You undoubtedly know the basics of this monumental event, but some lesser-known facts can still surprise after all this time.

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Unsurprisingly, the war in Ukraine loomed large at both events. But the conflict in Ukraine is just one part of a complex and rapidly changing geopolitical environment which neither Russia nor the ...

considered one of the ideologues of the Ukraine war, wrote in October. “It is logical that those who are against Western hegemony and in favor of a multipolar world would support Russia with actions.

Inflation soared and GDP shrank by a third (see chart 1). The return of macroeconomic stability allowed the government and firms to war-proof their ... $20bn share to a World Bank fund that ...

“We’re trying to get the war stopped, that horrible, horrible war that’s going on in Ukraine, Russia, Ukraine. We’re going to get a little progress, it’s a tough one, it’s a nasty one, it’s nasty," ...

Russia is keen to disrupt, weaken or even divide NATO and one way of encouraging that might be to convince the U.S. that war is coming with the alliance in Europe and to ask America if it wants to ...

horrible war that’s going on in Ukraine, Russia, Ukraine. We’re going to get a little progress, it’s a tough one, it’s a nasty one, it’s nasty.” Trump added that Ukrainian President Volodymyr ...

Please review their details and accept them to load the content.Manage Preferences From RTÉ Radio 1's History Show ... the truce housed in the Imperial War Museum, you'll see surprisingly ...

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