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Poland’s ruling Law and Justice party have been bolstered by the war in Ukraine. But as long as it is in charge, hopes of rapprochement between Poland and the EU are slim https://t.co/HprWsYdMJs

It is not just weapons that Ukraine will need to pursue a long war. The government is also desperately short of money https://t.co/vX0BHQLzpg

Things will grow nasty in Kherson if Ukraine forces the occupiers out, says a former local official. “The locals will simply tear the Russians apart” https://t.co/04ukWf9zIq

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Ukraine’s economy is in tatters. But economic forecasters are rarely war economists. To understand how the war is affecting Ukraine economically, they need to think outside the box https://t.co/lxvZRmK7Wa

Ukraine’s national ballet no longer puts on work by Russians. “There is no more ‘Swan Lake’,” says Olesia Vorotnyk. Tchaikovsky is out https://t.co/ct6dTCzMag

“The war against Ukraine, and against the entire West, has been the gravest blunder of today’s Russia and I consider it a crime against the country’s future,” writes a former member of Russia’s UN team in Geneva https://t.co/KL1WRz7KV0

A new wave of electronic anthems mix comedy with patriotism to boost Ukraine’s morale https://t.co/TaZrZhpObV

How the war in Ukraine appears to Russians https://t.co/jyXmRHZuLf

When war began, Olesia Vorotnyk quit Ukraine’s national ballet and took up a position at a checkpoint, armed with an AK-47 https://t.co/94ThUbnIEq