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Dutch foreign minister resigns over Israel sanctions showdown
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Detained Chileans freed two days after football brawl in Argentina
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Trump says 2026 World Cup draw set for December in Washington
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Boko Haram denies Nigerien army claim to have killed leader
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Russia rejects Zelensky meeting as diplomatic tension simmers
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UN declares famine in Gaza, Israel rejects 'lie'
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FBI raids home of outspoken Trump critic John Bolton
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Iran, Europeans to meet as snapback sanctions loom
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Spain's deadly wildfires ignite political blame game
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NATO chief calls for 'robust security guarantees' on Ukraine visit
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UN declares famine in Gaza
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UN declares famine in Gaza as Israel threatens to raze city
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India walks back order to clear Delhi of stray dogs
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Israel vows to destroy Gaza City if Hamas doesn't disarm, free hostages
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US judge orders dismantling of Trump's 'Alligator Alcatraz'
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