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Euromaidan Press: British intel: Energoatom shifts to Western nuclear fuel, moving away from Russian dependence
Ukraine's nuclear operator, Energoatom, has shifted to using Western-produced nuclear fuel for its Rivne power plant reactor, marking a significant step in the country's move away from Russian energy sources. This decision is part of Ukraine's long-term plan to reduce its dependence on Russia and diversify its energy supply.
Foreign Policy: The End of America’s Middle East
In the changing landscape of the Middle East, traditional pillars for U.S. policy -- Saudi Arabia, Israel, Turkey, and Egypt -- are no longer reliable. These nations are pursuing aggressive nationalism and forming closer relations with other global powers like Russia and China. The U.S. should reassess its relationships with these countries and reduce its military presence in the region, prioritizing human rights and defending its own democratic values.
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Forbes: 80% Of Women’s Sport Viewership In UK Watching Women’s Soccer
Women's soccer in the United Kingdom has seen a significant increase in viewership, with an average of 249 million viewing hours accumulated so far in 2023. This surge is attributed to the recent FIFA Women's World Cup held in Australia and New Zealand. The tournament, which was broadcast on free-to-air television, has made women's soccer the fourth-most popular sport on television in the UK, behind tennis, men's cricket, and men's soccer. Goalkeeper Mary Earps has been the most recognized player among fans, with a 16% increase in awareness due to her outstanding performances in the Women's World Cup.