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Suddenly the world looks like an increasingly dangerous place: the war in Ukraine approaches a third year this day next week; the unspeakable suffering of people in Gaza makes the Middle East look like a tinder box on the point of mass explosion. And these are only the wars among dozens of global conflicts inflicted upon innocent people which make it to our television screens.

New agreements with Germany and France deal with both current military support for Ukraine and its future defense against Russia.

World leaders have reacted with ­horror to the death of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny in prison.

Andrew MacKenzie 1941-2018 Andrew, better known as Andy, was born on his family’s ranch in Yerington, Nevada. He was the fourth of five children of Albert “Burr” and Marion, including Al, Fred, Madeline and Mary Lou.

Columbia College Chicago President Kwang-Wu Kim's resignation amid financial challenges and faculty tensions signals a pivotal moment for the institution. Continue reading for more details.

The European Union revealed last week the awardees of its first batch of European Defence Fund (EDF)-supported projects, reflecting a cumulative €1.2 billion (U.S. $1.23 billion) going to 61 defense research and development (R&D) projects.

France and Germany have rejected a watered-down version of the EU's contentious rules regarding app workers in the gig economy.

Multi-national forces to take over from AU troops in Somalia

France and the EU have long supported a two-state solution in the Mideast but as part of a negotiated settlement

An "artificial deficit of weapons" will only help Russia, Zelensky told an international conference in Germany.