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aljazeera.com

• Erdogan speaks to Stoltenberg over Finland, Sweden NATO bid
• US envoy meets Taliban foreign minister, raises women’s rights
• Ukraine-Russia live news: Concerns grow for Azovstal POWs
• Wimbledon: How Russia’s war on Ukraine will affect world tennis
• How different is Joe Biden’s ‘pivot to Asia’ from predecessors?
• Death toll in Kashmir tunnel collapse climbs to 10
• Millions stranded as flooding causes havoc in Bangladesh, India
• Anthony Albanese: Who is Australia’s prime minister-elect?
• Russia bans hundreds of prominent Americans, 26 Canadians
• Israel, Switzerland report first monkeypox cases as virus spreads
• ‘Perfect climate storm’: Pakistan reels from extreme heat
• Wimbledon’s Russia, Belarus ban on collision course with ATP, WTA

bbc.co.uk

• Australia election: Anthony Albanese signals climate policy change
• Zelensky: Only diplomacy can end Ukraine war
• Turkey: Huge rally for opposition's Canan Kaftancioglu
• Covid in North Korea: No response to US vaccine offer
• Spain heatwave brings record May temperatures
• Roger Angell: Baseball's reluctant poet laureate dies at 101
• 'Nobody takes my husband away from me, not even the war'
• Governments should subsidise food and energy - IMF boss
• Monkeypox: 80 cases confirmed in 12 countries
• Tornado in Germany injures 43 people, police say
• Elon Musk denies sexual misconduct allegations
• Spain lifts Covid ban on unvaccinated travellers

bloomberg.com

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• Australia Briefing: The Nation Votes for Change
• Record Food Costs Throw Spotlight on How China Will Feed Itself
• Is Musk Getting Cold Feet About Acquiring Twitter? (Podcast)
• Siemens Energy to Offer 18.05 Euros Per Share in Gamesa Takeover
• U.S. Baby-Formula Airlift Due to Begin With Flight From Europe
• HSBC Chief Says Climate Change Comments Don't Reflect Bank's Views
• Dangerous DIY Baby Formula Recipes Go Viral as Parents Get Desperate
• How an Energy Expert Triggered Vladimir Putin With One Word
• Amazon Aims to Sublet, End Warehouse Leases as Online Sales Cool

businessinsider.com

• Sen. Mitt Romney suggests 'NATO could engage' in Ukraine, 'potentially obliterating Russia's struggling military' if Putin used nuclear weapons
• Sen. Marco Rubio avoids saying which national abortion ban Republicans should run on in the midterm elections, predicting states would decide
• Trump has endorsed a Georgia lawmaker who gave a tour of the Capitol on the day before the insurrection
• Drones 101: The Future of Drones for Consumers, Businesses, and the Military
• Republican voters gush about Marjorie Taylor Greene instead as she stumps for a struggling David Perdue ahead of Georgia primary
• Apple is looking to expand production outside of China amid Beijing's zero-Covid policies, report says
• Prosecutors say Trump ally Thomas Barrack altered 2016 Republican platform to shroud ties of 9/11 hijackers to Saudis: report
• Buy Now Pay Later Report: Market trends in the ecommerce financing, consumer credit, and BNPL industry
• Biden says meeting with Kim Jong Un is dependent on whether the North Korean leader is 'sincere' and 'serious'
• Hillary Clinton's ex-campaign manager testified that she approved sharing uncorroborated information of ties between Trump organization and a Russian [...]
• Pelosi's communion ban by San Francisco archbishop over abortion rights support prompts sharp reactions
• Russian oligarchs and companies aren't invited to Davos for the 2022 World Economic Forum annual meeting, marking their first absence since the fall o[...]

cnn.com

• More than 1,000 Ukrainian educational institutions have been destroyed by Russia, Zelensky says
• Days-long roadblocks, missiles and 'lots of blood': Civilians recall terrifying attempts to flee Russian-occupied cities
• On frontlines with Ukrainian forces after Russian attack near Kharkiv
• Japan turns away from post-WWII pacifism as China threat grows
• Ukraine's natural environment is another casualty of war. The damage could be felt for decades
• Biden offers message for Kim Jong Un as he prepares to wrap first leg of his Asia trip
• Australian voters deliver strong message on climate, ending conservative government's 9-year rule
• 'I'm smiling': Ret. Lt. Gen. Hertling reacts to news that Putin is making military decisions
• Kylian Mbappé rejects Real Madrid move to stay at Paris Saint-Germain
• Boris Johnson is living in a slow-motion disaster movie
• Palestinian teen shot and killed in exchange of fire with Israeli military in Jenin
• Woman storms Cannes red carpet denouncing sexual violence in Ukraine

