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Owner of Yandex to Depart Russia in $5.2 Billion Agreement

Ukraine Corruption Scheme: 5 Arrested Over Alleged $40 Million Conspiracy
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Ukraine President Publicly Admits Considering Major Leadership Shakeup for First Time

Angry Farmers Storm Brussels to Protest EU Summit
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Protesters Close Roads Between Belgium and Netherlands

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US Conducts Counterstrike Airstrikes in Iraq and Syria

Northern Ireland Assembly Members Imminent Return To Stormont
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Michelle O'Neil Makes History as First Minister of Northen Ireland

Vladimir Putin, Prime Minister of the Russian Federation, captured during the 'Opening Plenary of the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2009' at the Annual Meeting 2009 of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, January 28, 2009.
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ICJ Rules Ukraine-Russia Genocide Case to Move Forward

Greta Thunberg Arrest: London Police Take Climate Activist Into Custody Following Protest
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Activist Greta Thunberg Acquitted of Charge Stemming From Oil and Gas Protest

Denmark's Frederik X Visits Poland in First Trip as King
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Denmark's Frederik X Visits Poland on First Trip as King

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Australian Inflation Continues to Ease, Boosting Confidence in 'Soft Landing'

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Ukrainian Couple, Former POWs of Russia, Reunited at Last

Hungarian PM Orban Agrees to EU's Defense Package Deal to Ukraine
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Hungarian PM Orban Agrees to EU's Defense Package Deal to Ukraine

Angry Farmers Storm Brussels to Protest EU Summit
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Angry Farmers Storm Brussels to Protest EU Summit

Europe vs. Orban: EU Leaders Meet in Brussels to Pass Ukraine Deal Despite Hungary's Veto
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Europe vs. Orban: EU Leaders Meet in Brussels to Pass Ukraine Deal Despite Hungary Veto

UK COVID Inquiry: Nicola Sturgeon Defends Herself Speaking to Panel in Edinburgh
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UK COVID Inquiry: Nicola Sturgeon Defends Herself During Speech to Panel in Edinburgh

Finland Protests: Thousands of Demonstrators Strike Against Planned Labour Market Changes
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Finland Protests: Thousands of Demonstrators Strike Against Planned Labor Market Changes

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