Ukraine War Diaries: Getting used to ‘everyday’ war
Almost a year since the Russian invasion, sirens, shelters, and blackouts have become normality for residents in the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv
Day: February 17, 2023
Terrorists Attack Police Chief’s Office In Pakistan’s Karachi
Karachi Police chief Javed Odho also confirmed in a tweet his office was under attack but said the security forces had responded strongly.
Bruce Willis has frontotemporal dementia. What is FTD?
Bruce Willis’ family says the actor has been diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia. Here are some details about the condition.
Dutch women sue Good Shepherd convents over forced labour
19 women aged 62 to 91 take case to Haarlem district court for abuse from 1951 to 1979Nineteen women in the Netherlands have accused an order of Catholic nuns of years of forced labour while locked up in convents, saying they were “abused on industrial…
Kari Lake suffers another court defeat in baseless bid to overturn Arizona election results
Judge calls her claims ‘quite simply, sheer speculation’
UK embassy guard in Berlin jailed for spying for Russia
A London court has sentenced David Ballantyne Smith to more than 13 years in prison for putting UK diplomats at “maximum risk” by selling secret information to Russia.
Wealthy Americans racing to buy Malta’s ‘golden passport,’ last in EU – Business Insider
Wealthy Americans racing to buy Malta’s ‘golden passport,’ last in EU Business InsiderHenley & Partners, Leader In Controversial ‘Golden Passports,’ Sets Sights On U.S.’s Ultra Rich ForbesWealthy Americans are racing to get the EU…
Source: Binance is considering de-listing USDC and other tokens and ending relationships with US partners, including VC investments, amid regulatory scrutiny (Yueqi Yang/Bloomberg)
Yueqi Yang / Bloomberg:
Source: Binance is considering de-listing USDC and other tokens and ending relationships with US partners, including VC investments, amid regulatory scrutiny — Crypto giant Binance Holdings Ltd. is considerin…
Nigeria police deploy for security before presidential vote
Nigeria’s top police official says at least 400,000 security forces are being deployed to ramp up safety across the West African nation ahead of its Feb. 25 presidential election