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The Russian leader praised his forces but made no major announcements, in a defiant speech at the annual Victory Day parade that marks the defeat of Nazi Germany.

New data from China is raising fresh concerns about the global economy amid worries over high inflation, rising interest rates and supply chain disruptions.

“The Lehman Trilogy” and “Clyde’s” were among the nominees for best play. The nominations honored work from Broadway’s comeback season, after the long coronavirus shutdown.

The countries with the world’s largest economies have pledged billions to finance Ukraine’s fight against Russia in recent weeks, sensing an opportunity to tip the war.

A rubber-stamp election will soon make Mr. Lee, a Beijing loyalist, Hong Kong’s new leader. A small protest was held, a far cry from the huge pro-democracy rallies of the past.

Baffert was suspended from the Derby after Medina Spirit failed a drug test last year, but two horses he trained will compete. The field is wide open as post time approaches at 6:57 p.m. Eastern.

President Volodymyr Zelensky called on citizens to heed local curfews and not ignore air raid sirens. Both sides are ratcheting up fighting in the east in the run-up to Russia’s Victory Day, which officials warn may be used to start a new escalation.

The attack on Thursday, which killed three Israelis, fueled an escalation of tensions that have been building since late March, much of it around holy sites in Jerusalem.

The results were being watched closely as a test of the damage done to Prime Minister Boris Johnson after revelations about his attendance at parties that broke lockdown rules.

Investors are on edge amid uncertainty about the fate of the economy.