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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has committed to speeding up the exhumation of Polish victims from the Volhynia massacres during WWII, addressing a historical dispute with Poland during talks in Warsaw.
Russian President Vladimir Putin disclosed that approximately 700,000 soldiers are engaged in the Ukraine war, with many being young recruits, while also addressing demographic concerns.
Richmond Mayor Eduardo Martinez faces calls to resign after sharing antisemitic social media content, with Jewish leaders condemning his posts as harmful and inaccurate.
The United Nations peacekeeping force in Lebanon states it has found no signs of Hezbollah rearming since last year's ceasefire with Israel, though the situation remains fragile.
A conservation project in Namibia's Orange River-Karoo region successfully reintroduces native species, marking a significant step in restoring the area's ecological balance after decades of decline.
Ukrainian forces conducted a long-range drone attack on a Russian oil tanker in the Mediterranean Sea, marking a significant escalation in their campaign against Moscow's energy sector.
A Ugandan prison officer was fired for posting critical TikTok videos about government corruption and human rights abuses, with authorities citing 'gross indiscipline' and political activity violations.
A UN report states Gaza's food security remains critical despite famine being averted, while Israeli authorities criticize its methodology and conclusions.
Germany has passed legislation prohibiting individuals under 18 from possessing or buying nitrous oxide, commonly known as laughing gas, due to serious health risks. The ban, set to take effect in April 2026, also targets other dangerous chemicals.