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Europe must act quickly to defend itself in an increasingly hostile world. Register for free to learn why the priority must be to speed up the accession process for Ukraine Photo: AP

Europe must act quickly to defend itself in an increasingly hostile world. Register for free to learn why the priority must be to speed up the accession process for Ukraine Photo: AP

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