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Ukrainian Cartoon Mocking Trump's Proposal to End War with Russia Goes Viral

Presenting the matter from the Ukrainian perspective, the video shows a soldier blocking incessant Russian fire with a shield when a caricature of Donald Trump appears and proposes a way to end the war.

Latin Times

Zelensky Says He Would Give Up Presidency 'For the Peace of Ukraine'

Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky said he'd happily resign the presidency if it meant peace for his nation.

Latin Times

Australia should repatriate and investigate alleged crimes of Islamic state member found in Syria, experts say

Exclusive: Home Affairs tells the Guardian consular assistance is ‘severely limited’ in Syria, where Mustafa Hajj-Obeid remains in custody

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20 years of satellite data reveal 'staggering' levels of glaciers melting, sea levels rising

Over the past two decades, glaciers worldwide have lost 273 billion tonnes of ice to a warming world, driving sea levels to rise at an accelerated pace, according to a decades-long comprehensive analysis.

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“We want your subscription to go to the artist you listen to. Nobody can fraud that”: Deezer's CEO takes on streaming giants with fairer royalties for artists

Alexis Lanternier positioned Deezer as an ethical alternative to Spotify and Apple Music in a recent interview with The Guardian

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National Gallery Of Australia Covers Palestinian Flags In Artwork, Sparking Mass Backlash

The National Gallery of Australia has found itself at the centre of controversy after covering up Palestinian flags in a tapestry on display.

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The Guardian view on Scottish Labour: a defining moment for Anas Sarwar

Editorial: After a spectacular general election win, Keir Starmer’s party is struggling to repeat its success in the approaching Holyrood contest

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Noel Clarke and The Guardian libel trial could be delayed, Court of Appeal told

The libel trial, due to last around six weeks, is currently due to start on March 3.

Evening Standard

Noel Clarke launches fresh attack on Guardian journalists for 'conspiracy' to destroy him

Noel Clarke claims he was the victim of ‘fraudulent’ and ‘malicious’ allegations designed to wreck his career

Evening Standard

A quarter of U.S. shoppers have ditched their favorite stores over political stances, new poll finds

According to the new Harris poll, four in 10 Americans have changed their spending habits to align more with their politics

The Independent UK

Mel Robbins’ ‘Let Them’ Theory Is Going Viral, But This TikToker Says She Created It

Mel Robbins and her "Let Them" theory has taken the internet by storm. But, is this groundbreaking idea really hers to claim?

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5 New Yorkers Charged With Murder and 'Repeated Acts of Violence and Torture' Against Minnesota Trans Man

A trans man was put through "repeated acts of violence and torture" before eventually being murdered by multiple people in New York, according to authorities.

Latin Times

Hundreds of Rabbis Against Trump's Gaza Takeover Sign an Ad in The New York Times: 'Jewish People Say No to Ethnic Cleansing!'

More than 350 rabbis came together to place a full-page ad in the New York Times, voicing their opposition to President Donald Trump's planned takeover of Gaza.

Latin Times

Ke Huy Quan reveals Steven Spielberg’s sneaky film set prank on Harrison Ford

Director went to great lengths to poke fun at Ford on the set of a classic Eighties movie

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Not Bond, James Bond: 007 in danger of losing his name in trademark battle

Franchise owners have been challenged by Austrian businessman over trademark non-use

International Business Times UK

VRBO Refuses Refund After Family Discovers Sex Toys, Bloodstained Furniture, and Lubricant in Holiday Rental

A family's dream trip turned into a nightmare when they found their rental home in disgusting conditions, forcing them to contact Vrbo, which refused to issue them a refund.

Evening Standard

How lobbying Charles saw himself as a ‘meddler’ before he became King

As the Prince of Wales, Charles faced criticism for his frequent letters to government ministers.

The Independent UK

Woman describes pulling her own teeth after seven-year wait for dentist

In constant pain and with no appointment in sight , Linda Colla had no choice but to yank her teeth at home

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11 Labour Councillors Suspended Over Vile WhatsApp Messages Mocking Pensioners, Jews and Gay MPs

Labour has suspended 11 councillors over a vile WhatsApp group where members exchanged racist, sexist, and homophobic messages, sparking outrage and calls for accountability.

The Independent UK

Family’s holiday home horror as bloodstains and sex toys wreck UK stay - with astonishing excuse from owner

The property owner blamed the poor condition of the property on the police shooting his dog

The Independent UK

Brits furious as ‘horrible’ US chain makes its way to England

Locals in Newcastle upon Tyne city centre has voiced concerns about company’s ‘objectification of women’

Latin Times

'Crimmigration' Explained: The Blurred Line Between Immigration and Criminal Law

There is no law making it a crime to live in the U.S. as an undocumented immigrant. Instead, the law treats it as a civil violation.

Marie Claire

What to Know About Milla Blake of 'Apple Cider Vinegar,' and the Real-Life Influencer Who Inspired the Character

The self-nicknamed "wellness warrior" treated her illness through alternative means.

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'Making the situation worse': Labour launch Reform-style Facebook pages

THE Labour Party have come under fire after launching Reform-style Facebook pages aimed at promoting their record on migration and crime ...

MusicRadar

“I love it when people change my songs and make them their own. He flipped the lyrics round to sing ‘I saw the whole of the moon’”: Mike Scott says he enjoyed Prince’s cover of The Waterboys’ biggest hit, but did he really write it about him?

A previous interview gives us the answer

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