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Tech companies seem eager to support Ukraine, but how best to do that isn’t as clear.

People sleep three or four to a mattress and plastic food bags litter the scene, while mothers search endlessly on their phones for news of the war.

The Russian church hopes to reunite with the independent Ukrainian branch under a single patriarch in Moscow that would allow it to control the holiest sites of Orthodoxy in the Slavic world.

A significant number of the Russian troops are young conscripts who are poorly trained and ill-prepared for the all-out assault, a senior official said.

Brussels is proud to be providing military aid, but Moscow may see it as a dangerous intervention.

Fires and violence at a protest opposing vaccine mandates were a rare sight in a country known for its relative serenity and stability.

The Russian church hopes to reunite with the independent Ukrainian branch under a single patriarch in Moscow that would allow it to control the holiest sites of Orthodoxy in the Slavic world.

While most American allies in the region have fallen in line, authoritarian governments and those with weaker ties to the West have been more reluctant to act.

Under the measure, which would apply to all Ukrainian nationals, refugees would be granted the right to live, study and work across the 27-member bloc for up to three years.

On the first day for some school districts to go maskless, there was disagreement at one Long Island school over whether the change came too soon or was overdue.