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Russia is facing more than 16,000 sanctions — so why hasn't its economy buckled?
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Powerful image as nation marks world first
The Eiffel Tower has emitted a powerful message as France passes a landmark legislation, attracting heavy backlash from the Vatican overnight.
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WORRYING NEWS: Prince William ditches event due to ‘personal matter’
William has sparked concern for the state of the royal family after pulling out of an event due to an unspecified “personal matter”.
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Palace issues statement on Kate’s health
Kensington Palace has issued a statement about the wellbeing of Princess of Wales, after her husband pulled out of an event for a ‘personal matter’.
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Emmanuel Macron does not rule out sending Western ground troops to Ukraine
French President Emmanuel Macron announced Monday new steps to boost Ukraine in its fight against the Russian invasion, saying not even the sending of Western ground troops was ruled out to achieve Europe's goal of defeating Moscow.
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'All of our security is at stake,' Macron tells leaders at Ukraine talks in Paris
Ukraine's allies need a “fresh start” and more needs to be done to support Kyiv in its fight against Russia, French President Emmanuel Macron declared Monday at the opening of an international conference on aid to Ukraine in Paris, two years into the Russian invasion.
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Hungary approves Sweden joining Nato after months of delays
Hungary approves Sweden joining Nato after months of delays Yes vote comes nearly two years after historically neutral country applied to join military alliance
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As King Charles is treated for cancer, Prince William's role comes into sharper focus
Prince of Wales visits British Red Cross headquarters as he calls for end to fighting in Gaza
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Alexei Navalny's body handed over to his mother, says aide to Russian opposition leader
Widow had accused Putin of having 'fake' Christian faith for delay
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Biden meets with Navalny’s widow and daughter
The president, in San Francisco, paid tribute to the dead Russian opposition leader
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Why Russia Killed Navalny
Even behind bars, the dissident leader was a threat to the corrupt Russian dictator.
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Risking Arrest, Russians Mourn Navalny in Small Acts of Protest
At least 400 people have been detained across Russia since Aleksei Navalny’s death, a rights group reported. Those who came to lay flowers found solace in the company of others.
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Kremlin comments on Navalny’s death
With an investigation ongoing, Dmitry Peskov cautioned Western leaders against making “rabid statements”
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Russian activist and Putin critic Alexei Navalny dies in prison
Supporters and western officials condemn what they describe as a political assassination attributable to Russia’s president
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Ex-French president Sarkozy handed one-year jail sentence for illegal 2012 campaign financing
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy was found guilty on Wednesday by a Paris appeals court of illegal campaign financing over his failed 2012 re-election bid, confirming a previous ruling by a lower court.
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King Charles’s Cancer Diagnosis Has Put a Nation on Edge
Other royals are stepping up to shake hands and cut ribbons. Prince Harry flew in from California. Visitors to Buckingham Palace wonder what comes next.
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Ukraine conflict, fallout of NATO expansion, relations with US: Key takeaways from Putin’s interview with Tucker Carlson
The Russian leader spoke on a variety of burning topics in the much-anticipated interview, focusing on the Ukraine conflict
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