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Russia exploits EU protection rules to spread false claims about Ukrainians
Russian disinformation is exploiting a real change to EU temporary protection rules to falsely claim that
Taliban celebrates five years in power amid escalating humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan
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Hungary’s prime minister challenges Russia’s stalled Paks-2 nuclear project
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Sebastien Pocognoli emerges as leading candidate to succeed Steve Clarke as Scotland manager
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