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Berlin says that Rome continues to allow victims of Nazi war crimes to claim compensation from Germany domestically despite a 2012 ruling that such claims were inadmissible.

Pyongyang is adamant to continue developing a nuclear-armed military that could "contain and frustrate all dangerous attempts and threatening moves, including ever-escalating nuclear threats from hostile forces," Kim Jong Un says.

The house speaker vows steadfast support for Ukraine. Moscow says peace talks with Kyiv include the removal of sanctions on Russia, which Ukraine denies. Ukrainian artist helps fund country's war efforts by forging Russian plane wreckage into souvenir key fobs.

The editorial, which also defends the Crimson against “accusations” that its views are anti-Jewish, prompted a swift reaction from the campus’ Hillel and national Jewish leaders, while many on social media quickly decried it as antisemitic.

Citing its expertise in post-war construction, the Confederation of Builders of Ukraine has reached out to the Israel Builders Association asking for assistance in the effort to rehabilitate Ukrainian infrastructure once the fighting ends.

NATO secretary-general says alliance is ready to support Ukraine in the war against Russia for years. Russian ministry says it used a diesel submarine in the Black Sea to strike Ukrainian military targets with Kalibr cruise missiles. Witnessing "an epicenter of unbearable heartache and pain" in Kyiv, UN Chief Guterres condemns Moscow for attacks on civilians. Sweden's prime minister rejects referendum on possible NATO membership.

"We had a big responsibility to save this culture," says Myroslava Vertiuk, deputy head of Ukraine's Ivan Honchar Museum.

Report attributes uptick to the organization’s declaration of revenge for the killing of its late leader.

Recent attacks in Transnistria, the small, pro-Russian breakaway region of Moldova on the Ukrainian border, could be used as a pretext to invade Ukraine from the West, officials fear.