eiu.com

• Russian and Ukrainian commodities review: base metals
• How tech regionalisation could lead to the splinternet
• Russia-Ukraine: a war without end?
• Can Latin America’s economy grow faster?
• Asia’s governments step up fight to combat inflation
• Global Outlook: Europe is starting to feel the effect of sanctions on Russia
• Can Fico Gutiérrez defeat Gustavo Petro?
• Global wheat trade faces constraints amid Russia’s invasion
• EIU launches Financial Risk
• Macron to face Le Pen in French election run-off

emm.newsbrief.eu

• AP News Summary at 12:09 a.m. EDT
• Sports Tiger Woods withdraws from final round of PGA Sarah Dewberry 8:26 PM, May 21, 2022
• Fate of 2,500 Ukrainian POWs from steel plant stirs concern
• Biden says US prepared to respond to a North Korean nuclear test
• Visit Celtics lose Game 3 to Heat, 109-103, and trail 2-1 in the Eastern Conference Finals
• Ukraine rules out ceasefire as Russia intensifies push for Donbas region 23 mins
• Mito Pereira leads by 3 shots entering final round at Southern Hills
• U.S., Japan, Australia, and India to launch tracking system to monitor illegal fishing by China- FT
• Late spring Colorado snowstorm knocks out power for 210,000
• Shanghai reports 52 confirmed, 570 asymptomatic local COVID-19 cases
• Australia's Labor likely win election; independents look to hold sway By Renju Jose SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's Labor party looks set to form the n[...]
• Centre’s decision to slash petrol, diesel prices underlines PM Modi’s commitment to concerns of citizens: Hardeep Singh Puri

euronews.com

• 50 couples get married in mass wedding ceremony in Brazil
• Labor topples conservatives in Australia as Anthony Albanese elected 31st PM
• 'Mariupolis 2', by director killed in Ukraine, premieres at Cannes
• Latest news bulletin | May 21st – Evening
• North Korea claims progress despite thousands more with fever symptoms
• Scores injured, at least 13 critical after storm sweeps across parts of Germany
• Boeing Starliner capsule docks at ISS to compete with SpaceX
• Russia cuts gas supplies to Finland for 'refusing to pay in roubles'
• Latest news bulletin | May 21st – Midday
• Russia declares victory in Mariupol as last fighters in Azovstal steel mill surrender
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• 700,000 soldiers defending Ukraine now, Zelenskyy says, as battles rage in the Donbas

globalvoices.org

• In their own words: Facilitated conversation as a way to report on Latin America
• Trinidad & Tobago's failure to act on decades of abuse allegations has done unspeakable damage to children in state care
• In their own words: Latinas with disabilities turn their homes into pandemic battlegrounds
• Myanmar journalists face grave risks at every turn
• In Georgia, veteran journalist sentenced to 3.5 years in jail
• A Uyghur journalist's demand: Bring an end to my family’s decades of suffering
• Amid drought and climate crisis, the Mexican state Querétaro faces possible privatization of its water
• Ylli Morina: The 13 year-old mathematical genius from Skopje who is tutoring university students
• Covering the economic crisis in Sri Lanka: The cost of pursuing journalism
• Central Asia’s fears of rising militancy in Afghanistan as Moscow invades Ukraine
• Five independent journalists who have impacted Cuba 
• The most desperate response to the COVID-19 lockdown in China: ‘We are the last generation.’

ibtimes.com

• Shanghai Reopens Some Public Transport, Still On High COVID Alert
• Moldova Wine Industry's EU Focus Pays Off
• Val Kilmer's Daughter On His 'Top Gun Maverick' Return: 'It Means A Lot To My Dad'
• Rich Lebanese Buy 'Island Passports' As Crisis Bites
• Manufacturers Getting To Grips With Airless Tyres
• Ukraine Rules Out Ceasefire As Fighting Intensifies In Donbas
• Bitter Harvest For Indian Farmers After Wheat Export Ban
• 'Enormously Risky': How NFTs Lost Their Lustre
• Hyundai Motor Group To Invest More Than $10 Billion In U.S. Up To 2025
• For Iraqis Back From Syria, Life On Hold In 'Rehabilitation' Camp
• Bangkok Votes For New Governor For First Time In Decade
• Wallaby Great Pocock Poised To Become An Australian Senator

