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The coffee chain said it had closed 130 stores in the country, where a licensing partner employs about 2,000 workers, and ended its brand presence there.

President Volodymyr Zelensky addressed the start of the World Economic Forum, as the annual gathering focuses on the effects of Russia’s invasion on the global economy and politics.

The preliminary results appeared to show that three doses of the vaccine worked better than two.

President Volodymyr Zelensky said wresting control of ports from Russia could help ease global price pressures from the war. President Biden signed one of the largest aid packages in decades on Saturday.

Ukraine has not confirmed Moscow’s claim that it has full control of the sprawling complex in the port city. The tenacity of Ukrainian forces there has become a symbol of the country’s broader resistance.

In much of the country, it feels like midsummer this weekend, with high temperatures that may break records. And it’s not even Memorial Day.

While Australians voice concern about inflation and climate change, the race has focused on the conduct of the incumbent conservative prime minister. Polls close at 6 p.m. local time.

Georgia will still have a Black senator next year, but the likely Republican nominee, Herschel Walker, and the incumbent Democrat, Raphael Warnock, offer far different visions on race.

The grim milestone a little over two years into the pandemic has been anticipated for weeks and comes as hospitalizations are on the rise once again. Wastewater tests also indicate a new wave.

The World Food Program warned that the disruption could be disastrous for the poorest parts of the world. Russia said that nearly 1,000 fighters had surrendered at the Azovstal steel plant in Mariupol.