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CNN host Fareed Zakaria discusses the global financial implications of the Russia-Ukraine war with Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen.

Rescuers are searching for survivors in the Ukrainian city of Sloviansk after at least eight people, including a toddler, were killed in Russian air strikes. The latest attack came as Russian President Vladimir Putin signed into law a bill that will allow him to draft citizens into the military via email. Sloviansk is just 50 Kilometers from Bakhmut -- which has witnessed some of the heaviest fighting on the front line in recent months.

Black Sea security is key to peace in Europe as stated by the representatives of the three countries that all face great dangers because of the open Russian aggression. The way to protect the Black Sea trade and commerce is to unite the sea and air defences of Ukraine with NATO's, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said.

China has responded to Western criticism by saying that it will remain neutral in the Russia-Ukraine war and not sell weapons to either side. VOA Senior Diplomatic Correspondent Cindy Saine reports.

With Finland joining NATO, the alliance's border with Russia has doubled in length. DW's Teri Schultz reports from the town of Imatra, near a border area where Finland is constructing a pilot security fence of 3km length. The fence is set to stretch over 200 km in the upcoming years.

Germany's foreign minister Annalena Baerbock has held high level talks with her counterpart Qin Gang in Beijing. The two discussed China's tensions with Taiwain, Beijing's human rights record and the war in Ukraine. China - an ally of Russia - announced it will not supply weapons to Moscow. Baerbock said that no other country has more influence on Russia than China, and she called on Beijing to exert this influence on the Kremlin to bring the war in Ukraine to an end.

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Krystal and Saagar discuss a terrifying new draft law in Russia as Putin continues pushing forward with his invasion in Ukraine.

Former CNN Moscow bureau Chief Jill Dougherty joins Isa Soares to discuss Russia’s introduction of a new electronic delivery conscription policy.

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New legislation in Russia makes it harder to dodge a military call-up and allows draft orders to be delivered by e-mail. As Ukraine is expected to launch a spring counteroffensive, there's speculation Moscow is planning a second wave of mobilization.

Mastering a classic Spanish dish just got easier. The wonderful Omar Allibhoy is back with his favourite recipe for Tortilla de Patatas - or Spanish omelette to you and me! There may be just three ingredients in this dish but each one is used to create an omelette that has bags of flavour. Caramelised onion provides a delicious natural sweetness while the softened potato gives texture and depth. Mix through eggs and cook until golden and firm to the touch. The perfect omelette will be slightly soft and gooey in the centre. Makes you want one now doesn’t it?!

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Both Russia and Ukraine are looking to allies for military equipment as the war in Ukraine continues into its second year. As Ukraine continues to receive jets, tanks and other heavy equipment from its Western allies, Putin has been turning to countries like China and North Korea for items like jet-fighter parts, jamming tech and ammunition.

The commander of Ukraine's ground forces has reported that Russian troops are implementing scorched earth tactics as they strive to seize the devastated city of Bakhmut in eastern Ukraine. The method involves airstrikes and artillery fire to level any buildings or locations occupied by Ukrainian defenders. The Ukrainian soldiers are facing extreme pressure in the city, which has already been ruined, with fires engulfing structures and troops battling fiercely block by block. In recent weeks, Russia has gained ground in villages to the north and south of Bakhmut, and violent clashes have taken place in the city's center.

A team of Ukrainian military psychologists is training soldiers to confront stress and trauma after a year of harsh fighting on the battlefield. But as Russia’s war grinds on, their work is getting harder.

We got an inside look at what it's like on the first day for new freshmen, known as "Plebes," at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland. Induction Day, or "I-Day," marks the beginning of "Plebe Summer," a challenging six-week basic training program all future midshipmen are required to complete.

As Russia's army falters on the battlefield in Ukraine, President Putin has announced a 'partial' mobilisation of citizens with military experience. But in reality— students, pensioners and people with no army training have been called up. Hundreds of thousands of Russians have fled the country. VICE News asks if Russia's 'special operation' has finally become a real war.

Did you know that the cost of housing in the US rose over 15% between 2021 and 2022? With housing costs skyrocketing, many have saved for years only to realize that they no longer can afford the home of their dreams! But are all of the homes in America unaffordable now? Well – not exactly! In fact, today on Across on the Globe we’re going to look at the 10 Cheapest States to Buy a House in 2023.

Before starting the academic year, incoming freshmen at the United States Military Academy in West Point, New York, must participate in a six-week basic training program that teaches military skills like rifle marksmanship, rappelling, navigation, and properly donning protective gear like gas masks. At the end of training, cadets compete in "The Crucible," a high-intensity final test that cadets must complete before marching 12 miles back to the main West Point campus, where they will begin their academic year. Insider followed these new cadets throughout the summer to see what all they learn before beginning their school year at the prestigious military academy.

We got an inside look at the United States Marine Corps’ intense 13-week basic training program. Senior video correspondent Graham Flanagan spent five days at the Marine Corps Recruit Training Depot in Parris Island, South Carolina, where he observed different companies at various stages of training. Recruits endure a series of intense physical challenges such as entering a gas chamber, rappelling down a 47-foot-tower, and fighting each other with “pugil sticks.” The Marine Corps is the only US military branch that separates male and female recruits during basic training. In a statement to Business Insider, a spokesperson from the Marine Corps Recruit Training Depot at Parris Island said, “The same gender platoon model allows for appropriate acclimation to the training environment, development of key relationships with drill instructors, and optimal focus during the beginning of their transformation.” After weeks of extreme physical and psychological challenges, training culminates with “The Crucible,” a 54-hour event where recruits endure exhausting combat scenarios while running on minimal food and sleep.