icij.org

• ICIJ is hiring a new Neo4j Connected Data Fellow
• US lands top spot as world’s biggest enabler of financial secrecy in new index
• New US sanctions target trust companies and corporate service providers for the first time
• On the front line of the ‘battle for facts,’ with Maria Ressa
• Pandora Papers shed light on ‘gatekeepers’ of dirty money says European watchdog
• Europol links Kinahan drug cartel to murders in four countries
• US moves to seize yacht of prominent Pandora Papers-linked Russian oligarch
• The inside story of how the Offshore Leaks Database became a go-to resource on offshore finance
• ICIJ publishes final batch of Pandora Papers data on more than 9,000 offshore companies, trusts and foundations
• Russia-focused stories from ICIJ’s Pandora Papers partners and more

independent.co.uk

• On this day in 2011: Chelsea sack Carlo Ancelotti one year after domestic double
• Utah hunting guide charged with ‘illegally’ baiting bear which Donald Trump Jr shot
• Margaret Atwood, Don Winslow and John Grisham bring stories - and politics - to Santa Fe Literary Festival
• Fate of 2,500 Ukrainian POWs from steel plant stirs concern
• Mito Pereira with three-shot lead at US PGA as Tiger Woods withdraws
• George RR Martin on Rings of Power rivalry: ‘If they win six Emmys, I hope we win seven’
• Don Winslow: ‘We’re fighting Trump and the Trumpists, and the imitators’
• What the papers say – May 22
• Bill Gates reveals why he doesn’t own cryptocurrency
• Albanese elected Australia's leader in complex poll result
• John Grisham: ‘There are tens of thousands of innocent people in prison and you don’t believe it because you’re white’
• Bangkok governor election a test of political winds

nytimes.com

• The Root of Haiti’s Misery: Reparations to Enslavers
• The Russian Orthodox Leader at the Core of Putin’s Ambitions
• ‘A form of hope’: As air-raid sirens sound, a Lviv orchestra opens a summer festival with Mozart’s Requiem.
• Long Covid Symptoms and Treatment: What We Know So Far
• Perdue Had Trump. In Georgia, Kemp Had Everything Else.
• Lucy McBath and Carolyn Bourdeaux Battle Over A Georgia District
• How Jack Welch’s Reign at G.E. Gave Us Elon Musk’s Twitter Feed
• Vacation Reading, Unpacked
• Summer Reading Suggestions
• In Romania’s Transylvanian Alps, See Bison on Safari
• We Must Prepare for Putin’s Worst Weapons
• Yes, I Have Cancer. I Still Want to Hear Your Complaints.

occrp.org

• Lebanon Central Bank Governor’s Son Moved Millions Abroad While Lebanese Watched Blocked Savings Dwindle
• Fueling Secession, Promising Bitcoins: How a Russian Operator Urged Catalonian Leaders to Break With Madrid
• ‘Smoke-Free’ Cities and Islands — Sponsored by Philip Morris
• Dubai Uncovered: Data Leak Exposes How Criminals, Officials, and Sanctioned Politicians Poured Money Into Dubai Real Estate
• Below the Radar: How an Indian Tycoon’s Petrochemicals Empire Quietly Dodged Iran Sanctions
• The Kremlin Connections Behind Cyprus’s RCB Bank
• Stolen EU Food Funds Funneled into Properties and Luxuries
• One Family’s ‘Golden Age’: President’s Relative Controls Turkmenistan’s Only Mobile Operator
• The ‘Savage Years’: Credit Suisse and Venezuela’s Toxic Bond Market
• Sanctioning an Oligarch Is Not So Easy: Why the Money Trail of Alisher Usmanov, One of Russia’s Wealthiest Men, Is Difficult to Follow

politico.eu

• On becoming Belgian after Brexit
• UK-linked media magnate Lebedev hit by Canada sanctions
• Australia votes for change in Labor Party election win
• Putin’s Russia vision shows need to equip Moldova, UK’s Truss says
• Portugal’s Costa in Kyiv for talks on aid, EU accession
• Russia halts gas supply to Finland amid payments, NATO rows
• Crypto assets are ‘worth nothing,’ says ECB’s Christine Lagarde
• World’s cartoonists on this week’s events
• DUP chief dismisses Irish, US calls to drop veto on power-sharing
• EU countries prepare to pressure Commission to renegotiate coronavirus vaccine contracts

project-syndicate.org

• The Fight for Press Freedom Is Local
• The Case for Nordic and NATO Realism
• A New Model for African Health
• The Lose-Lose Tech War
• Do Algorithms Help to Reduce Crime?
• China’s Golden Tech Grab
• The Clash of Asia’s Titans
• What’s the Endgame in Ukraine?
• The Global Hunger Crisis Is Here
• Restoring Deterrence
• Losing Rights in America
• Will US Inflation Lead to Recession?

