Inside the police vs the NatCons
A failed attempt to shut down the conference in Brussels made Nigel Farage’s point for him.
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Europe’s hard right is deeply divided. Does it matter?
Giorgia Meloni and company are set on changing the EU, but they’re not a united front.
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Reality is chipping away at Putinism
Russia’s war efforts and the Islamic State attack in Moscow have disrupted the Kremlin’s official narrative.
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Natalia Ponomarchuk: “War has its sounds. I recognise them wherever they appear”
The Ukrainian conductor on fleeing Kyiv, Mendelssohn and why “war shows the true faces of people”.
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Wagner’s next act in Africa
How Vladimir Putin and Yevgeny Prigozhin’s son have rebranded the mercenary group in the Sahel.
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Kyiv’s recurring grief
Travelling through Ukraine, it’s clear that the country cannot escape its past.
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Putin’s fractured world
The Russian president is using the wars in Ukraine and Gaza to divide the West and the Global South.
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Why Labour is moving closer to Europe on defence
The threat of a Trump presidency only makes a continental partnership more urgent.
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