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Russian military vehicles seen inside the Zaporizhzhia plant SUBSCRIBE Invalid email We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info The sanctions against Russian gas , which power the city’s historic gas streetlights, could see an energy emergency declared this autumn. The German capital has the world’s largest surviving gaslight network, as the Victorian lighting method has been mainly phased out elsewhere. Related articles Putin losing ‘information war’ in Ukraine Russia held responsible for energy crisis However, city officials are now moving to replace its 23,000 remaining gaslights over concerns Moscow could dial back its gas deliveries. Benedikt Lux, a Green member of the transport committee in the city parliament, told … [Read more...] about Scholz under pressure as Putin’s war on gas may cause lights to go out in Berlin

Click here to read the full article. In a shocking abrogation of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights — at least as it pertains to film critics — a mere 114 days has elapsed between Barbara Białowas and Tomasz Mandes ’ two sequels to their 2020 Netflix -busting softcore phenom, “365 Days.” So just a few scant months after “365 Days: This Day” left us in a swirl of Steadicam and a hail of bullets, here’s “ The Next 365 Days ,” plunging the series’ fans, and its contractually obliged observers, back into the lightly kink-dusted erotic adventures of Laura (Anna-Maria Sieklucka) and Massimo (Michele Morrone), the streaming era’s favorite oversexed, underclad rape-apologist couple. What a time to be alive. In truth, the shortness of that window is a blessing, given the third film optimistically expects us to remember what happened in the second — beyond there being an evil twin, a blisteringly attractive gardener called Nacho (Simone Sussina) and a comical climactic … [Read more...] about ‘The Next 365 Days’ Review: For Masochists Only – and Not the Sexy Kind

James Nixey is the director of the Russia-Eurasia Programme at Chatham House, specializing in the relationships between Russia and the other post-Soviet states. He previously worked as an investigative reporter at the Moscow Tribune. The views expressed in this commentary are his own. Read more opinion on CNN. (CNN) On May 9 -- known as Victory Day in Russia -- President Vladimir Putin will need to make a bombastic and very public display to suggest he is winning the war in Ukraine. But more than two months in, the war is going far from how Russia originally envisaged. May 9, then, might present Putin the occasion to declare a symbolic "victory" over Ukraine -- a great demonstration of patriotic ecstasy aimed at shoring up his manipulated, sanction-weary audience. The date marks the day Nazi Germany surrendered to Soviet forces (the day after its capitulation to the Western allies, which is why the UK, US and their allies commemorate victory on May 8). … [Read more...] about Opinion: Expect Putin to make a big announcement on May 9

Arick Wierson is an Emmy Award-winning television producer and former senior media adviser to New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg. He advises corporate and political clients on communications strategies in the US, Africa and Latin America. He tweets at @ArickWierson . Bradley Honan, CEO of Honan Strategy Group, a Democratic polling and analytics firm, has advised the campaigns of Bill and Hillary Clinton, Michael Bloomberg, Tony Blair and leading global companies. He tweets at @BradleyHonan . The views expressed in this commentary are their own. View more opinion at CNN. (CNN) With Tuesday's defeat of Republican Congresswoman Liz Cheney of Wyoming, some might argue that former President Donald Trump's hostile takeover of the GOP is now nearly complete. And they might be right. But Liz Cheney made it clear in her barn burner of a concession speech that she is not planning to ride off quietly into the sunset; rather, she plans to "do whatever it takes to ensure that Donald … [Read more...] about Opinion: In Cheney’s loss, Biden has an opportunity

He was the joker, the “life of the party” and the ultimate charmer to his close friends in the media industry. That was why they were shocked when they learned that Dennis Sabangan, former photographer of the Inquirer, died Monday morning. Sabangan, accompanied by a nephew, was driving on Katipunan Avenue, coming from his home in Barangay UP Campus, to meet a friend in Makati City when he had a heart attack. A Metropolitan Manila Development Authority traffic constable, who responded to the nephew’s cry for help, rushed Sabangan to the nearest hospital, Quirino Memorial Medical Center in Project 4, but he was declared dead on arrival at 10:35 a.m. He was 41. At the time of his death, Sabangan was the chief photographer in Manila of European Pressphoto Agency (EPA). He also worked as a stringer for New York-based Getty Images and Reflex News, and Paris-based KCS Presse and SIPA Press. Sabangan was also a senior lecturer at the Department of Journalism, College of Mass … [Read more...] about Sabangan, ex-PDI photographer, dies at 41