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To world markets Ukrainian grain and other commodities are ready to be shipped and thus Russia agreed an agreement that allows it to rejoin a wartime on Wednesday. Meanwhile, since the Russian invasion eight months ago at around 14 million the U.N.’s refugee chief, put the number of Ukrainians driven from their homes. Filippo Grandi said, who heads the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees It is “the fastest, largest displacement witnessed in decades”. Moscow had received assurances that Ukraine would not use the humanitarian corridors to attack Russian forces, announcing that Russia would rejoin the grain pact, President Vladimir Putin said. If Kyiv breaks its word he warned that Russia reserves the right to withdraw again. To get the deal back on track Putin praised Turkey’s mediation efforts as well as Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s “neutrality in the conflict as a whole”, at “ensuring the interest of the poorest countries” and his efforts.  “His unwavering support

  On Thursday I met with the U.S. Embassy officials in Russia, WNBA star Brittney Griner, who is facing nine years in a Russian prison, according to State Department spokesman Ned Price.    “Despite her present circumstances they saw first hand her tenacity and perseverance. For the immediate release of Brittney Griner and Paul Whelan we continue to press for fair treatment for every detained American”, Price said in a tweet announcing the visit.   U.S. officials have been able to gain direct Griner since early August Thursday’s visit marks the first time. Over the phone on her birthday on Oct. 18 they were able to speak with her, most recently. During the WNBA’s offseason after she was accused of having vape cartridges containing hashish oil, which is illegal in the country Griner, a 31-year-old Houston native who plays professional basketball for the Phoenix Mercury, was detained on Feb. 17 as she returned to Russia to play at Sheremetyevo International Airport in Khimki. Griner is “

Since the U.S. withdrawal a government watchdog is offering a grim update on life in Afghanistan while since the Taliban takeover chastising American agencies for rebuffing its attempts to review their efforts in the country. In the troubled nation for over a decade the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR), which has been reviewing multiple agencies’ work, said on early Wednesday that it has never faced this level of resistance to its oversight duties. The agency wrote in its quarterly report to Congress that “SIGAR, for the first time in its history, is unable this quarter to provide Congress and the American people due to the non-cooperation of several U.S. government agencies with a full accounting of this U.S. government spending”. “The Treasury Department refused to cooperate with SIGAR in any capacity and the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), which administers the majority of U.S. government spending for Afghanistan ”.   “The

To release his next signature shoe Nike has suspended its relationship with Kyrie Irving and cancelled its plans, since the Brooklyn Nets guard tweeted a link the latest chapter in the ongoing fallout to a film containing antisemitic material. “With Irving unequivocally say he has no antisemitic beliefs it will halt its relationship, who has been suspended, by the Nets for what the team called a repeated failure”, the shoe giant announced on Friday night.  On Thursday the Nets made that move, for at least five games banning Irving without pay, and Nike made its decision a day later. Among many others, those actions followed widespread criticism from the Anti-Defamation League and NBA Commissioner Adam Silver.  The Beaverton, Oregon-based company said “For hate speech we believe there is no place and we condemn any form of antisemitism, at Nike”.  “The Kyrie 8 with Kyrie Irving effectively we’ve made the decision to suspend to that end our relationship immediately and will no longer lau

Before she was reported missing about a possible domestic dispute weeks later against the police department in Moab, Utah, where the slain travel blogger and her boyfriend Brian Laundrie were questioned, the parents of Gabby Petito had filed a wrongful death lawsuit.    Before being filed on Thursday the lawsuit, which was initially announced in August in a notice of claim, is seeking at least $50 million in damages. During a press conference on Thursday Petito’s mother, Nichole Schmidt, said “We feel the need to bring justice because she could have been protected that day”.   “There are laws put in place to protect victims; those laws were not followed. And we don’t want this to happen to anybody else”.  James McConkie, one of the attorneys representing the family, said “Gabby would still be alive today”, during the briefing on domestic violence the suit alleges that if the Moab police had followed a Utah law. “by demanding accountability and working for change in the system in the fu

To revaluate as it disperses to needy countries like war-torn Ukraine the International Monetary Fund is facing pressure on how it imposes fees on loans, as it is one of the fund’s biggest borrowers. The move comes as close as more countries will need to turn to the IMF, however, as food prices and inflation internationally continue to rise. On countries that are heavily indebted to the IMF surcharges are fees added on loans imposed. In Aspen, finance ministers of several countries realize that for Russia’s war in Ukraine they have to pay a price, especially with food prices going up, last month Wally Adeyemo, the Deputy Secretary said. According to Adeyemo’s statement, “They’re going to have to go to the IMF, and thus they’re going to need to find assistance”. However, through U.S. legislation the IMF fee system could change. An amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act, otherwise known as the defense spending bill, would suspend IMF surcharges while on indebted countries th