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Pegasus Row: Domestic Use of Israel's Spyware Sparks Scandal at Home
Taiwan's government believes there is "enormous" room for cooperation with the European Union on semiconductors, responding to plans from the bloc to boost its chip industry and cut its dependence on US and Asian supplies.
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No Plea Deal To Quit Politics: Ex-Israel PM Benjamin Netanyahu Amid Trial
Former Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday denied reports he had reached a deal with prosecutors that would force him to quit politics, and vowed to remain leader of his Likud party.
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Benjamin Netanyahu Aims To Embrace Donald Trump In White House Visit Amid Scandals In Israel
No world leader has forged a closer or more public camaraderie with President Donald Trump than Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who visits the White House on Monday battling corruption allegations that have echoes in the White House itself.
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Israel's 'Meal' Scandal Moves Closer Toward Indictment Of Benjamin Netanyahu's Wife
Sara Netanyahu, the wife of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, is likely to be indicted on fraud-related charges in a case that peers into spending on catered meals and lifestyle in the official residence, a statement by Israel's attorney general said Friday.
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Graft Probe Tests Benjamin Netanyahu's Years-Long Hold On Power
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces a graft probe some believe could force him from office, but the four-term premier has overcome legal troubles in the past and remains a towering figure in Israeli politics.
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Benjamin Netanyahu Defends German Submarine Sale In Face Of 'Scandal'
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday defended Israel's decision to buy three more submarines from Germany, in the face of a potential scandal involving his personal lawyer over the sale.
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Settlement funding is corrupt: Israel's Ex-Minister
Israel's former Finance Minister today said the government's rush to allot tens of millions of dollars to West Bank settlements last month amounted to corruption, as he sought to link the secretive spending spree to a growing wave of scandals ahead of March elections.
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Pegasus Row: Domestic Use of Israel's Spyware Sparks Scandal at Home
Taiwan's government believes there is "enormous" room for cooperation with the European Union on semiconductors, responding to plans from the bloc to boost its chip industry and cut its dependence on US and Asian supplies.
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No Plea Deal To Quit Politics: Ex-Israel PM Benjamin Netanyahu Amid Trial
Former Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday denied reports he had reached a deal with prosecutors that would force him to quit politics, and vowed to remain leader of his Likud party.
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Benjamin Netanyahu Aims To Embrace Donald Trump In White House Visit Amid Scandals In Israel
No world leader has forged a closer or more public camaraderie with President Donald Trump than Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who visits the White House on Monday battling corruption allegations that have echoes in the White House itself.
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Israel's 'Meal' Scandal Moves Closer Toward Indictment Of Benjamin Netanyahu's Wife
Sara Netanyahu, the wife of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, is likely to be indicted on fraud-related charges in a case that peers into spending on catered meals and lifestyle in the official residence, a statement by Israel's attorney general said Friday.
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Graft Probe Tests Benjamin Netanyahu's Years-Long Hold On Power
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces a graft probe some believe could force him from office, but the four-term premier has overcome legal troubles in the past and remains a towering figure in Israeli politics.
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Benjamin Netanyahu Defends German Submarine Sale In Face Of 'Scandal'
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday defended Israel's decision to buy three more submarines from Germany, in the face of a potential scandal involving his personal lawyer over the sale.
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Settlement funding is corrupt: Israel's Ex-Minister
Israel's former Finance Minister today said the government's rush to allot tens of millions of dollars to West Bank settlements last month amounted to corruption, as he sought to link the secretive spending spree to a growing wave of scandals ahead of March elections.
