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Finland to exit landmines treaty and hike defense spending given Russia threat, prime minister says
Two arrested as investigation into ‘QatarGate’ in Israel deepens
Palestinian man tortured to death by Hamas militants after criticizing group and attending protests, family says
Bakeries close across Gaza as World Food Programme warns food supplies are set to run out in two weeks
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Two close associates of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have been remanded in custody for three days, following their arrest on Monday by Israeli...
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A 22-year-old Palestinian man was tortured and killed by Hamas militants after he criticized the group publicly and participated in rare anti-Hamas protests in...
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All bakeries in Gaza have closed due to a severe lack of fuel and flour caused by Israel’s near month-long blockade of humanitarian aid,...
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The number of new marriages recorded in China fell to a record low last year, despite sweeping government efforts to encourage young people to...
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Two rare black wolves, likely siblings, were spotted on camera crossing a stream in a Polish forest, a conservation organization said Sunday. The unusual...
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The Aga Khan IV was laid to rest on Sunday at a private ceremony in Aswan, Egypt. The death of Prince Karim – the...
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For a man who’s spent his career battling to make France more pro-business, Europe’s prospects on artificial intelligence are worrying: an oversight that could...
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Polls have closed and votes are now being counted in Ecuador’s general election, where 16 candidates are vying for the presidency, including incumbent Daniel...
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The families of the three Israeli hostages released Saturday have spoken out about their loved ones’ ordeal in Hamas captivity, saying they hope their...
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Vilnius, Lithuania (REUTERS) – Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania said on Sunday they had successfully synchronized their electricity systems to the European continental power grid,...
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Israel completed its withdrawal from the Netzarim Corridor on Sunday, a key road that splits Gaza in half, as part of its commitments under...
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Pacific allies don’t usually air their dirty laundry in public. But a rare on-the-record dispute between New Zealand and Kiribati has renewed focus on...
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The comings and goings at Greenland’s new international airport in its capital Nuuk look a bit different of late, as journalists like me come...