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History: July 2023

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Retrospective · events of 28 July 2023

What Pyongyang's July 2023 parade guests revealed

World

A look back at the Pyongyang anniversary gathering attended by Russian and Chinese delegations, and at US sanctions over Wagner in Mali.

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Retrospective · events of 28 July 2023

What happened on 28 July 2023 across the front

Security

A retrospective on a day of strikes and shelling in Dnipro, Kherson Oblast and Taganrog, set against the preceding days of missile attacks.

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Retrospective · events of 29 July 2023

Holidays tied to religion get new dates under Ukraine's law

Politics

A law signed on 28 July 2023 shifted the date of Christmas and other religion-linked holidays in Ukraine's labour code.

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Retrospective · events of 31 July 2023

Rejecting a Russian inheritance: how Kyiv rewrote its holiday calendar

Politics

A look back at two political developments reported in the days before 31 July 2023, from Kyiv's calendar reform to a Pyongyang military display.

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Retrospective · events of 31 July 2023

Christmas law and Pyongyang talks: two late-July developments revisited

Politics

A look back at the law on moving Christmas to 25 December and a Pyongyang meeting reported in the same days.

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Retrospective · events of 31 July 2023

Kryvyi Rih apartment block and university hit by ballistic missile

Opinion

A look back at a day of missile strikes in Ukraine, drones over Moscow and sanctions over a Russian activist's sentence.

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Retrospective · events of 31 July 2023

Drones over Moscow close Vnukovo as Russia reports downing three

Opinion

A look back at a day of missile strikes in Kryvyi Rih, drones over Moscow and sanctions over the Kara-Murza case.

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Retrospective · events of 31 July 2023

Sanctions over the Kara-Murza case, 31 July 2023

World

A look back at the British sanctions on officials behind the activist's treason conviction, and at a Pyongyang meeting days earlier.

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