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2 days ago
A new poll of polls to track the upcoming June EU parliament elections, built on a extensive weighted polling data to best approach accuracy.
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Cooperation on migration, security and geopolitics were on the agenda European Council president Charles Michel's three-country tour of West Africa this week, as the former Belgian premier made a concerted effort to develop EU influence in the region. 
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EU reliant on Russian LNG for time being, finds report

6 days ago
The European Union will remain reliant on Russian overseas liquified natural gas supply for some years to come, warned energy watchdog Acer, amid calls to cut off supply completely.
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Russian disinfo warfare also uses the 'meat waves' military tactic

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Like sending barely-trained and unarmed soldiers to the front line, the 'meat waves' of Russian information warfare are not aiming to penetrate Western information space by being exceptionally smart – they are simply seeking to overwhelm it with great numbers of pro-Kremlin, anti-Ukrainian and/or conspiracy narratives.
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