Russia's artillery advantage is shrinking, but glide bombs are hammering Ukraine

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Ukrainian soldiers fired a mortar at Russian positions near the occupied Ukrainian city of Bakhmut in Donetsk Oblast, Ukraine, on February 2, 2024.
Ukraine has struggled to keep up with Russia's artillery fire since the start of the war.

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Russia is suffering record casualties as the West steps up support for Ukraine, and it may struggle to replace them

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Four Russian soldiers riding a self-propelled mortar on a dusty track.
Russian soldiers ride a self-propelled mortar at an undisclosed location in Ukraine in October.

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China's cheap goods are threatening to undermine its influence in the developing world

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Indonesians shop for clothes at the Tanah Abang apparel wholesale center.
Cheap Chinese goods, including electronic vehicles, textiles, and steel, are flooding countries such as Indonesia.

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Police found cryptic notes on the shell casings from UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson's killing

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Police inspect the Brian Thompson murder scene
Police inspecting the scene of the insurance executive Brian Thompson's killing in Manhattan.

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2025 could be the year of 'revenge quitting' — here's how bosses should prepare

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A man throwing papers up in the air, quitting job
2025 could see resentment boiling over and a wave of companies losing their talent.

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NATO is planning a fleet of sea drones to protect critical underwater infrastructure

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A Sea Baby drone moves through the water during a presentation by Ukraine's Security Service in the Kyiv region, Ukraine on March 5.
NATO is planning a fleet of sea drones meant to monitor threats to critical underwater infrastructure.

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The leader of South Korea's opposition first thought the president's martial law declaration was a deepfake

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Main opposition Democratic Party leader Lee Jae-myung (C) speaks during a rally against President Yoon Suk Yeol at the National Assembly in Seoul on December 4, 2024, after martial law was lifted in South Korea
Main opposition Democratic Party leader Lee Jae-myung thought the declaration was initially a deepfake.

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November was the most costly month of the war for Russia in terms of average daily dead and injured: UK intel

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People in military gear and helmets and holding firearms jump off the top of a tank in a field
Russian servicemen jump off a T-90M Proryv tank during combat training in an undisclosed location in Ukraine.

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France's prime minister was ousted after losing a confidence vote — here's what happens now

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Michel Barnier
Michel Barnier on Tuesday at the National Assembly in Paris.

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War in Ukraine would be a tough test of Sweden's Gripen, a jet made for a fight with Russia it's never seen

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A fighter jet on its side against a blue skies
A Gripen aircraft performs at an air show in India.

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