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How Far Can Russia Probe NATO’s Collective Defense? (opens the original)
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Get audio access with any FP subscription. Understanding the conflict four years on. For many in Latvia, the Baltic nation of just over 1.8 million people, the dangers of Russia’s war in Ukraine are increasingly real. In the sky, the country has had to cope with Ukrainian drones pushed off course by Russian electronic warfare. After two such drones struck Latvia in May, the country’s prime minister resigned. In June, Ukraine agreed to send anti-drone specialists to Latvia to help with drone defe
How Far Can Russia Probe NATO’s Collective Defense? (opens the original)
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Get audio access with any FP subscription. Understanding the conflict four years on. For many in Latvia, the Baltic nation of just over 1.8 million people, the dangers of Russia’s war in Ukraine are increasingly real. In the sky, the country has had to cope with Ukrainian drones pushed off course by Russian electronic warfare. After two such drones struck Latvia in May, the country’s prime minister resigned. In June, Ukraine agreed to send anti-drone specialists to Latvia to help with drone defe
Why Germany Isn’t Punishing Russia Harder (opens the original)
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Get audio access with any FP subscription. Understanding the conflict four years on. Amid an escalating Russian sabotage campaign against Europe, Germany’s measured response to one recent attack is ringing alarm bells for many. But with rising populism at home and fears of escalation, it may be the best the country can offer. In early August, Germany discovered an explosive-laden drone near a Ukrainian cargo plane at Leipzig Airport. Last week, Germany formally accused Russia of being behind the
Why Germany Isn’t Punishing Russia Harder (opens the original)
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Get audio access with any FP subscription. Understanding the conflict four years on. Amid an escalating Russian sabotage campaign against Europe, Germany’s measured response to one recent attack is ringing alarm bells for many. But with rising populism at home and fears of escalation, it may be the best the country can offer. In early August, Germany discovered an explosive-laden drone near a Ukrainian cargo plane at Leipzig Airport. Last week, Germany formally accused Russia of being behind the
A Gold Rush in Venezuela? (opens the original)
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Get audio access with any FP subscription. A Qatar-based firm is seeking staff for gold mining in Venezuela, becoming one of the few companies known to have taken up the Trump administration on its push to attract investment into the country’s troubled mining sector. In a job listing posted two weeks ago, UCC Holding advertised for an executive director for its “Gold Division” in Caracas. “The role will oversee the full mining value chain, including exploration, greenfield project development, t
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