BIBLICAL PERSPECTIVE OF THE RUSSIAN INVASION OF UKRAINE IN 2022 by Lawrence Olabode Ekundayo

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THE IMPLICATION OF THE RUSSIAN INVASION OF UKRAINE ON THE EUROPEAN ENERGY SUPPLY by Hayyan BOUBOU

“…This paper reviews the implication of the Russian invasion of Ukraine on European energy security to provide an overview of the European energy dependency on Russian and how the sanctions levied by the EU affected the energy supply. …”
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RUSSIAN INVASION IN UKRAINE: CHALLENGES AND IMPLICATIONS FOR FOOD SECURITY by Ioana-Sorina ANDREICA, Larisa Nicoleta KANTO, Andreea GORGAN

“…The primary objective of the present article is to review, based on the information available at the regional and global level, the impact of the Russian invasion in Ukraine on food security, and to provide some helpful insights to world leaders whose responsibility is to elaborate adequate policies that minimize the negative consequences of this military conflict, especially considering food shortages. …”
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Organizational adaptation to a disruption caused by the full-scale russian invasion of Ukraine by Artem Serdyuk

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European Institutional Discourse Concerning the Russian Invasion of Ukraine on the Social Network X by Raquel Ruiz-Incertis, Jorge Tuñón-Navarro

“…The outbreak at the end of February 2022 of the Russian invasion of Ukraine—and the Russian–Ukrainian hostilities that began in 2014 with the Euromaidan—has led to numerous dramatic episodes from both a humanitarian and an informative perspective. …”
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Barriers in everyday life of Ukrainians with disabilities during the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine by Lavreniuk S. R., Odusanvo V. T.

“…The article provides an analysis of the barriers faced by people with disabilities in their daily lives during the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine. The primary focus is on the study of the everyday barriers that impede access to infrastructure, social security, personal autonomy, healthcare, and financial stability for this socially vulnerable group, with an emphasis on the exacerbation of these issues during wartime. …”
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PANDEMIC AND ENERGY CRISIS – INFLUENCES ON THE LABOR MARKET. RUSSIAN INVASION IN UKRAINE AND ITS CONSEQUENCES by Carmen RADU, Liviu RADU

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Translation of Ancient Works During the First Two Years of the Full-scale Russian Invasion of Ukraine by Svyatoslav Zubchenko

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Stability of food security in EU member states – does the common agricultural policy ensure resilience of food systems during crises? by Agnieszka Poczta-Wajda, Walenty Poczta

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Reports of the International Organization for Migration: Analysis of the Problems of Ukrainian Refugees and Internally Displaced Persons in the context of the Large-Scale Russian Invasion of Ukraine by Zakirova Svitlana

“…The article presents the study of special publications of the International Organization for Migration (IOM) regarding the general surveys of the Ukrainian population after the beginning of the large-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine. The research analyzes the structure and topics of reports and surveys of the IOM, characterizes the features of the studied publications, determines the possibilities of using the presented materials of the IOM for research of the problems of Ukrainian refugees and internally displaced persons. …”
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Assessing the initial impact of the Russian invasion on Ukrainian agriculture: Challenges, policy responses, and future prospects by Maryna Nehrey, Robert Finger

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THE EU RESPONSE TO THE MASSIVE INFLUX OF DISPLACED PERSONS FROM UKRAINE IN 2022 by Elżbieta Hanna Morawska

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Lithuania’s, Latvia’s and Japan’s Climate Policies. Are we Far from the Ideals of the Paris Agreement? by Sabūnas Audrius

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Study on the profitability of agricultural enterprises in Ukraine during the russian military invasion of Ukraine by Ольга Цеслів, Тамара Дунаєва, Юлія Єрешко, Олександр Цеслів

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Contemporary Challenges of Teaching Russian at Universities in Poland by Michał Głuszkowski, Grzegorz Koneczniak, Dorota Paśko-Koneczniak

“… The Russian invasion of Ukraine led to major changes in the Slavic academic world, both in terms of international scientific cooperation and in teaching. …”
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COUNTRY RISK AND POLITICAL INSTABILITY: A VUCA WORLD APPROACH by Ioana-Sorina ANDREICA (MIHUT), Liviu-Daniel DECEANU

“…The results also indicate that the country ratings of the investigated group of countries were severely impacted by the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Although data corresponding for year 2023 show a slight improvement, the existing uncertainty continues to generate a disruptive effect on the markets.…”
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A Transatlantic Energy and Climate Pact Is Now More Necessary Than Ever by Klaas Lenaerts, Simone Tagliapietra

“…Abstract The Russian invasion of Ukraine has pushed Europe to re-design its energy map at speed. …”
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Language policy for migrants in the Czech Republic by Kateřina Vodičková

“…Migration to the Czech Republic has increased in recent decades, particularly following the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine. The influx of migrants necessitates effective integration strategies, with language acquisition being central to social inclusion. …”
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Engaging with Geopolitical Uncertainty: Discursive Riskwork and Western MNEs’ Divestment Announcements at the Onset of the Ukraine War by Ana Mavretić, Anastas Vangeli

“…This paper studies the geopolitical riskwork practices employed by Western multinational enterprises (MNEs) in response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, focusing specifically on divestment announcements. …”
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Shaping Speechlessness after February 24, 2022 in the Magazine "ROAR" by Jakub Kapičiak

“… This study analyzes essays published in the magazine “Resistance and Oppositional Art Review” (“ROAR”), which was established after the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine. The study focuses on the motif of speechlessness that appeared in many texts by authors contributing to the magazine during the first month after February 24, 2022. …”
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