Shaun Walker
Central and Eastern Europe Correspondent at The Guardian
Central & Eastern Europe Correspondent, The Guardian. The Illegals - a History of Russia's Most Audacious Spies (out April 2025) [email protected]
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msn.com | Jakub Krupa |Shaun Walker
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msn.com | Jakub Krupa |Shaun Walker
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theguardian.com | Jakub Krupa |Shaun Walker
An exit poll in Poland’s crucial presidential run-off suggested the race is too close to call, giving a slight lead to the liberal contender, Rafał Trzaskowski, but with the difference between the two candidates within the margin of error. The poll by Ipsos Poland, released at 9pm local time (8pm BST) on Sunday as polls closed, put Trzaskowski, backed by the current government led by Donald Tusk, on 50.3%, with the rightwing contender Karol Nawrocki on 49.7%. The poll’s margin of error was 2%.
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theguardian.com | Shaun Walker
When Mustafa Dzhemilev read the news about Donald Trump’s plan for a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine, he could not believe his eyes. Part of the US administration’s peace plan, say recent reports, would involve Washington recognising annexed Crimea as legitimate Russian territory, among other concessions to the Kremlin that Trump hopes might stop Russia’s war on Ukraine.
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Long-time Putin court reporter Andrei Kolesnikov says Putin held no consultations with aides etc on response to the ceasefire offer, but just sat alone and wrote it out late last night. (Don’t think Kolesnikov risks “guessing” such things so it’s probably the case) https://t.co/KnvtnJtcrQ
Keir Starmer, Emmanuel Macron, Friedrich Merz and Donald Tusk will be arriving here in Kyiv tomorrow morning. Just as the US says it has intel of “potentially significant air attack that may occur at any time over the next several days” https://t.co/Vx0F17Ud1E
RT @PjotrSauer: NEW: Our exclusive deep dive into a suspected Russian-led cell behind the parcel bomb plots with the first interviews with…