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The Guardian's front page highlights the ongoing impact of the Russia-Ukraine war, with stories on missile alerts costing Ukraine millions and Ukrainian military units training Chinese fighters. Other prominent stories include student protests turning violent in France, and the UK's political…
A figure cited by Ukraine's economy minister indicates that missile alerts are costing the country $45 million per hour by halting businesses, highlighting the economic trade-offs Kyiv faces while trying to maintain normal life amidst Russian strikes.
Student protests across France have escalated, resulting in hundreds of detentions and widespread violence.
Andy Burnham has stated that rejoining the European Union is among the options being considered for the UK's future relationship with the bloc.
The US Supreme Court has permitted Trump-era officials to reinstate deportations to third countries.
OpenAI has announced a new product named 'dots' agent, following the scrapping of its new AI model due to safety concerns.
A Ukrainian military unit is reportedly training fighters originating from China.
Russia has targeted communications and energy facilities in Ukraine through overnight drone attacks.
Nato has condemned Moscow's 'irresponsible nuclear rhetoric' as strikes on Kyiv intensify.
Estonia has attributed an arson attack on a drone manufacturer, which supplies Ukraine, to Russia.
