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Ukraine’s top military commander said Tuesday that blocking Russian advances in the ruined city of Bakhmut remained of “paramount strategic importance” and vowed that the Ukrainian military would hold the line despite staggering casualties on both sides. https://t.co/9OgHYRn1TJ

Cities in Armenia and Georgia have been changed by the sudden inflow of Russians fleeing their country and the war. They have buoyed local economies, but they have also driven up the cost of living. And the invasion of Ukraine looms over everything. https://t.co/gFjBYQaoga

The International Criminal Court intends to open two war crimes cases tied to the Russian invasion of Ukraine and will seek arrest warrants for several people, according to current and former officials with knowledge of the decision. https://t.co/aVcumxniSG

Gov. Ron DeSantis of Florida said in a statement made public on Monday night that protecting Ukraine is not a vital U.S. interest and that policymakers should instead focus attention at home. https://t.co/wlXjBzp3Do

The International Criminal Court intends to open two war crimes cases tied to the Russian invasion of Ukraine and will seek arrest warrants for several people, according to current and former officials with knowledge of the decision. https://t.co/TZ5OvhuVaT

A year since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, and the economic sanctions that followed, Russia’s rich are still rich. In the exclusive neighborhoods and shopping malls of Dubai, they have found an “island of safety.” https://t.co/zNC7GuPohs

Breaking News: The International Criminal Court plans to open two war crimes cases over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and seek arrest warrants, officials said. https://t.co/BXmxmACMq3

In Opinion "The notion of a commonwealth or federation of independent Chinese states has been touted as a solution to Taiwan's dilemma for decades," Farah Stockman writes. "When Russian troops invaded Ukraine, it surfaced again." https://t.co/mbnXhlSBtu

Switzerland is facing heated debate about what its vaunted legacy of neutrality means in a new era of war for Europe. It turns out the country makes arms that Western allies want to send to Ukraine — but also strict rules on where those weapons can go. https://t.co/muU23UWLZb

Ukraine's farmers have already lost three seasons of planting to war. Those who choose to climb into tractors and work their land risk death or dismemberment by the mines and shells that litter the fields. Those who do not risk an economic crisis. https://t.co/hwpbNCEBW6