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Russia learns a hard lesson about the folly of war

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Great powers usually come off worse when they invade smaller countries by Gideon Rachman, Chief Foreign Affairs Commentator of the Financial Times Vladimir Putin was not...
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Johnson’s Ukraine support hides less glorious UK past

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London, May 6, 2022 Britain's stance on Ukraine wins plaudits, but questions remain about the UK’s wider record on Russia and whether its tone will...
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Nato latest: Turkey expected to back off from vetoing Finland and Sweden

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BERLIN/STOCKHOLM, May 15 (Reuters) - NATO and the United States said on Sunday they were confident Turkey would not hold up membership of Finland...
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Turkey to hold urgent talks with Finland and Sweden over Nato membership

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REUTERS: Foreign ministers from Finland, Sweden and Turkey will hold clear the air talks in Berlin on Saturday to resolve disagreements over Finnish and...
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Russia’s War against Ukraine: Day 81

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Intense fighting raged in eastern Ukraine’s Donbas region where Russia has been concentrating its forces without making significant progress, while “very difficult negotiations” were...
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Channel 4 head Alex Mahon: ‘It’s not for me to oppose privatisation’

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Chief executive says she will remain ‘independent’ during expected legislative battle over state-owned UK broadcaster Alex Barker in London for the Financial Times. MAY 11 2022 The...
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‘I almost got hit’: the Ukrainian journalists turned war correspondents overnight

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Initially writing stories and making television reports was secondary for the journalists as many focused on survival by Isobel Koshiw of The Guardian, Tue 10...
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Russian soldiers to face avalanche of war crimes trials. What next?

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Vienna, May 14, 2020 by Edward Steen, AEJ Secretary-General The personal tragedies inflicted on Ukrainian families are often unbearable for reporters to witness or hear about....
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Turkey’s president objects to Finland and Sweden’s Nato applications

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Erdoğan accuses both countries of harbouring Kurdish "terrorists" Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is threatening to bounce Finnish and Swedish membership of Nato, on the...
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Baltic countries close ranks against Russia

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(ES) Vienna, May 12, 2022 As Sweden and Finland prepare to join NATO in the face of "military-technical" threats from Moscow, AEJ member Roberto Sciarrone,...
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