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Feb 2023
39m 4s

Thursday 16 January

MONOCLE
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We report on Russia intensifying missile strikes on Ukraine as the first anniversary of the war approaches. We also cover the resignation of the World Bank president, look at the day’s newspapers and bring you a bit of the carnival spirit with our weekly Global Countdown.

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