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Ireland to boycott Eurovision 2027 over Gaza
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Sweden's left-wing wins election thriller
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Germany urges EU action against China to defend carmakers
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Nepal floods among 'most challenging' disasters: WFP
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Ukraine hits behind front lines as Odesa blasts rock Greek PM visit
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US lawmakers to avert shutdown with vote on eve of major Biden speech
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Russia must be defeated in court too, says Ukraine chief prosecutor
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Trump, Biden storm towards rematch as Haley drops out
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US stocks rise on rate hopes, tax cuts boost UK shares
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Trump, Biden storm towards rematch as Haley to drop out
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Trump hails Super Tuesday wins as Haley to drop out
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Envoys push for Gaza truce before Ramadan starts next week
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European stocks rise before UK budget, ECB rate call
European and Asian stock markets mostly rose Wednesday before a UK budget and Fed testimony and on the eve of a eurozone rate decision, while bitcoin and gold remained elevated one day after striking record peaks.
Yulia Navalnaya calls for election day protest against Putin
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War-weary Sudanese without fuel turn to donkey carts
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UN Security Council to meet on spiraling Haiti crisis
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Russia and Ukraine launch overnight drone attacks
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