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Famine is said to be 'imminent' in northern Gaza as Israel raids the main hospital again
A new report says famine is "imminent” in northern Gaza, where 70% of the remaining population is experiencing catastrophic hunger
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Reactions as Vladimir Putin secures a fifth term as Russia's president after tightly controlled vote
Vladimir Putin has secured an unprecedented fifth term as president of Russia
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Croatia's top court rules that the president can't run in the parliamentary election unless he quits
Croatia’s Constitutional Court has ruled that President Zoran Milanović can't run for prime minister or take part in the parliamentary election activities of an opposition party unless he resigns immediately from his current post
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Germans thought they were immune to nationalism after confronting their Nazi past. They were wrong
Millions of Germans have been protesting against the rise of the far-right in huge rallies all over the country for weeks in a row, attending events with slogans such as “Never Again is Now.”
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US envoy travels to Montenegro to support its EU bid as war in Ukraine rages on
A senior U.S. official has visited Montenegro to offer support to the small Balkan nation seeking to join the European Union
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The European Union announces an $8 billion aid package for Egypt as concerns mount over migration
The European Union has announced a 7.4 billion-euro or $8 billion aid package for cash-strapped Egypt as concerns mount that economic pressure and conflicts in neighboring countries could drive more migrants to European shores
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The EU announces an $8 billion aid package for Egypt amid concerns over economic pressure and regional conflicts
The EU announces an $8 billion aid package for Egypt amid concerns over economic pressure and regional conflicts
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Latvia starts criminal proceedings against an EU Parliament lawmaker suspected of spying for Russia
Media reports in Latvia say that the country's state security service has started criminal proceedings against an European Parliament lawmaker and a citizen of the Baltic country who is suspected of cooperating with Russian intelligence and security services
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Europe asks Google, Facebook, TikTok and other platforms how they're reducing generative AI risks
European Union regulators are ratcheting up scrutiny of big tech companies including Google, Facebook and TikTok by looking into how they’re dealing with risks from generative artificial intelligence, such as the viral spread of deepfakes
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Farmers disrupt traffic to Belgium's major ports in protest of environmental rules
Farmers have disrupted traffic around Europe’s second biggest port of Antwerp and two other Belgian harbors during yet another demonstration to protest against what they say is excessive environmental rulemaking
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