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Poland, Ukraine, and the weaponising of history in the age of disinformation
By Anna Romandash, Nata Yasevych - New Eastern Europe (Kracow)
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Burned out by caring for animals: The mental-health struggles of Europe’s vets
By Laura López Camacho - El Confidencial (Madrid)
How the crisis on the Danube reshapes the energy landscape. Who stands to lose and who stands to gain
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