Ukraine just stopped Russian gas flows to Europe. Here's who's most at risk

Over a decade post-Gaddafi, Libya remains fragmented with two competing governments: the UN-backed Government of National Unity in Tripoli and the rival Government of National Stability in Benghazi, both struggling with corruption, violence, and foreign influence. Despite possessing Africa's largest oil reserves, the wealth fuels conflict, while postponed elections deny democracy, leaving ordinary Libyans trapped in a cycle of despair. Want More Context? 🔎

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced he will not sign the Nakamal Agreement during his visit to Vanuatu, despite prior expectations, citing complex local politics. The delay is linked to concerns from Vanuatu's coalition partner about potential limitations on infrastructure funding from other nations, particularly given China's significant financial involvement in Vanuatu. Want More Context? 🔎

Brittany Higgins has been ordered by the WA Supreme Court to pay 80% of Linda Reynolds' legal costs after losing her defamation case, where Reynolds was awarded $315,000 in damages. Higgins had offered a $200,000 settlement prior to the trial, which Reynolds deemed unreasonable, and has faced significant financial repercussions since, including selling her property in France. Want More Context? 🔎

A 9-year-old boy in Florida was arrested for bringing a loaded revolver onto a school bus, prompting police action after students alerted the driver. The child, who faces multiple charges including possession of a firearm on school property, admitted to taking the gun from his uncle’s room and intended to show it to classmates if bullied, though no one was harmed. Want More Context? 🔎

Tudor Grange Academy Kingshurst in Birmingham accidentally leaked personal information of hundreds of students, including names, dates of birth, and contact details, in an email about flu vaccinations. The school has apologized, reported the breach to its data protection officer, and is working to recall the email while urging recipients to delete it. Want More Context? 🔎

At just 21, Canadian soccer star Olivia Smith has made significant strides in her career, representing her country and achieving a world record with a nearly $2-million Cdn transfer fee to Arsenal Women Football Club. In a conversation with CBC’s Briar Stewart, she reflects on her journey from Whitby, Ont., and discusses maintaining her focus on soccer amidst growing fame. Want More Context? 🔎