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ChinaEU President von der Leyen links 'Great Replacement' to Russia and Belarus
EU President Ursula von der Leyen attributes the 'Great Replacement' phenomenon to Russia and Belarus, a claim that has been disputed.
Background
The relationship between Russia and Belarus and the European Union has been strained for several years, marked by ongoing geopolitical tensions and differing policy approaches. Migration has become a significant and often contentious issue in this broader dynamic, with various actors expressing concerns about its impact.
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