In an exclusive interview with The Wall Street Journal, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky says he’s ready for a counteroffensive, but that “protection is key now,” as he seeks further support from European allies.
Tucker in Odesa to talk about the need to cement Ukraine’s long-term security as the country faces an uncertain future. Photo: Alex StratienkoIn-Depth FeaturesFrom arena-sized concerts like Taylor Swift or Coldplay to the Super Bowl halftime show: wearable LEDs have turned the audience into part of the show. WSJ goes behind the scenes with one LED company, PixMob, to see the tech behind the wristbands.
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