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Ukrainian-Russian conflict: Ukraine denounces Europe's new 'wall' after 3 weeks of Russian invasion

Honduras USA: Honduran judge approves the surrender of former President Hernandez to the United States for drug trafficking

— Russian-Russian conflict in Ukraine

Kiev:

Ukraine denounces new European 'wall' after 3 weeks of Russian invasion

Ukrainian President Volodymir Zelensky has accused Russia of building a new 'wall' in Europe 'between freedom and slavery' after Russia accused Moscow on Thursday of bombing theaters where civilians were refugees, and the word “children” that could be seen from the air was written.

Danny Kemp e Dmitro Gorshkov

(Ukrainian conflict Russian-American sanctions, central note, 1,100 words - already sent)

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Jin:

The UN wants to protect Ukrainian refugees from traffickers

Millions of refugees who have escaped the war in Ukraine become potential prey for traffickers of all kinds, so the UN wants to solve it quickly to protect women, children and groups more vulnerable.

By Nina Larsen

(UN Ukraine conflict Russian migrant refugee uprising, interview, 500 words - already on the air)

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Praga:

Central Europe, which has been closed for a long time, has opened its doors to Ukrainian refugees.

They were criticized for closing their doors to immigrants and refugees from the Middle East and Africa in 2015, and seven years later, Central European countries are accepting an unprecedented number of people who escaped the war in Ukraine.

Jan Flemer

(The Ukrainian Republic disputes Russia EU Hungary Slovakia Poland migration, focus, 750 words - 12h30 GMT)

Lviv, Ukraine:

Ukrainian women who prefer to return to their country

After escaping the bomb, the Ukrainian women returned to their country after several days of pilgrimage, despite the devastation caused by the war with Russia.

(Russia dispute in Ukraine, characteristics, 600 words - 13h00 Greenwich Mean Time)

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Winnipeg, Canada:

Canadians leave their lives behind to help Ukraine resist

This Wednesday, Vartan Davtian bought a ticket to Ukraine to defend the country where he grew up leaving his job and a safe and peaceful life in Canada.

By Genevieve Norman

(Canada Conflict Aid War, Ukraine, Russia, Focus, 600 words - 12h00 GMT)

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Fly:

Moscow Stock Exchange from Heaven to Hell with Russian Money

The Moscow Stock Exchange closed 2021 in a style rich in money and investors, but an unprecedented conflict and closure has caused many Russians to get into trouble as a result of the attacks in Ukraine.

(Ukraine, Russia, conflict, value, market sanctions, focus, 600 words - already on the air)

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Paris:

Violin, the Ukrainian musician's “weapon of resistance”

In a shelter in Kharkiv, Ukraine's second city, Vera Litovshenko caused a sensation on social media by posting a video of her violin playing for her compatriots around the world, “making you forget war even for a few minutes.”

By Lana Mussaoui

(Russian cultural music in conflict in Ukraine, focus, 600 words - 12h30 Greenwich Mean Time)

Kiev:

Stakovsky goes to Kalashnikov to defend Kiev after defeating Federer

In 2013, he had a big surprise when he defeated the great Roger Federer at Wimbledon. Today, Ukrainian tennis player Sergiy Stakhovsky patrols military and Kalashnikov uniforms around Kiev, who said he would protect “to the end” against the Russian army.

By Emmanuel Duparque

(Interview on the Russian-Ukrainian dispute over UKR tennis, 700 words - 12.30 Greenwich Mean Time)

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— Honduras United States

Tegucigalpa:

Honduran judge approves the surrender of former President Hernandez to the United States for drug trafficking

Judge Tegucigalpa on Wednesday approved the extradition to the United States of former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez (2014-2022) and called for them to be charged with drug trafficking, use illegal weapons and the transport of about 500 tons of cocaine.

(Honduras, USA, Justice, Drug Trafficking Policy, Middle Notes, 900 words - already sent)

Tegucigalpa:

“JOH” will be able to extradition from Honduras for drug trafficking in US allies

He posed as the executioner of the Kingpin drug cartel in Honduras, but eventually got into the same bag.Judge Te Gucigalpa approved extradition to the United States to face charges of drug trafficking by former president Juan Orlando Hernandez.

