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The ousted Imran khan government has not given up and they are holding mega rallies still claiming foreign intervention. Our Pakistan bureau chief Anas Mallick spoke to former information minister Fawad Chaudhry. Watch this exclusive interview. bit.ly/37aqUl4

Prof Michael Clarke on the sinking of Russia's flagship and Turkey's role in preventing more offensive vessels entering the Black Sea. Russian ships can still exit the waters, but access back through the Bosporus will be cut off. bit.ly/37aqUl4

The war in Ukraine is having some unexpected consequences. Germany had been phasing out mining, but has now reversed that decision after the European Union banned imports of Russian coal. Al Jazeera's @Step Vaessen reports from Brandenburg, Germany. bit.ly/37aqUl4

Judge Jeanine: This will be a political ‘massacre’ for Democrats bit.ly/37aqUl4

Joe Biden was left empty-handed as he appeared to shake hands with thin air after a speech on the United State’s ongoing supply chain woes. The 79-year-old President had just finished delivering a nearly 40-minute speech in Greensboro, North Carolina, when he turned to his right and stuck out his hand, despite being alone on the stage. A number of his political adversaries, including Republic Senator Ted Cruz, seized on Mr Biden’s latest gaffe, using it to question his cognitive state. Footage of the moment, shared by millions on social media, showed the gaffe-prone President turn to his right, before he appeared to say something into empty space while miming a handshake. bit.ly/37aqUl4

Former Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Kasyanov tells CNN's Christiane Amanpour that Vladimir Putin is absolutely a threat to NATO. bit.ly/37aqUl4

One of the Russian Navy's most important warships has sunk in the Black Sea. CNN's Matthew Chance visited the Moskva in 2015, and this is what it looked like on board. bit.ly/37aqUl4

Gutfeld and guests discuss how the Biden administration is extending the federal mask mandate for another 15 days on ‘Gutfeld!’ bit.ly/37aqUl4

Special Report’ All-Star Panel sounds off on President Biden’s unfavorable poll numbers and Elon Musk’s Twitter saga. bit.ly/37aqUl4

Former NYPD commissioner Howard Safir on what really disturbs him about New York City crime on ‘Your World.’ bit.ly/37aqUl4

If there was ever a place in the U.S. that stands as the supreme test case for liberalism, it’s New York, says Laura Ingraham. And tonight, we can unequivocally say, the results are horrendous bit.ly/37aqUl4

Prince Harry and his wife Meghan have confirmed they met the Queen this week during a visit to Windsor Castle. bit.ly/37aqUl4

National Border Patrol Council president Brandon Judd discusses the frustration from states over border crisis and rollback of Title 42 on ‘Jesse Watters Primetime.’ bit.ly/37aqUl4

Ukraine's trains have played a central role in the country's defense against Russia – taking people out of harm's way and bringing in aid. They keep moving thanks to tireless railway workers who have been risking their lives. DW met one of them. bit.ly/37aqUl4

Ari Fleischer tells 'The Ingraham Angle' that Democrats are basically buying votes as they always try to do. bit.ly/37aqUl4

UK PM Boris Johnson is expected to arrive in India next week in a state visit which will aim to highlight a successful India-UK partnership. The visit of British PM is yet to be formally announced by Downing Street, it follows the successful completion of 4 out of 26 chapters in the ongoing India-UK free trade negotiations bit.ly/37aqUl4

Fox Across America' host Jimmy Failla joined 'Fox & Friends First' to discuss the BLM co-founder's reaction to a charity transparency law, Warner Bros. censoring movie dialogue, and controversial curriculum in the classroom. #FoxNews bit.ly/37aqUl4

CNN global affairs analyst Susan Glasser says that Russian President Vladimir Putin's threat to deploy nuclear weapons if Sweden and Finland join NATO underscores the terrible miscalculation made when he decided to invade Ukraine. bit.ly/37aqUl4

The flagship, Moskva, was allegedly struck with at least two rockets, Odesa authorities claim. The Kremlin said it sustained damage after a fire broke out. bit.ly/37aqUl4

Fox & Friends' co-hosts discuss Sunny Hostin's support for the extension of federal mask mandates when traveling bit.ly/37aqUl4

The U.S. is sending another $800 million worth of military aid to Ukraine. CBS News national security correspondent David Martin got an exclusive look at a shipment heading to Eastern Europe, and retired Army Colonel David Johnson, a principal researcher at the Rand Corporation, spoke with CBS News' Nancy Chen and Vladimir Duthiers about the Biden administration's military support for Ukraine and reports of Russian forces possibly using chemical weapons. bit.ly/37aqUl4

William La Jeunesse reports on Patrisse Cullors' reaction to disclosure forms. bit.ly/37aqUl4

Gutfeld!' panelists discuss the mess Democrats have created as the midterms approach. bit.ly/37aqUl4

Sometimes the world changes without you’: San Franciscans not sold on current leadership in Washington, D.C. bit.ly/37aqUl4

The scale of destruction outside the capital Kyiv is becoming clear, as officials in Hostomel say they are discovering new evidence of war crimes, allegedly committed by Russian troops, every day. Several mass graves have been discovered since Ukrainian authorities regained control of swathes of the Kyiv region that had been under Russian occupation. Russian forces are now believed to be regrouping in order to intensify efforts to seize areas in Ukraine's east. bit.ly/37aqUl4