March 03, 2023

Beyond the Horizon

Few countries have been more stalwart in their opposition to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine than Estonia. A former Soviet republic and current NATO member with a nearly 200-mile-long border with Russia, Estonia has for years been ringing alarm bells about Russian espionage, military provocations and other...

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March 03, 2023

Culpability

Rail workers launched strikes across Greece this week, the latest display of anger and condemnation against Greek authorities following a train crash on Tuesday that killed at least 57 people, the BBC reported. The walkouts come after protests occurred in a number of cities, including the...

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March 03, 2023

Small Fires, Flaring Issues

Israeli police launched a crackdown against thousands of protesters this week, as demonstrations against the right-wing government’s plan to overhaul Israel’s judiciary continue into their second month, the Washington Post reported. Authorities threw stun grenades, fired water cannons and arrested at least 40 people during Wednesday’s...

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March 03, 2023

Ukraine, Briefly

This week, Russia and Ukraine clashed after Moscow accused a Ukrainian sabotage group of crossing the border into Russia’s Bryansk region, firing on civilians and in one village taking hostages, CNBC reported Thursday. Ukraine disputed the charges, accusing Russia of “deliberate provocation” while also saying...

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March 03, 2023

Sleepy Seasons

Humans cannot hibernate but a new study shows that people need more sleep during the winter months, the Guardian reported. Scientists analyzed the results from more than 180 people who had undergone sleep studies called polysomnographies. These studies help monitor the quality, type and length of...

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