(Honduras, United States, Drug Trafficking Justice, Semblance, 800 words - already sent)

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Buenos Aires:

Argentina is preparing to ratify a new program worth 45 billion dollars with the IMF

The Argentine Senate will hold a final discussion on Thursday to approve a new agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for 45 billion dollars, which will try to stop the ghost of default and curb runaway inflation by more than 50% per year.

(Argentine Government Congress on Debt, Central Note, 500 words - 11H30 GMT)

— Europe

Oudingen, France:

Marine guards monitor immigrants between France and the UK

“What's your position? How many children are on board? Hello? Hello? Teacher?”. In the relief center in northern France, workers respond to the demands of immigrants who are struggling to reach the British coasts, like thousands in 2021.

By Joey Leroy

(France GB maritime emergency migrant transport, report, 600 words - 11h30 GMT)

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Dublino:

St. Patrick's Day returns to Ireland after two years of pandemic

This year, because of the war, hundreds of thousands of people dressed in Ukrainian colors, as well as Ireland, participated in the traditional St. Patrick's parade on Thursday. This fashion show returns after two editions canceled due to the pandemic symbolize the revival of the country.

Author: Heard

(Irish pandemic outbreak festival tradition for virus health, featured, 700 words -

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— Asia

Soma, Japan:

Strong earthquake in Japan killed, injured 160 people and property damage

A massive 7.4 earthquake in eastern Japan killed at least one person and injured more than 160 people, according to a downward review of the official budget on Thursday.

By Harumi Ozawa, Charlie Tribalo

(Japan earthquake tsunami nuclear transport, central note, 550 words - already transmitted)

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East Timor votes to end political bloc

East Timor is preparing to vote in this Saturday's presidential elections to end the political and economic paralysis that has lasted for many years in this former Portuguese colony.

Jebonia Vieira, with Lucy Godo to Giacarta

(Timor general election, presentations, 500 words - 13H00 GMT)

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Tokyo:

Revolt against Japanese school regulations

Every educational institution has its own code in Japan, but the strict regulations of some schools that dictate everything from head to toe are subject to criticism and lawsuits.

Kyoko Hasegawa

(Japan Social Education School Children, Focus, 600 parole - 12.30 Greenwich Mean Time) in onda)

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— Middle East

Port of Aden reflects scars from prolonged Yemen war

Houses with bullet holes, buildings turned into rubble and are portraits of numerous “martyrs”. After seven years of civil war in Yemen, the temporary capital of Aden shows a conflict wound that shows no signs of an end.

Porto Shata Yaisi

(Yemen, Aden, economic aid, famine, conflict, revolt, inflationary army, 800 words - already on the air)

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— Society

Mussels, Chile:

Scientists discover new organisms for the first time that fall up to 8,000 meters off the coast of Chile.

They descended to a depth of 8,000 meters off the coast of Chile, where humans did not, and found a strange microscopic organism in the so-called “Atacama Trench” in northern Chile that scientists today have more doubts than the answer.

(Chilean Oceanography Marine Science, Focus, 550 words - 12h30)

Get on board the Earth I Moon on the Mediterranean Sea:

In the Mediterranean Sea, dolphins and birds have to live with wind farms.

Dolphins swim and jump, and hundreds of cranes fly over the blue water as the “Thera i Luna” sailboat sails to encounter wildlife that will co-exist with dozens of wind farms in the future Mediterranean.

(France Environmental Fishing Electric Preservation Sea, Highlights, 700 words - already on the air)

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Taranto, Italy:

Italy bets on the first offshore wind farm in the Mediterranean

The first wind turbines in the Mediterranean began to appear off the Italian coast, a symbol of hope for Europe in the face of a serious energy crisis, aggravated by the war in Ukraine.

Manufacturer of Ella IDE

(Italy, Energy, Environment, EU, Report, 600 words - 15H00 GMT)

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Accept:

Colorful headgear culture in Afghanistan

Afghanistan, located at the crossroads of Central and South Asia, has been a meeting point for cultures and peoples for centuries, as evidenced by the impressive variety of headwear worn by its inhabitants.

Port Weiss Kohar

(Afghan cultural leisure, photo story, 350 words - already transmitted)

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