The Biden administration faces calls to reconsider its latest round of support to Ukraine. A member of Minnesota s congressional delegation, along with international relief groups, says this is the wrong choice of weapons to use against Russian forces. Late last week, the Pentagon confirmed it was sending so-called "cluster" munitions to Ukraine to help with its counteroffensive. .
Minnesotans and the rest of the U.S. population sometimes feel the ripple effects of instability in other parts of the world, and humanitarian groups hope a new federal plan to curb atrocities will help people abroad and at home. This spring, the Biden administration laid out specific strategies under the Global Fragility Act, approved in 2019 with bipartisan support. .
This week marked the 75th day since Russia invaded Ukraine. As the humanitarian disaster unfolds, those carrying out Unarmed Civilian Protection (UCP) say additional government funding could make their work more effective. UCP teams aim to resolve conflict and assist local citizens in a war-torn region by deploying strategies centered around nonviolent practices. .
DECORAH, Iowa (KWWL) - Luther College held their Ride for Ukraine fundraiser on Saturday, after being delayed a week due to weather. The event raised nearly $7,000 in donations for