rferl.org

• Russia Bans 963 Prominent Americans From Entering Russia
• Turkey Sets Conditions For Backing Swedish, Finnish NATO Membership
• EU Justice Official Says War Crimes in Ukraine 'Will Not Go Unpunished'
• Britain's Truss Says Moldova Should Be 'Equipped To NATO Standard'
• U.S., Others Reportedly Walk Out of APEC Talks Over Russia's Ukraine Invasion
• Ukraine Expects Positive Response From West To Request For More Sophisticated Weapons
• Russia Adds Chess Champion Kasparov, Former Tycoon Khodorkovsky To 'Foreign Agents' Registry
• Russia Stops Gas Flow To Finland Over Refusal To Pay In Rubles
• Wimbledon Stripped Of Ranking Points Over Ban On Russian, Belarusian Players
• Former German Chancellor Resigns From Board Of Russian Oil Giant Rosneft
• HRW Says Tehran Again Trying To Stifle Civil Groups Amid Growing Protests
• G7 To Provide $9.5 Billion In New Aid To Support Ukraine's Economy

sciencemag.org

spiegel.de

• COVID-19: A Look at the Worst Mistakes Made in the Coronavirus Pandemic
• Graham Allison on the Ukraine War: "Dealing with Horrible Leaders Is Part of the History of International Relations"
• Scandal at Germany's Leading Jewish College: A "Toxic Environment" and Allegations of Sexual Misconduct
• Bogus Deals Involving Russian Property: Did a Berlin Dentist Swindle Moscow Out of Millions?
• Escaping the Taliban: The Last Way Out of Afghanistan
• United Against Russia?: Ukraine's Membership Application Poses Tough Questions for the EU
• Finland Could Join Military Alliance Imminently
• Staryna's Mission: The Elite Ukrainian Soldiers Defending the Donbas
• Fabrice Leggeri's Resignation: The Final Days of the Frontex Chief
• Russia: Vladimir Putin's Disaster and What Could Happen Next
• German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock: "There Are Moments When I Am Also Unsure"
• Germany's Greens Have Transformed in the Face of Russia's War

theguardian.com

• Australia election: conservative government voted out after nearly a decade
• Dozens dead, millions stranded as floods ravage Bangladesh and India
• Boris Johnson to sacrifice top official over Partygate to save himself
• ‘Partying with penguins’: joy as Falklands town wins coveted city status to mark the Queen’s jubilee
• Liz Truss rejects plea from Biden ally not to rewrite the Northern Ireland protocol
• Pakistan: former human rights minister arrested over land grabbing allegation
• Violence disrupts Panathinaikos’s Greek Cup final win over PAOK
• We will see more cases of monkeypox, warn British scientists
• Trump shares CPAC Hungary platform with notorious racist and antisemite
• Charles and Camilla to guest star in EastEnders platinum jubilee special
• Zelenskiy signals readiness for new talks if Mariupol troops are not harmed
• Russia-Ukraine war: what we know on day 88 of the invasion

thelocal.com

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vsquare.org

• How to launder a few million and hide behind lawyers
• Documentary about Kuciak murder gets huge applause in Toronto
• Bypassing sanctions
• RSF World Press Freedom Index 2022: Widening divide 
• Paweł Reszka: Reporter’s Journal
• Russian Asset Tracker: Visegrad connections
• Putin’s Orchestra: The Conductor and The Choir
• Czech and Slovak QAnon groups have incorporated Ukraine into conspiratorial worldview
• IPI Mission Report: Media Freedom in Hungary Ahead of 2022 Election
• People in Ukraine contribute to gather evidence of Russian war crimes

wired.com

• North Korean IT Workers Are Infiltrating Tech Companies
• Apple’s Mixed-Reality Glasses Enter Our Actual Reality
• Google Won’t Shut Down Your Legacy G Suite Account After All
• How to Migrate Your Newsletter From Substack to Buttondown
• Texas Cites Clarence Thomas to Defend Its Social Media Law
• What the World’s Largest Organism Reveals About Fires and Forests
• 16 Great Deals on Video Games, Outdoor Gear, and Tech
• The Real Reason Matrix Resurrections Bombed
• The 24 Best Outdoor Summer Deals From REI's Anniversary Sale
• The Man Who Fell to Earth Creates a Believable Alien
• The Private Equity Firm That Grounded Paul Allen’s Dream
• Which Google Pixel Phone (and Gear) Should You Buy?

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