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Giorgia Meloni’s government faces increasing tension with historic allies, the US and Israel, as calls grow for European sanctions against Israeli officials following controversial remarks by Itamar Ben-Gvir. The shift in Italy’s foreign policy has sparked debate among political figures amid concerns of self-sanctioning trade impacts.
Expert warns of a serious possibility that Belarus, under pressure from Putin, may join Russia in the war against Ukraine amid ongoing military developments.
Republicans in Alabama have requested the US Supreme Court to approve a previously rejected congressional map, citing recent legal changes. They argue that this map, dismissed in 2023 for racial discrimination, is essential for the upcoming 2026 midterm elections, despite ongoing legal challenges.
Former South Korean Defence Minister Kim Yong-hyun, embroiled in a controversy over a failed attempt to impose martial law, has reportedly tried to take his own life, according to officials.
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Syrians who had been forced to flee to refugee camps or neighbouring countries started to make their way back to their home country.
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