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Russia’s only antiwar party loses three more candidates to court rulings, the latest blow before parliamentary elections

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Russia’s only antiwar party loses three more candidates to court rulings, the latest blow before parliamentary elections
Meduza
Meduza46 mins ago
Russia’s only antiwar party loses three more candidates to court rulings, the latest blow before parliamentary elections
Russian courts disqualified three Yabloko party candidates running in single-mandate districts, all on the same day.
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Romania Insider
Romania Insider14 hrs ago
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NZ Herald
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Le Monde
Le Monde🏁 first to report5 days ago
Sweden's far-right party breaks away from ruling coalition and radicalizes ahead of elections
With three weeks to go before the vote, scheduled for September 13, the Sweden Democrats party aims to become the country's main opposition force.
Sweden's far-right party breaks away from ruling coalition and radicalizes ahead of elections
With three weeks to go before the vote, scheduled for September 13, the Sweden Democrats party aims to become the country's main opposition force.