EU states can’t agree on Russian assets – Kallas
The bloc is unlikely to settle on terms of the use of $300 billion in the near future, the foreign policy chief says Read Full Article at RT.com
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News24 | ‘All eyes are on the Arctic’: Canada boosts border security amid new race for oil, gas, fish
Thawing ice caused by climate change is opening up the Arctic and creating access to oil and gas resources, in addition to minerals and fish – presenting a new challenge to Canada.
This Russian Tech Bro Helped Steal $93 Million and Landed in US Prison. Then Putin Called
In the epic US-Russian prisoner swap last summer, Vladimir Putin brought home an assassin, spies, and another prized ally: the man behind one of the biggest insider trading cases of all time.
Ukraine says it’s taken the top spot in the race to make combat drones
Data on which country makes the most combat drones is unclear, but Ukraine is making millions of these things.
I booked 2 overnight Amtrak rides in roomettes 4 years apart. One difference made the second ride far more relaxing.
I slept in an Amtrak roomette on a Viewliner train in 2021. In 2025, I booked the same accommodation on an upgraded Superliner train.
Verizon to rival AT&T employees: Come work here if you don’t like 5 days in office
A memo from Verizon’s talent team refers to "changing RTO policies across the industry" and invites recipients to apply for hybrid and remote roles.
Delta passengers took a 10-minute flight to nowhere when the cabin filled with smoke right after takeoff
In audio of an exchange between the flightdeck and air traffic controllers, one of the pilots can be heard asking for fire trucks on landing.
Entry-level job openings are shrinking. That’s not just a problem for Gen Z.
More employers want young applicants to have experience. Some commentators think managers should value their collaborative and entrepreneurial spirit.
Mining the moon for minerals could be worth billions, but astronomers warn it’s bad news for science
The moon has resources like rare earth elements and helium-3. But unfettered mining could be very bad news for scientific research, astronomers warn.
‘Misunderstanding’ in arrest of British couple in Afghanistan, Taliban says
The arrest of a British couple in Afghanistan was over a “misunderstanding,” the Taliban has said.