Russia's West policy falters as elections reshape ties
Moscow's renewed assertiveness and an anti Western wave in the December parliamentary vote signal a cooling of relations with Europe and the United States. Western observers call the process unfair, while Moscow accuses the West of condescension amid putin’s looming second term and central Asia power plays.
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Elves laid off at Santa Park attraction in Lapland
In Helsinki region Santa Park reduces staff as part of cost cuts amid a debt of 550000 after five years of operation. Elves report a sense of loss as tourism drops while the park remains open seasonally from November to January and aims to lure Santa fans back.
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