Blog Verité

Will Donald Trump Rejoin Twitter?  19FortyFive

Mariupol steelworks evacuees heading to Ukrainian-held city  The Guardian Russia’s war in Ukraine: Live Updates  CNN Russia’s war escalates in eastern Ukraine even as Mariupol ceasefire enables evacuations from Azovstal steel plant  CBS News War in Ukraine live updates: Civilians escape from Mariupol;

Estonia is host to one of the world’s largest annual interactive cybersecurity drills. Russia is always considered the main threat, but this year, the war in Ukraine has only added to the stakes. (Image credit: Nora Lorek for NPR)

Israel demands apology after Russia says Hitler had Jewish roots  Reuters Israeli foreign minister condemns Russia’s Lavrov for ‘unforgivable’ Holocaust remarks  Fox News Israel Erupts After Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov Claims Hitler Had Jewish Blood  The Daily Beast Israel lashes out at

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi ‘going to Ukraine is meaningless,’ political insider says  WKRC TV Cincinnati Volodymyr Zelenskyy welcomes U.S. House Speaker to Ukraine | USA TODAY  USA TODAY Pelosi meets with Poland’s president after surprise Kyiv visit  Fox News Latest Russia-Ukraine War, Mariupol

‘JP, right?’ Donald Trump appears to forget name of candidate he endorsed  The Guardian US Trumpworld braces for ‘a couple of ugly nights’ in May  POLITICO Trump Confuses JD Vance, Josh Mandel Names in Ohio GOP Senate Primary  Business Insider In Trump’s Shadow,

The logo of the technology company Apple is seen at the Apple Store in downtown Munich. Apple is infringing EU competition rules with its Apple Pay system, the European Commission has found after months of preliminary investigation. Sven Hoppe/dpa US

LONDON (Reuters) – Russia’s Bolshoi Theatre has upset opera and ballet fans by abruptly cancelling a series of shows this week by directors who have spoken out against the war in Ukraine. The theatre gave no reason for dropping Timofey

Donald Trump Says New Piers Morgan Show ‘Bombed’—’It’s Over for Him!’  Newsweek

By Lucy Craymer WELLINGTON (Reuters) – New Zealand welcomed thousands of travellers from around the globe on Monday as the country opened its borders to visitors from around 60 nations including the United States, Britain and Singapore for the first