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Fidesz on the brink of collapse as Orbán’s puppets fall, while Magyar makes his first major blunder (102 days since the election)

Prematurely announcing Hungarian chess grandmaster would be the next president - despite promising an open contest, then ...
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A film about homecoming shot on a stolen shore: how Nolan’s Odyssey normalises Morocco’s grip on Western Sahara

By filming a story of exile and homecoming in Western Sahara, Christopher Nolan’s production turned an unresolved homeland ...
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[Interview] Ukrainian MP Ivanna Klympush: ‘I would like to see the countries that joined the EU and had no problems with corruption’

Ukrainian MP describes how Zelensky’s bid to rein in graft-busting agencies backfired under public pressure, exposing a ...
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Martin Uhlíř

Czech magazine Respekt. He graduated from the Faculty of Science at Charles University (1991) and, during the 2004–2005 ...
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Would I kill Putin? Without hesitation, says a Russian journalist from the Ukrainian front (Ukraine Battlefield update, day 1,611)

His battlefield confession exposes a quiet network of exiled Russians funding and fighting for Ukraine, even as Moscow’s propaganda brands them traitors and insists victory in Donbas is still just ...