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Israeli intelligence accused UN staff of kidnap and seizing body
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Welders wanted: how a skills shortage could hit Ukraine’s battlefield
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Israeli opposition slams far-right Gaza resettlement conference
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Hungary vows to defy EU ‘blackmail’ over Ukraine funding
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Iran distances itself from attack on US troops
US domestic political pressure builds on Biden to respond against Tehran after deadly strike on base in Jordan
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Bank of England set to hold rates despite improving inflation backdrop
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