• President Putin says there is no threat to NATO from Sweden and Finland. There would be a response to the military build up. The leaders of former Soviet states met in the Kremlin.

  • For the 26th time since he was a teenager, 55 year old Liang Shi took an entrance exam to get into his dream school. While many people have told him that failing the gaokao exam would make it hard for him to study, he is determined to score high enough to attend the university. The gaokao exam is China's annual standardized college entrance exam and takes place during the third and final year of high school.

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  • The Ukrainian military said on Tuesday that it was working to evacuate all remaining troops from their last stronghold in the besieged port of Mariupol, ceding control of the city to Russia after months of bombardment. The end of the longest and bloodiest battle of the war likely happened when the people were evacuated. The city of Mariupol has been destroyed by a Russian siege that killed tens of thousands of people.

  • Russia does not see NATO membership as a threat, but the deployment of military infrastructure in Sweden may prompt a response from Moscow, according to President Putin.

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  • The quick acceptance of Ukrainians fleeing Russia's aggression puts a spotlight on Europe's double standard for migrants, standing against its nonwelcome for people fleeing violence in Africa, the Mideast and elsewhere. The president of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies said there is no difference between someone fleeing eastern Ukraine and someone escaping the group in Nigeria.

  • The Russian military faces a bogged-down war, the prospect of a bigger NATO and an opponent that can be won on and off the battlefield, almost three months after Russia invaded Ukraine.

  • More than 260 fighters, including some badly wounded, were evacuated and taken to areas under Russia's control after the last stronghold in the port city of Mariupol declared its mission complete.

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  • John Kirby says it is up to Putin to decide what country joins NATO. The defensive bloc of nations will include Sweden and Finland. Kirby spoke to reporters.

  • Sauli Niinist said that Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan told him a month ago that Turkey was okay with NATO membership for Finns.

  • Oil prices opened lower in early Asian trade on Tuesday after the European Union tried to impose a ban on Russian oil imports, a move that would tighten global supply. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures fell 52 cents, or 0.5%, to $113.68 a barrel. EU foreign ministers failed to pressure Hungary to lift its veto of a proposed oil embargo on Russia.

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  • The Russian invaders confirm that they are using weapons that are not allowed by international treaties. These are particularly dangerous and inhumane types of weapons.

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  • In the air, on land, at sea, and in the intelligence domain, Sweden and Finland bring a lot to NATO.

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  • Iraq's oil ministry prevented three prospective deals last year that would have given Chinese firms more control over its oilfields and caused an exodus of international oil majors that Baghdad wants to invest in its creaking economy. Iraqi oil officials and industry executives say that plans by Exxon Mobil and Russia's Lukoil to sell stakes in major fields to Chinese firms have been put on hold. Selling a stake to a state-run Chinese company was one of several options being considered by Britain's BP, but officials persuaded it to stay in Iraq for now, people familiar with the matter said.

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  • NATO enlargement requires unanimous support from current members, and Erdogan is trying to leverage Turkey's vote to his own benefit.

  • There is a glance behind Moscow's military failures.

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