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May 2022
23m 40s

Inger Ashing: Is the war in Ukraine over...

Bbc World Service
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Zeinab Badawi speaks to Inger Ashing, CEO of the charity Save the Children International. What is her organisation doing in Ukraine, and is the war with Russia taking the focus off other global hotspots, leaving millions of children in peril?

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