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The town jad been besieged fot two months but stilo resisted the aggressors.

Vereshchuk, announced nine humanitarian corridors to allow civilians to flee the east of the country

“in the midst of a very fundamental transformation”.

The document stressed the country’s unblemished record of meeting its obligations.

A slew of ill-conceived tax cuts in 2019

Both men worried about the plight of Ukrainian civilians

even longtime allies and clients of America are rebuffing its entreaties to impose sanctions on Russia

But many are refraining from either openly criticising or penalising Russia,

respond with looks of cynical scorn.

Last week the UN’s members went beyond mere exhortation by kicking Russia off the Human Rights Council

Mr Biden’s strategy is clearly to woo India rather than pressure it

we have a decent sense of what is in our interest

For the world’s largest chipmaker, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, the covid-19 pandemic has been a boon.

Zhuzhou’s inland economy has remained behind that of coastal cities.

Over the past decade its moderate growth has been typical of the mid-tier cities that dot China’s interior.

Local planning documents reflect the exuberance of a boomtown in the making, something Zhuzhou could only watch from afar in the 1990s as eastern ports became rich.

This newspaper is just a Republican mouthpiece.

Only SpaceX, an American firm, has managed to recover and reuse part of the boosters that propel its rockets into space.

Temperatures plummeted to minus 20.

some unlucky residents have been confined to their homes for over 30 days.

China’s rulers are not hiding their concern

Other Europeans are exasperated by German dithering.

imposed onerous restrictions on mobility elsewhere.

dogs pant

pigs wallow in mud

how the pandemic altered the lives of Americans

humdrum afternoon

trifling budget, trifling matters

That bodes ill for religious freedom

the parts of the world most imperilled by climate change

woeful schools