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Ukrainians flee to Poland amid Russian bombardment

Ukrainians flee to Poland amid Russian bombardment

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Ukraine calls for no fly zone, NATO support

Ukraine calls for no fly zone, NATO support

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A new program is giving some New York moms $1,000 a month

A new program is giving some New York moms $1,000 a month

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Families flee homes in Ukraine as death toll mounts

Families flee homes in Ukraine as death toll mounts

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How scientists are reducing methane from cow burps

How scientists are reducing methane from cow burps

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What a no-fly zone in Ukraine would mean for the U.S., NATO

What a no-fly zone in Ukraine would mean for the U.S., NATO

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Biden administration considers ban on imports of Russian oil

Biden administration considers ban on imports of Russian oil

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Tamara Keith and Amy Walter on a possible Russian oil ban

Tamara Keith and Amy Walter on a possible Russian oil ban

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In bunkers and at evacuation points, music uplifts a nation

In bunkers and at evacuation points, music uplifts a nation

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Ukraine's forces fight to hold the port city of Odessa

Ukraine's forces fight to hold the port city of Odessa

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How sanctions are impacting Russia's energy sector

How sanctions are impacting Russia's energy sector

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Examining the American and NATO response to war in Ukraine

Examining the American and NATO response to war in Ukraine

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PBS News Hour

Finland's president on the Russian threat in Europe

With Russian military forces on the offensive in Ukraine, countries in Europe are on edge. Finland is a stable and prosperous democracy that shares an 800-mile border with Russia, and while it is not a member of NATO, Finland buys military equipment from the U.S. and is a member of the European Union. Judy Woodruff spoke with Finland's President Sauli Niinistö to discuss the situation.