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Macron insists won't be US 'vassal' on Taiwan
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UK, US sanctions target Russian oligarch Usmanov and Cypriot 'fixers'
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Saudi hosts landmark Iran, Syria visits as Middle East ties thaw
Saudi Arabia hosted landmark delegations from Iran and Syria on Wednesday as Gulf countries prepare for re-establishing diplomatic ties after years of bitter divisions.
Biden embarks on nostalgic tour of Ireland
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Yemen prisoner exchange postponed to Friday: official
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Myanmar confirms deadly air strike as international outcry rises
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Macron protesters held in fresh unrest on Dutch visit
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Biden urges N.Ireland parties to restore power-sharing
US President Joe Biden urged political compromise in Northern Ireland on Wednesday, using a visit to Belfast to promote the benefits of enduring peace and investment, but faced heated criticism from pro-UK hardliners.
Iran delegation visits Saudi amid thaw between regional powers
An Iranian delegation arrived in Saudi Arabia on Wednesday, Tehran said, to pave the way for reopening diplomatic missions as the Gulf rivals prepare to normalise relations, seven years after an acrimonious split.
Zelensky blasts Russian 'beasts' over beheading video
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Deadliest first quarter for central Med migrants since 2017: UN
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Macron protesters held in fresh Dutch visit unrest
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Iran delegation arrives in Saudi amid thaw between regional powers
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Xi says China must strengthen training for 'actual combat'
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