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Russia Running UN Security Council? Symbol (And More) Of A Broken World Order

It sounded made for April Fool’s: Russia is taking over the presidency of the UN Security Council, the highest governing body in the world. But this is all too real. It’s time to rethink how the council works, Pierre Haski writes.

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Hating Russians, Trusting Ourselves: The Hard Questions For Post-War Ukraine

A year after Russia’s invasion of her homeland, Ukrainian writer Anna Akage looks back at recent history, but, above all, forward to a future where her nation must not only win the war, but not lose the victory.

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Geopolitics Russia-Ukraine War Society

Beyond Post-Soviet: Ukraine’s Architectural Opportunity From The Rubble Of War

The war rages on, but some in Ukraine are already looking to how society can be rebuilt. Two Ukrainian architects share their vision for what a future Ukrainian urbanism — and society — might look like.

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