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The Five Largest and Most Influential Ukrainian Diasporas Worldwide
More than four years ago, Russia’s full-scale invasion triggered the largest migration in Europe since World War II.
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Belarus’s Highwire Act Teeters Under Russian Pressure
With Russia’s war in Ukraine shifting in Kyiv’s favor, Vladimir Putin might look to his Belarusian ally to open a new front.
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Roundtable | Hungary’s European Reset? Implications for the EU and the Future of V4 Cooperation
What is Hungary’s future direction within the European Union? And how will any changes affect cooperation among the Visegrad Group countries?
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In Ukraine, Stalemate Favors China
While Beijing has long called for a negotiated end to the war in Ukraine, its diplomatic efforts to bring peace have yielded no tangible results. That may be by design.
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Armenians Chose Hope and Democracy
Armenians went to cast their vote in parliamentary elections. With the highest turnout since 2018, Nikol Pashinyan’s Civil Contract party won the majority.
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Armenian Election Boosts Engagement With West, Complicates New Constitution
Fresh from his election victory, Armenia’s prime minister is set to pursue closer relations with the U.S. and EU. But the results of the vote also complicate efforts to make a final peace with Azerbaijan. From Eurasianet.
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