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Residents of Ukrainian city near Russian border brace for the unknownWorld · January 22, 2022 · 1:47 PM UTC
Residents in Ukraine's second biggest city Kharkiv said they hoped for the best but would prepare for the worst, as Russia massed tens of thousands of troops near Ukraine's borders and diplomatic talks failed to produce a breakthrough.
Asia PacificSome money services reopen in Tonga, drinking water the priority6:25 PM UTC
United KingdomUK lawmaker says he will meet police over government 'blackmail' accusations1:51 PM UTC

Asia PacificBlast hits western Afghan city of Herat, killing at least six
A blast ripped through a minivan in the western Afghan city of Herat on Saturday, killing at least six people, according to officials.
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WorldPolitical advisers to hold four-way talks on Ukraine in Paris3:32 PM UTC
Middle EastTurkish journalist arrested on charge of insulting Erdogan -CNN Turk7:23 PM UTC
EuropeFirst part of $200 million U.S. defence aid arrives in Ukraine4:18 PM UTC
WorldGermany distances itself from navy chief's comments on Putin3:25 PM UTC
EuropeItaly's Berlusconi decides against running for president7:24 PM UTC
Asia PacificPhilippines' presidential hopefuls tout post-pandemic recovery plans5:59 PM UTC
Middle EastKuwaiti minister says visit aims to rebuild trust with Lebanon6:47 PM UTC

AmericasBackers of Venezuela referendum ask court to intervene with electoral commission5:53 PM UTC
LifestyleFrench pet care firm stops selling fish bowls - they drive fish mad6:33 PM UTC
WorldUkraine bans Austrian design firm working on Crimea theatre project5:09 PM UTC
EuropeGermany's Scholz says raising minimum wage a matter of respect4:33 PM UTC
AfricaEthiopian army planning to 'eliminate' Tigrayan forces -military official4:43 PM UTC
EuropeFrench EU lawmaker Collard joins far-right presidential candidate Zemmour1:34 PM UTC
Middle EastUAE grounds most private drones for a month after Houthi attack
The United Arab Emirates has grounded most private drones and light sports aircraft used for recreational purposes for a month starting Saturday, the Interior Ministry said, following a deadly attack this week by Yemen's Houthis on the Gulf country.
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Asia PacificFormer Malaysian PM Mahathir in stable condition in hospital11:39 AM UTC
EuropeGerman conservatives elect right-winger Merz as new party leader12:25 PM UTC