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Attacks such as Kremlin drone strike seen as ‘magician’s sleight of hand’ that deceives Moscow and derails its plans
Strikes beyond front lines aim to deplete stock of western-supplied air defence systems ahead of counter-offensive
Russian-backed separatist enclave of Transnistria is increasingly reliant on western trade after Kyiv closed its border
Fuel and food costs ease in central Europe and Latin America but core price pressures upset plans to kick-start growth
Ukraine’s air defence systems down 58 drones as capital prepares to celebrate founding
Why novelty (and the lack thereof) have a part to play in changing societal and political impacts following migration waves
Author Georgi Gospodinov and translator Angela Rodel on ‘Time Shelter’, the first Bulgarian book to win the prize
The success of the DIIA app maps out a new path for the country’s economy
Consumption cutting in five big economies drives most of the decrease
Also in this newsletter: the EU squabbles holding up new rules for gig workers
Washington signals dispute will be addressed privately to preserve important relationship
Hard-hitting fiction offers warnings about the dangers of a reimagined history
Ukraine denies involvement but one official admits ‘co-operation’ with the sabotage groups
Centrist parties put aside their differences to agree on a rotating premiership
Budapest complies with some Brussels demands but two-thirds of cash likely to remain blocked
Puzzle: can you find White’s hidden win?
Kyiv denies direct involvement but says Russian fighters are seeking to create ‘security zone’ near border
Also in this newsletter: why the solar industry is criticising EU plans to boost clean tech
While Kyiv spent months preparing an operation to liberate occupied territory, Moscow has been digging in
Zelenskyy denies that Russia fully controls city ‘destroyed’ in bloodiest clash since invasion
Ruling Law and Justice party fights to keep rural vote ahead of autumn elections
Ukraine president seeks to broaden international support ahead of offensive against Russian occupation
An exhibition introduces six Czech pioneers who embraced glassmaking as a fine art and ‘the only medium possible under communism’
Named participants including Eric Schmidt say they have no plans to join Putin’s flagship summit
This business school-style case asks readers to make difficult decisions in a time of war
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