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Portraits of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny at a protest and vigil held in front of the Russian embassy in Malta, February 19, 2024. REUTERS/Darrin Zammit Lupi/File Photo
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- Russian opposition politician Alexei Navalny was close to being freed in a prisoner swap at the time of his death, said Maria Pevchikh, a Navalny ally. Meanwhile Moscow shrugged off the latest round of Western sanctions, saying that Russia’s economy had adapted to restrictions.
- Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh said he was resigning to allow for the formation of a broad consensus among Palestinians. Israel and Palestinian Territories bureau chief James McKenzie speaks to the Reuters World News podcast about the resignation.
- United Nations chief Antonio Guterres deplored how the UN Security Council had failed to respond adequately to the Israel-Hamas conflict in Gaza and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, saying the conflicts had “perhaps fatally” undermined its authority.
- Denmark said it had dropped its investigation into the explosions in 2022 on the Nord Stream pipelines carrying Russian gas to Germany, becoming the second nation to do so after neighboring Sweden closed its own inquiry.
- Satellite images of the hotly disputed Scarborough Shoal in the South China Sea show a new floating barrier across its entrance, near where Philippine ships and China coast guard vessels have had frequent run-ins.
- South Korea’s government told young doctors they had until the end of February to return to work or risk being punished for staging a week-long protest that has disrupted services for patients at several major hospitals.
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How Russia’s military uses volunteer fighters to plug gaps in Ukraine
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Anton Kuznetsov, a fighter in the BARS 9 volunteer force of the Russian military. September 7, 2022. Video obtained by REUTERS
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When Russian forces withdrew from the town of Balakliia in eastern Ukraine in late 2022, pursued by Ukrainian troops and under artillery fire, they left a poorly equipped group of volunteers to guard their retreat.
The force of around 50 men came from the National Army Combat Reserve – known by its Russian acronym BARS – a loose assembly of units totaling several thousand fighters that Russia’s defense ministry has deployed in Ukraine to supplement its regular forces.
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Wyclef Jean at the Global Citizen Concert in New York. September 23, 2023. REUTERS/Caitlin Ochs/File Photo
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As any parent will tell you, teenagers and young adults do not really listen to what you have to say.
Nor do they pay much attention to financial firms and their earnest charts and graphs about how much people should be saving for retirement.
But here are folks they might listen to: Wyclef Jean, Pusha T, Lola Brooke, Capella Grey and Flau’jae. Those rappers have more cultural influence over younger generations than mom, dad or the local bank and brokerage.
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