The battle for Kherson has begun
The conflict appears to be entering a new phase, with both sides digging in for a long war of attrition.
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The lessons from Germany’s experiment with near-free rail travel
The scheme has proved wildly popular but has also exposed the strain on public transport.
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Vladimir Putin has failed to learn Stalin’s lessons
The Russian president wants his country to be feared and respected, but the failures of his military are increasingly clear.
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Democrats opt for the tried and true candidates
New York and Florida primaries went well for longtime elected officials and middle-of-the-road prospects.
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The invasion of Ukraine altered warfare and geopolitics for ever
As Ukraine marks its Independence Day, the Western world must rearm: militarily, diplomatically and morally.
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Estonia dismisses Russia’s claim it was involved in Dugina killing
Moscow’s accusation that the suspect fled to Estonia is just its latest “provocation”, the country’s foreign minister said.
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Death of Alexander Dugin’s daughter may lead to a drastic escalation of war in Ukraine
The philosopher and ally of Vladimir Putin is thought to have been the intended target for the car bomb.
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China’s surveillance tech spreads in Serbian cities
A draft law would cement the presence of Chinese technology, putting Belgrade on an increasingly authoritarian path.
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