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‘Worst-Case Scenario’: Fears Grow Among Post-War Returnees in Bosnia

Dodik’s refusal to abide by the court ruling, his renewed threats of secession and further severing of ties with the central state have created the worst crisis in Bosnia since the war, when some 100,000 people died. Bosniak Munira Dzabija, originally from Sarajevo, regularly visits the village of Omacina, where …

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Fake Emails, Real Threats: Russian Tactics in Poland’s Presidential Election

On March 12, employees of Ukrainian House (Ukrainski Dom), the main NGO representing Ukrainians in Poland, received a bizarre email. The municipality of Bydgoszcz, in northern Poland, was writing back about Ukrainian House’s “formal request” to organise an election rally in favour of Rafal Trzaskowski, the presidential candidate of the …

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Could Ukraine’s Popular Spymaster Become a Political Rival for Zelensky?

In recent months, there has been much talk about the reanimation of domestic politics in Ukraine and the burgeoning political competition between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and ex-commander-in-chief Valery Zaluzhny. Now Kyrylo Budanov, head of Ukraine’s military intelligence agency, has also emerged as a figure enjoying significant popular support, with …

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