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Six Nations: a new golden age for French rugby?
feature The hosts of next year’s Rugby World Cup will take some stopping
By The Week Staff Published
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What might the Russia-Ukraine peace plan look like?
feature Negotiators discussing ‘15-point’ deal to bring invasion to an end
By The Week Staff Published
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The silent protests taking place in Russia
feature Green ribbons, emojis, tulips and empty placards have become symbols of resistance
By Kate Samuelson Published
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Will China aid or end Russia’s invasion of Ukraine?
feature Beijing willing to provide Moscow with military support, US intelligence warns
By The Week Staff Published
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The Ukrainian-Russian families at conflict over invasion
feature Estimated 11m people in Russia have Ukrainian relatives – but some ‘don’t believe’ war is even happening
By The Week Staff Published
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Why the US is warning about Russian ‘kill lists’
feature Officials claim to have intelligence about plan to murder prominent Ukrainians
By The Week Staff Published
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Is Olaf Scholz’s ‘quiet’ diplomacy stemming Russia-Ukraine tensions?
feature As Nato leaders warn of impending invasion, the German chancellor has maintained his ‘poker face’
By The Week Staff Published
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What could Prince Andrew have faced in Virginia Giuffre sex abuse trial?
feature Duke of York agrees to pay ‘substantial donation’ in out-of-court settlement
By The Week Staff Last updated
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Why Israel labelled Amnesty International ‘anti-Semitic’ over ‘apartheid’ report
feature Israeli government accused of treating Palestinians as ‘inferior racial group’ in leaked report
By The Week Staff Published
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What does Vladimir Putin want from Ukraine?
feature Moscow accused of dangling threat of war in Europe to extract guarantees over Nato expansion
By Sorcha Bradley, The Week UK Published
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US culture war: why book bans are back
feature Hundreds of titles targeted in school libraries stand-off between ‘traditionalists’ and ‘left-wing’ rivals
By The Week Staff Published
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Jewish businessman identified as ‘prime suspect’ in Anne Frank betrayal
feature Documentary alleges Arnold van den Bergh gave up diarist and her family to Nazis
By The Week Staff Published
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Will we have to pay for lateral flow tests?
feature Insider says government cannot continue to hand out free tests to everyone for evermore
By Kate Samuelson Last updated
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Apple AirTags: the benefits and risks
feature Critics say the small tracking devices can be ‘as creepy as they are helpful’
By Kate Samuelson Published
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