Poland's Holocaust law deepens Jedwabne memory clash
The new Polish Holocaust law sparks debate over Jedwabne where over 300 Jews were killed in 1941. Historians and officials warn it may erase Polish complicity while supporters in Jedwabne praise it as correcting history.
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Polish Teachers Union
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Sweden aims to Russia-proof its election system
Sweden trains hundreds of local election workers to spot foreign influence and teams with major media to combat false news as officials warn against outside interference. Officials say preemptive actions may deter Kremlin meddling ahead of the September 9 vote, with NATO openness and open immigration debates shaping the context.
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