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Russia-Ukraine war: Day 197

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Ukraine has recaptured more than 700 sq km of its territory in the east and south during a lightning counteroffensive, a Ukrainian general...
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Poignant interview with father who sent his son to fight in Ukraine

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es Vienna, September 7, 2022 "We Don't Have An Army' RFE/RL interview. After his son, a Russian soldier, was killed in Ukraine, Rinat Sadykov volunteered to...
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Rival Chechens fight on both sides in Ukraine

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Kyiv, August 28, 2022  updated 10/09/22 by Derek Gatopoulos and Andrew Kravchenkoof (AP) Kneeling in a patch of yellow wildflowers, a Chechen soldier carefully attaches an...
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How Putin’s war affects Eastern Europe – and the Russians who left

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Brussels, August 25, 2020 by Gian-Paulo Accordo, AEJ member, co-founder and editor of VOX- Europe,  In Georgia, the war in Ukraine has opened a fresh wound,...
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Death of a Mensch – how Putin is destroying his legacy

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es Vienna, August 31, 2022 A famous 20th century dictum has it that "all political careers end in failure". It was certainly true of the...
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Ukraine latest – nuclear experts arrive despite shelling

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es Vienna, August 30, 2022 Experts from the International Atomic Energy Authority in Vienna arrived in Kiev this morning prior to visiting the endangered Zaporizhzhia...
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What’s going on in Vlad’s head?

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es Vienna, August 29, 2022 Political philosophy has rarely been a strong selling point for Europe's "red-top" boulevard press. So the article below in Austria's...
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An accident at Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant would blow an ill wind over Russia

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In the event of a severe accident at Europe’s largest Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant, a radioactive cloud would cover part of southern Ukraine and...
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Russia-Ukraine war latest: day 187

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Russian artillery fired at Ukrainian towns across the river from the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, local officials said on Sunday. The regional governor,...
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What’s it like on the front line? Does the war-weary public still care?

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es Vienna, August 25, 2022  Combatting Western war-wearinness Having decided to keep Internet access to the newspaper cost-free, the London Guardian has for months now...
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