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Month: March 2022

Russia-Ukraine war: Key things to know about the conflict

Russian forces are pounding Ukrainian cities in a relentless bombardment that keeps deepening the war’s humanitarian crisis. Negotiations appear to be improving, however, with Ukrainian President Volodymyr saying Russia’s demands are becoming more realistic. Ukrainian and Russian officials plan to meet again Wednesday. Officials in the besieged city of Mariupol estimated about 20,000 civilians evacuated

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Agujeros del tamaño de una manzana de edificios se están formando en el fondo marino del Ártico

olivertapia (CNN) — Científicos marinos han descubierto sumideros profundos, uno más grande que una manzana de una ciudad con edificios de seis pisos, y colinas llenas de hielo que se han formado “extraordinariamente” rápido en una parte remota del lecho marino del Ártico. Otra señal de que las cosas se están poniendo extrañas: los relámpagos

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The journalist who protested on Russian state TV says it was ‘impossible to stay silent’

CNN By Charles Riley, CNN Business The Russian state television journalist who took a dramatic stand against President Vladimir Putin’s war in Ukraine during a live broadcast says it was “impossible to stay silent” and that she wants the world to know that many Russians are against the invasion. Marina Ovsyannikova told CNN’s Christiane Amanpour

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Más de 100 migrantes llegan a los Cayos de Florida en un “evento de contrabando”, dice la Patrulla Fronteriza

olivertapia (CNN) — Un grupo de 122 inmigrantes llegó a Estados Unidos en barco el lunes, a unos 30 kilómetros al norte de Key West, Florida, dijeron las autoridades. La llegada de los migrantes fue un “evento de contrabando marítimo”, según el agente jefe de la Patrulla Fronteriza de EE.UU., Walter N. Slosar. La embarcación

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Turkmenistan leader’s son wins presidential election

By ALEXANDER VERSHININ Associated Press ASHGABAT, Turkmenistan (AP) — Electoral authorities say the son of Turkmenistan’s leader has won the Central Asian country’s presidential election, after an unusual vote-counting delay. The victory of Serdar Berdymukhamedov cements his family’s political dynasty at the helm of the gas-rich country. There was an unexpected wait for the result

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