And there’s still more to come
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February was another hectic month of news.
Our reporters marked the two years since the start of Russia’s full-blown invasion of Ukraine with a series of reports from across a nation battered by the endless-seeming conflict.
We also reported on the death of Alexei Navalny in an Arctic prison camp and asked what the loss of Russia’s highest-profile opposition leader means for Russia’s future.
Our team in Asia covered a huge election in Indonesia, where activists were left dismayed by the victory of Prabowo Subianto, the controversial former son-in-law of the late dictator Suharto. | And there’s still so much to come, too.
It’s almost certain that the United States will witness another round of Trump v Biden. We’ll be continuing to focus on the global impact of a potential second Trump presidency and looking at how disinformation and artificial intelligence could reshape the race.
We’ll also continue to focus on the climate crisis, inequality and the rise of populists – how will these factors impact June’s European elections and the forthcoming UK election?
And, as our sports teams gear up for the Olympics, Paralympics and men’s Euros, they’ll also bring you details from thousands of other exciting events – including live blogs of pretty much every second of an extremely rare three-way title race in the Premier League.
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