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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Where does Ukraine go from here?
On the two-year anniversary of Vladimir Putin’s full-scale invasion, writers and historians reflect on the war.
The West underestimated Russia
There will be no total victory for Ukraine, but Kyiv’s allies can help halt the Russian advance.
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Navalny and Russia’s lost future
Will the dissident’s death galvanise the scattered Russian opposition – or mark the moment of their definitive defeat?
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Alexei Navalny, the man who defied Vladimir Putin
As an opposition politician and activist, Navalny was one of Vladimir Putin's most outspoken critics.
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Austerity is coming for Europe
Heed Germany's lesson: when austerity bites, investment is the first thing to go.
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