Daily News reports July 22nd 2022 (v2-glitches removed)

As a deal is agreed by Russia and Ukraine to open up Black Sea ports for grain exports, Russia's Foreign Minister says it's proof that Western accusations that Moscow provoked the food crisis were groundless and false. Both Europol and Interpol ring the alarm over the possible influx of weapons into Ukraine making their way to terrorist and criminal groups all over the world. Hungary's Foreign Minister says Budapest wants to buy more Russian gas and won't get through the winter without it. That's as the EU struggles with the repercussions of its anti-Russian sanctions. Africa criticizes Europe's U-turn calls to increase energy supplies in an attempt to replace Russian commodities after years of setbacks over fossil fuel development projects across the continent as part of a stalled green agenda. A new bill that will decide Puerto Rico’s future with the US is making its way through Congress. The country is set to choose between becoming a US state, independence or free association status. Security forces in crisis-hit Sri Lanka raid the main anti-government protest camp while a senior veteran lawmaker is sworn in as the new prime minister.