What’s ahead for the war in Ukraine in 2023
Melinda Haring, the outgoing deputy director of the Atlantic Council’s Eurasia Center, explains to NPR’s Elissa Nadworny what to expect from the Russia-Ukraine war in 2023.
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Benedict, the former pope, dies at 95
Benedict XVI, the first pope in seven centuries to resign, has died at the age of 95.
Benedict’s high points at the beginning and the end
The sensitivity of Pope Francis and Pope Emeritus Benedict allowed the two men to live side-by-side in the Vatican.
Xi Jinping suggests dissent is OK, while internet videos are removed from Weibo
“Ours is a big country,” China’s president said in his televised New Year’s address. “It is only natural for different people to have different concerns or hold different views on the same issue.”
‘Drop tower’ ride leaves two people stranded 50 metres high for four hours
Two hours after the brakes failed to release on the gondola, a ladder truck was dispatched to the scene. But the ladder’s reach was only 42 metres.
Here Are Some New Year Resolutions For 2023
New Year would mean starting afresh. You wake up on the first day of the year with a lot of enthusiasm.
Archbishop of Canterbury to urge UK government to fix ‘broken’ care system
Justin Welby will highlight importance of supporting care workers and unpaid carers in new year message on BBCThe archbishop of Canterbury will urge the government to take action to fix the country’s “broken” social care system in his new year address….
‘Terror’ as deadly Russian missile attack kills in Ukraine on New Year’s Eve
Russia has been carrying out mass strikes on Ukraine’s critical infrastructure for months, leaving much of the country without electricity.
Prince Andrew’s deal with Giuffre bought one year of silence. Now the clause is about to expire
Giuffre is once again likely to be free to talk about the years of abuse she suffered at the hands of Jeffrey Epstein, the convicted sex offender.
Cruise lines ordered to pay more than $400 million for ‘trafficking’ in confiscated property in Cuba
A federal judge ordered four Florida-based cruise lines that sailed to Cuba to pay more than $400 million in damages to the American company that had the concession to some of the port piers in Havana that had been unlawfully expropriated by Fidel Cas…