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This week’s issue features an article Livy Bereg by Kyrylo Danylchenko, translated from Ukrainian and adapted by Worldcrunch, that looks back at Russia’s history to gauge the possibility of lasting peace.
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Table of Contents
p5. Ukraine Wants Peace, Russia Wants An Empire — It’s That Simple | Livy Bereg by Kyrylo Danylchenko
p8. Sisi’s Two-Faced Stance On Gaza Reveals Just How Weak Egypt Has Become | Daraj by Abdullah Bakr
p11. Nawrocki Can Thank Donald Tusk For His Election | Gazeta Wyborcza by Roman Imielski
p13. The High-Stakes Balancing Act For South Korea’s New President | France Inter by Pierre Haski
p15. Rich India, Poor Indians: The Mirage Of The “World’s 4th-Biggest Economy” | The Wire by Kavita Kabeer
p18. How AI Has Quickly Become A Catch-All Excuse For Firing Employees | Le Figaro by Adrien Bez
p21. The Bad Guys Have Taken Over In Colombia’s New Drug Trafficking Hub | El Espectador by Santiago Bohórquez Garrott
p24. Clubbing At 6, Meeting At 9: The Buzz And Benefits Of Weekday Morning Raves | Die Zeit by Lena Bammert
