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NATO deploys more forces to Kosovo after 30 peacekeepers injured
Additional 700 troops being sent; NATO-led peacekeeping mission in Kosovo currently consists of almost 3,800 troops.
Published On 30 May 2023
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G7 Hiroshima summit: Who’s attending, what will be discussed?
Leaders of seven of the most powerful democracies will gather this weekend for the Group of Seven summit in Hiroshima
Published On 18 May 2023
Greece’s conservatives campaign on ‘firm but fair’ refugee policy
Backed by the European Union, the Greek government has toughened its border management and moved refugees out of sight.
Published On 15 May 2023
EU delegation cancels event in Israel over Ben-Gvir’s involvement
Delegation calls off Europe Day reception, saying it did not want to offer a platform to far-right Israeli minister.
Published On 8 May 2023

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