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Sports are inherently political. WNBA star Brittney Griner is just the latest athlete to find herself mixed in political matters. This time, however, it comes with international trouble. Griner of the Phoenix Mercury was taken into custody Feb. 17 by Russian officials in an airport near Moscow for alleged possession
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Berkeley City Council voted Tuesday to suspend the city’s ties with its Russian sister cities until Russian hostilities against Ukraine cease.
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Kissin graced the stage of Davies Symphony Hall on a brisk San Francisco night to perform a recital spanning mood and musical epochs.
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Amid a spike in gas prices across the country, California is making efforts to mediate the situation for its residents.
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In the month since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Berkeley members have been endlessly organizing to bring the community together and raise humanitarian funds.
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California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed an executive order Friday directing state agencies and businesses to comply with economic sanctions on Russia.
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California gas prices surpassed $5 per gallon on average for the first time following a disruption in the oil market due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
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President Biden gave his first official State of the Union Address Mar. 1, covering topics from conflict in Ukraine to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
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UC Berkeley faculty will attend the International Congress of Mathematicians, which is virtual this year due to Russia’s actions in Ukraine.
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Six days after Russia invaded Ukraine, UC Berkeley students and researchers from Russia and Ukraine rallied to express concerns over the humanitarian crisis and the inadequate support from campus.
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