnews.com)

Arab Intelligence warns Hezbollah of potential Israeli operation in Lebanon (www.lbcgroup.tv)

Canadian special forces pull out of Niger (ottawacitizen.com)

NATO is waging war in Europe in a front from Finland to Romania for the next 4 months (redphoenixnews.com)

New satellite images catch world’s worst polluters red-handed: ‘Now we really know exactly where it’s coming from’: Turkmenistan, India, Russia, Australia, and United States. (news.yahoo.com)

China’s clean energy boom ‘an example to the entire world’, IEA analyst says (www.scmp.com)

As Gaza deaths hit 25,000, China calls for international ceasefire conference (www.peoplesworld.org)

Microsoft Looks to Nuclear to Fuel AI Plans (tech.co)

Data centers, the things that physically store and share applications and data, require an enormous amount of energy to run. These giant storage units, responsible for 1-1.5% of global electricity consumption, have traditionally relied on renewable sources like solar and wind but it seems as though renewable energy just won’t...

Clean coal to play key role in decarbonisation (www.thestar.com.my)

Many domestic coal companies are making deeper forays into the integration of clean coal power and CCUS technologies, as well as carbon sinks and carbon trading mechanisms, to offset carbon emissions and realise zero-carbon production.

U.S. war plans for Ukraine don’t foresee retaking lost territory (www.washingtonpost.com)

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Kenya court blocks deployment of police officers to Haiti (edition.cnn.com)

High Court judge Chacha Mwita ruled on Friday that President William Ruto and his National Security Council do not have the authority to send police officers to Haiti or any other country under Kenyan law. He added that the long-delayed deployment under a deal financed by the United States “contravenes the constitution and the...

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