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Latvia's pro-Ukraine governing party wins parliamentary election

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The party of Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs won Latvia's parliamentary election on Sunday, with FAZ calling the margin surprisingly clear. The Hindu reports that the pro-Ukraine governing coalition took 35%.

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