Ukraine is being left out in the cold

By Jonathan Este, Senior International Affairs Editor, Associate Editor, The Conversation

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January and February are the cruellest months in Ukraine. For the past week, temperatures in Kyiv have hovered between lows of -19°C and highs of -6°C. The Ukrainian capital gets about nine hours of daylight per day. And the relentless Russian bombardment of Ukraine’s energy…

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