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Relations between Russia and the Visegrad countries differ not only in the historical or political perspective, but also in their populations. While Slovaks are the most tolerant towards Russia, almost 80 percent of Polish citizens do not trust Russia's president, Vladimir Putin. Poland, however, enjoys the most lively trade cooperation with Russia.

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Harvard Kennedy School expert sees the pandemic as an opportunity to reestablish the transatlantic cooperation, including on the level of cities and municipalities. What's tragic is that many Europeans do not perceive Donald Trump as an anomaly, but as a revelation of America's true face, says Cathryn Clüver Ashbrook.

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According to Stockholm International Peace Research Institute defense spending grew to €1.753 billion worldwide, which is approximately 2.2 percent of global GDP. Up to 62 percent of those were spent by a fifth of all countries, none of which is a member of the European Union.

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North Atlantic alliance, and its troops in particular, fulfil important roles during the pandemic not only in the world, but also directly in its member countries. Transport of supplies and personnel is one of the key, though not the only, activity.

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Russia and V4: Almost half of Slovak population trusts Putin, Polish citizens remain the most sceptical (INFOGRAPHIC)

Political scientist from Harvard Kennedy School: Crisis is the time for a radical and drastic creativity in governance

Last year's defense spending increased the most in a decade worldwide

NATO during the pandemic: What are the roles of a military alliance? (INFOGRAPHIC)