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Mar 06

Zelensky says Russia sanctions not sufficient

By Associated Press

The Russian military has warned Ukraine’s neighboring countries from hosting its warplanes, saying Moscow may consider them a part of the conflict if Ukrainian aircraft fly combat missions from their territory.

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Feb 28

For Ukrainians, some European countries open their doors that were kept closed to Middle Eastern and African refugees

By Renata Brito, Associated Press

While Europeans' hospitality toward Ukrainians has been applauded, it has also highlighted the stark difference in treatment received by Middle Eastern and African migrants and refugees, particularly Syrians who came in 2015.

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Feb 19

Harris on Ukraine: World at 'a decisive moment in history'

By Aamer Madhani, Associated Press

Vice President Kamala Harris said Saturday that the world has arrived at “a decisive moment in history” as the Biden administration warns a Russian invasion of Ukraine in the coming days is highly likely.

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Jan 05

U.S. pushes unity on Ukraine ahead of key Russia meetings

By Matthew Lee, Frank Jordans, Associated Press

The Biden administration and its European allies are beginning a series of meetings aimed at showing Russia that an invasion of Ukraine would be met with a forceful response.

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Dec 24

COVID puts a damper on Christmas Eve again around the world

By Jack Jeffrey, David Crary, David McHugh, Associated Press

Travel plans are being disrupted because of flight cancellations, as the pandemic once again casts a pall on celebrations around the world.

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Dec 21

In the frigid Alps, local volunteers offer migrants warm hearts and comfort

By John Leicester, Associated Press

As Europe erects ever more fearsome barriers against migration, volunteers along the Italy-France border are working to keep migrants from being killed or maimed by cold and mountain mishaps as they cross the high Alps.

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Dec 18

Europeans reimpose restrictions as omicron sweeps continent

By Associated Press

Nations across Europe are moving to reimpose tougher measures to stem a new wave of COVID-19 infections spurred by the highly transmissible omicron variant, triggering calls for protests from Paris to Barcelona.

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Nov 23

WHO warns of possible surge in COVID deaths in Europe, Central Asia

By Associated Press

WHO Europe also cited growing evidence of a decline in protection against infection and mild disease through vaccines, and said a “booster dose” should be given as a priority to the most vulnerable populations…

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Nov 22

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E.U. braces for tough winter as citizens protest COVID restrictions

By Trent Murray

A stark warning from outgoing German Chancellor Angela Merkel on the fourth wave of COVID-19 sweeping her country: It's "worse than anything we've seen," she said Monday. Winter is coming across Europe, and with it a spike in infections and…

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Nov 21

Tens of thousands protest Belgium's tighter COVID-19 rules

By Raf Casert, Associated Press

Ten of thousands of people demonstrated through central Brussels on Sunday to protest reinforced COVID-19 restrictions imposed by the Belgian government to counter the latest spike in coronavirus cases.

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