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Russia's reliability as a gas supplier for Europe takes a turn as conflict looms and fears over gas imports and energy disruption mount. CNN's Anna Stewart reports.

While Kenya has seen the percentage of people fully vaccinated against the coronavirus gradually increase to 19%, some people – like nomadic herders – have been harder to reach. So, Kenyan authorities offered an incentive – herders who get the jab can also get routine vaccinations and medicines for their livestock.

One year after the military coup in Myanmar, the army is clinging to power and democratically elected leaders face lengthy prison sentences, as the people continue to resist the seizure of power. VOA U.N. correspondent Margaret Besheer has more.

With Russian forces poised to attack Ukraine, Turkish-made drones are set to face a big test in battle as well as a challenge to Turkey's relations with Russia. Despite warnings from Moscow, Turkish firms have continued to supply Kyiv with armed drones.

New Delhi is home to a magnificent array of predatory birds, but untold numbers are maimed each week by kite strings, cars and other grave encounters with human activity. A fortunate few are found and cared for by Nadeem Shehzad and Mohammad Saud, siblings who run a rescue group devoted to injured creatures at the top of the avian food chain.

CNN's Jean Casarez takes a look at former Miss USA Cheslie Kryst's final Instagram posts before she died by suicide.

Mali's military rulers are expelling the ambassador of France, its former colonial ruler, state television has announced in a new escalation of bilateral tensions.

Ukraine's Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba says that diplomacy can still "succeed" in defusing tensions with Russia. The Kremlin has deployed over 100,000 troops and heavy weaponry along Ukraine's borders, according to the West, which fears that the Kremlin will stage an incursion.

UK Labour Party leader Keir Starmer pushes back against Prime Minister Boris Johnson's apology following the release of Sue Gray's "Partygate" report.

Eleanor Reissa's mother and father survived the Nazi Holocaust in Europe during the 1940's. After the war but before they were married, they wrote letters to each other. Those letters led Eleanor on a journey to learn about her parents' past. The result of that journey was just released in book form.

Curling has only been an been an Olympic medal competition since 1998. And only in 2018 did the Olympic committee add a mixed doubles category to the games. But it's a growing sport and Liliya Anisimova spoke to some people who love it. Anna Rice narrates her story.

Swedish-Kenyan group Opibus has introduced the first African designed and manufactured electric bus in Kenya with the aim of cleaning-up polluting public transportation. Opibus, Kenya's first company to make electric motorcycles, plans to launch the bus commercially in a few months and bring it to markets across Africa by 2023.