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Israel could face massive EU sanctions, despite veto
Israel could still face an avalanche of EU sanctions despite its veto-holding allies in the Council, former diplomats have said.
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US spies stoked separatism in Greenland, Denmark says
Denmark has accused US agents of trying to foment separatism in Greenland, reigniting fears over the territory's future. Read on »
France, Germany, Britain to reimpose Iran sanctions after talks falter
France, Germany and the UK are set to reimpose UN sanctions on Iran on Thursday after nuclear talks faltered. Read on »
The bare minimum response is not enough for GazaOpinion
Humanitarian aid is much more than parcels of dried food. Conditions for life require a panoply of supplies and services that can’t simply be packaged into boxesRead on »
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Gaza-bound aid flotilla set to sail from Spain
Activists are launching a new flotilla in an effort provide Gaza with much needed aid and supplies.Read on »
Listen: What’s happening with Macron’s government, confidence vote or collapse?Podcast
France is staring down at yet another political crisis. Prime Minister François Bayrou has announced a confidence vote for the 8th of September, a move that could very well bring down his government.Read on »
Israel could face massive EU sanctions, despite veto
Israel could still face an avalanche of EU sanctions despite its veto-holding allies in the Council, former diplomats have said. Read on »
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