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Ex-president Sarkozy Stripped Of France's Top Honor After Conviction

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NATO Chief Seeks Defence Spending At 5% Of GDP By 2032: Dutch PM

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EU Top Court Rules 'Golden Passport' Schemes Are Illegal

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France Detains Man After Death Threat To Judge In Le Pen Case

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