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Journalist writing on British politics, Russia and foreign affairs
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How the war changed Russia’s climate agenda Original

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By Evgeny Pudovkin Verified
| BBC Verified
Published 10 December 2023 Ahead of the UN's COP28 climate summit in Dubai, Russia spoke against the "phasing out" of fossil fuels, external, while its recently updated climate doctrine, external makes no mention of fossil fuels and their impact on climate change. While there is a broad scientific consensus that gas emissions from fossil fuels need to be drastically reduced, Russia marginally upped its oil and coal production in 2022.
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What’s next for UK-Russia relations after Brexit?

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By Evgeny Pudovkin Verified
| Riddle Russia Verified
Evgeny Pudovkin on why Russia failed to profit from Brexit Britain leaving the European Union has prompted Boris Johnson and his government to euphorically talk up the UK’s trading prospects outside Europe.
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Britain Needs a Holistic Approach to Mental Health

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By Danny Bowman, Evgeny Pudovkin Verified, Andrew O'Brien Verified, Jessica Marchant
| Comment Central Verified
Britain’s political parties must put a comprehensive mental health action plan at the heart of their forthcoming manifestos, says Jessica Marchant. Brexit will undoubtedly be foremost in most people’s minds as they enter the polling booth on 12 December. But just as Theresa May’s ill-fated ‘dementia tax’ two years ago shows us: the broader substance underpinning the forthcoming election manifestos is important. Action is needed across many areas of government, but few more so than mental health.
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