Ukraine discusses the idea of an “airport truce” with Russia and awaits european participation in the negotiations
The proposal envisions an agreement under which both sides would refrain from striking airports
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De-oligarchization in action: how Moldova dismantled a shadow ruler’s grip - and sent him to prison for 19 years
Just a few years ago, such a verdict would have seemed unthinkable. At the height of his influence, Plahotniuc was widely referred to as the “master of Moldova” — a figure whose power appeared entrenched across the country’s political and institutional landscape.
Forty Years After the Disaster: Five Books That Help Make Sense of Chernobyl
Over the past 40 years, the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant disaster has been reflected repeatedly in popular culture — across a wide range of genres, from documentary and literature to film, television, and video games.
Goodbye, Orbán! How did the 16-year rule of the Kremlin’s best friend in the European Union come to an end?
About how the election campaign unfolded and what consequences its results led to
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