NATO declares that it will back Ukraine in the future and that it intends to increase aid.
The president of Ukraine has approved a measure reducing the age of conscription from 27 to 25 to strengthen the resistance to Russia's invasion. Volodymyr Zelenskyy has warned that stopping Russian advances will require recruiting 500,000 people. The war has been going on for three years, and Ukraine has struggled to increase force levels. As the foreign ministers of NATO gather in Brussels to discuss long-term support for Ukraine, there is a mobilization. Among them is a plan to fund the project with 107 billion dollars spread over five years. NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg says the organization intends to increase aid and will not stop supporting Ukraine.
UK: $3,840 will be given to rejected asylum applicants so they can relocate to Rwanda
Under a new "voluntary" scheme designed by the government, migrants who have been refused asylum in the UK will be handed thousands of pounds to relocate to Rwanda.
UN military withdrawal: peacekeeping troops turn over the DRC's first base
After 25 years, the UN peacekeeping force MONUSCO is leaving the Democratic Republic of the Congo, sparking questions about how the government will deal with the more than 100 armed groups that are still active there.
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'Pulp Fiction' reunion at TCM Classic Film Festival
As part of the TCM Classic Film Festival this year, Pulp Fiction stars John Travolta, Harvey Keitel, Uma Thurman, and Samuel L. Jackson reunited on Thursday to commemorate the film's 30th anniversary. Stay tuned for additional information!
Stars protest by wearing red pins supporting a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas on the Oscar red carpet. Several celebrities wore red pins calling for a truce between Gaza and Israel. The arrival of the stars was delayed.
France plants trees in response to climate change, and plants acquire disease-resistant traits.
There is an urgent need to anticipate and prepare for these implications by adapting to climate change, as the effects of the phenomenon are already being felt throughout the world, and France is no different.
Nepal tells Everest climbers to return their excrement.
This season, if you want to climb Mount Everest, be ready to hike back down with your crap. Nepal has instituted a law requiring climbers to return their excrement from the world's highest summit to combat pollution. How does the poop bag function? You'll learn it in our upcoming report.
Is the Samsung Galaxy S24 worth all the hype? Samsung unveils its flagship phones with batteries that can last an astounding fifty years between charges. There have been a lot of fascinating technological advancements over the last week; in our tech wrap, we highlight the most noteworthy ones.
Thirty years have passed since the extermination campaign launched by the Hutu in Rwanda, which resulted in an estimated 800,000 deaths of people, primarily Tutsis, in just 100 days.
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The US agrees to withdraw soldiers from Niger as the Sahel area pivots to Russia.
The United States is removing its forces from Niger. The country's military junta terminated an arrangement with Washington that permitted it to garrison soldiers for regional operations. Russia is looking to fill the gap.
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