The Daily Populous

KYIV — Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said for the first time on Sunday that he would be willing to resign from his post in exchange for peace in Ukraine or NATO membership.

“Alternatively, I can trade this for NATO membership, if such conditions exist, immediately, so we don’t have lengthy discussions.

The offer would represent a significant personal concession for Zelenskyy in exchange for what he sees as imperative security guarantees for Ukraine. »

With a market cap (total value of a company's shares of stock) of USD $149.32 billion, Sony has entered the top three Japanese firms, surpassing automobile manufacturer Mitsubishi's $146.46 billion.

However, it's still far behind Japan's biggest company (also a car maker), Toyota, at $231.69 billion.

It's still more news that seemingly contradicts conventional gamer wisdom, namely that the market for video game consoles is dying (it's not). »

Associated Press journalists saw several tanks move along unpaved tracks into Jenin, long a bastion of armed struggle against Israel.

“We will not allow the return of residents, and we will not allow terrorism to return and grow,” he said.

Tanks were last deployed in the West Bank in 2002, when Israel fought a deadly Palestinian uprising. »

The death toll from last week’s severe weather in Kentucky has risen to 21, Gov. Andy Beshear announced Saturday.

Beshear announced this weekend that Kentucky has received a disaster declaration from the White House and is waiting on approval for direct assistance from the federal government.

“Kentucky has suffered one of the worst natural disasters in years, with impacts felt statewide,” Beshear posted. »