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Have sanctions hurt Putin’s war machine? It’s not that simple

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Have sanctions hurt Putin’s war machine? It’s not that simple

Patricia Cohen 05/01/2025 03:22

As US President-elect Donald Trump prepares to take office, questions about the effectiveness of sanctions on Russia and their future will come under renewed scrutiny…

Brisbane Times
As US President-elect Donald Trump prepares to take office, questions about the effectiveness of sanctions on Russia and their future will come under renewed scrutiny…
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Call for head of Free State college over R44.6m NSFAS funds

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