Governments Tighten Grip on Global Food Stocks, Sending Prices Higher
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| By The Associated Press and Reuters The body of Vira Hyrych, a prominent Ukrainian radio journalist, was recovered after a Russian missile strike on her apartment building in Kyiv. | | | By The Associated Press The mayor of Mariupol, Ukraine, appealed for international help evacuating civilians as conditions deteriorated inside the Azovstal steel complex, the city's last holdout for Ukrainian fighters and civilians. | | | By Reuters The Swedish and Finnish foreign ministers emphasized the two Nordic countries' close ties in a joint news conference, but stopped short saying whether they would join the alliance. | | |
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