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  • US proposes Ukraine cede territory in exchange for joining NATO: Zelenskyy
  • EMA tightens EU contraceptive advice for Mounjaro users
  • Bangladesh races to stitch up an EU trade deal
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  • Protesters take to streets across Portugal demanding affordable homes
  • Italy fines Meta $900M over Facebook's access to users' photo galleries
  • Historic election defeat: British premier says Welsh Labour may have lost sight of devolution principles
  • EU urges Israel to reopen Gaza crossings, allow unimpeded humanitarian aid
  • French President Macron arrives in Cambodia for historic visit, Francophonie summit
  • Majority of Europeans support creation of EU army, survey finds
  • UK travelers warned of possible disruption following US flight stoppage
  • Polish premier rejects presidential talks on constitutional court crisis
  • Polish president vetoes EU online safety law again, deepening standoff with government

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  • Why India cannot afford to be a bystander in Eurasia’s new security order
  • Moscow to host international human rights forum
  • OpenAI security chiefs discuss Ukraine military ties with Russian pranksters (VIDEO)
  • ‘Let them play’: Fans push back against Russia’s hockey ban
  • Rosatom deputy head: Nuclear power needs youth, skills and women to shape the future
  • Ukraine aid hurts US military – Pentagon
  • Europe ‘delegation’ for Ukraine talks agreed

RSS Al Jazeera

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  • Tens of thousands march in latest Portugal housing protests
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RSS Africa News

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  • United States nationwide ground stop lifted after longest shutdown since 2001
  • DR Congo: At least 44 dead in attack by Islamic State-linked gunmen
  • South Sudanese start registering to vote ahead of first national elections
  • France escalates Algeria trade dispute to EU-level
  • CAR: Opposition marches in Bangui against rising cost of living
  • Burkinabe authorities vow to support gold miners expelled from Guinea
  • Teddy Riner announces presidential bid, pledges to unite France

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