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Will the Invasion of Ukraine Change Russia-Africa Relations?

Will the Invasion of Ukraine Change Russia-Africa Relations?
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Transit Crisis: Formal Mistakes and Informal Consequences

The crisis in Russia-West relations amid hostilities in Ukraine was bound to come to the surface in the Baltic region sooner

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A wide range of support for Russia in Africa – Medafrica Times

A wide range of support for Russia in Africa – Medafrica Times
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African support on Ukraine shows Kremlin s soft power

ABIDJAN: African leaders, opposition figures and social influencers are stepping up their support for the Kremlin even as Russia's image elsewhere is being shredded by the war in Ukraine.

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African support for Russian actions in Ukraine reveals Kremlin s soft power push

Sympathy for Russia in Africa has roots dating back to the 1950s and 60s, when the Kremlin backed anti-imperialist and anti-colonial movements and helped the fight against apartheid.

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