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WAR IN UKRAINE: Sept. 2, 2022
WAR IN UKRAINE: Sept. 2, 2022

A team from the UN nuclear watchdog arrived at a Russian-held nuclear power plant in Zaporizhzhia. Meanwhile Thursday marked the start of a new academic year for millions of Ukrainian children - but amid fears of rocket attacks, concerns over lack of bomb shelters and a heavily damaged learning infrastructure 

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WAR IN UKRAINE: July 23, 2022
WAR IN UKRAINE: July 23, 2022

An agreement has been signed in Istanbul that could free up the movement of Ukraine grain to world markets. However much depends on the compliance of Russia and many other factors. Meanwhile, Ukrainian parliamentarians give themselves a salary hike as other - such a teachers - struggle on abysmal salaries. 

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