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1/ In Denmark, hackers accessed millions of citizens' civil registration numbers. The biggest cyberattack in the country's history is part of a larger pattern across Europe. Take a look at the pattern, flagged by Coda’s monitoring system, in this week's Coda Currents.

The Atlas, Issue 5, Page 3. Editor's note: A newspaper called The Atlas needs a great map. Ours is also our contents page, showing where in the world we are reporting from each week. The map is designed according to the Equal Earth Projection, by illustrator Yemsrach Yetneberk.

The Atlas, Issue 5, Page 1. The cover is the highest-stakes page of any newspaper. It's the first impression. Words, images and the cover story itself all have to come together. Get it right, and it's iconic. Get it wrong and no one reads all the great journalism inside.

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1/ Russia wants us to be all the same. No love, no education, no future, no choices." Before 2022, Oleksandr Techynskyi was an award-winning filmmaker. Now he drives foreign journalists across Ukraine and photographs the war from inside the car.

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1/ Brazil votes Sunday in its most consequential election in years: Lula da Silva vs. Flávio Bolsonaro, son of the jailed former president. The outcome could decide whether Brazil joins Trump's "Shield of the Americas". This week's Coda Currents breaks down the signals.

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1/ Behind every AI breakthrough, there are hidden workers in Kenya’s slums enduring trauma to train the tech we use every day, often for just $1 an hour. This piece exposes the human cost of Silicon Valley’s AI revolution.

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1/ How do viral images from conflict zones shape — and sometimes shatter — the lives of those pictured? In Kashmir, the internet ensures that trauma endures long after headlines fade. Read how: ‘I cannot hide’:

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