Pjotr Sauer is a multinational reporter whose work has been featured in various publications such as The Guardian, Yahoo News UK, Yahoo Sports Canada, The Irish Times, and Irish Examiner. Pjotr's reporting focuses on political developments, conflicts, and geopolitical issues, with a particular emphasis on Russia and Ukraine.
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Pjotr Sauer's coverage primarily focuses on evolving and breaking news stories related to government, politics, world affairs, Russia, Ukraine, international relations, and far-right movements. His articles are often centered around major political events and conflicts in the region.
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Mood among protesters is one of deflation as some say Georgian Dream has already won
By: Pjotr Sauer
The European Commission has said it will not recommend opening EU membership talks with Georgia unless the country changes course, days after the
By: Pjotr Sauer
Voters have backed political forces that favour closer ties with Moscow despite seeing their country’s future in Europe
By: Pjotr Sauer
Lately, Levan cannot stop thinking about the time he saw Russian tanks roll into his hometown of Gori, an hour's drive from Georgia's capital, Tbilisi.
By: Albert Villa Alsina, Pjotr Sauer, Monika Čvorak, Harrison Taylor
Why are North Korean soldiers entering Russia's war against Ukraine?
Pro-EU president Maia Sandu faces Alexandr Stoianoglo in polls marred by accusations of Kremlin vote-buying
A senior Russian naval officer was killed in a car bombing in Crimea on Wednesday, marking the latest in a series of targeted attacks on Russian
By: Pjotr Sauer
Valery Trankovsky had ordered missile strikes from Black Sea on civilian targets, a Ukrainian official said
Kremlin critics fear move is part of Russia’s efforts to whitewash Soviet past and shut independent cultural institutions
By: Pjotr Sauer
· 2-min read Moscow's award-winning Gulag History Museum announced its surprise closure on Thursday, a move critics attribute to the Kremlin's ongoing efforts to whitewash Russia's Soviet past.
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