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This issue features two articles, one by Die Zeit's Viola Kiel and the other by France Inter's Pierre Haski, unpacking the questions surrounding the recent accident in the Baltic — or suspected sabotage —that targeted undersea cables that carry the Internet across the wold.
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Table of Contents
p5. Cyclones To Sabotage, New Threats To The Submarine Cables That Carry The Internet | Die Zeit by Viola Kiel
p9. Undersea Cables Cut In The Baltic, A Perfect Target For Hybrid Warfare | France Inter by Pierre Haski
p10. Why Arab Leaders Welcomed Trump’s Victory — Until They Didn’t | Al-Manassa by Khaled Dawoud
p13. Iran-Lebanon: When Larijani Laughed Amid The Rubble Of Beirut | Daraj by Hossam Farran
p15. Poland’s Hardline On Migration, From Pariah To Blueprint For The West | Gazeta Wyborcza by Małgorzata Tomczak
p18. Bucha: Is It Too Soon To Make A Film About The War Crimes In Ukraine? | Livy Bereg by Ihor Kromf
p21. Goethe As It Gets: Why German Love For Italy Runs Both Deep And Shallow | Die Zeit by Laura Ewert
p24. The Problem With Male Feminists | El Espectador by Catalina Ruiz-Navarro