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''Thank You Meta'': Israel After Mark Zuckerberg Calls Hamas Attacks ''Pure Evil''
Israel's official X account on Saturday thanked Mark Zuckerberg for his stance on Hamas attacks.
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Ukraine Ex-President 'Regrets' Not Calling In Army
Ukraine's ousted former president Viktor Yanukovych said Friday he regretted "not having called in the army and declared martial law" in his bid to crush a pro-EU revolt in February 2014.
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European Union Presses Ahead With Military Plans Which Britain Opposes
European Union nations pressed ahead Tuesday with plans to boost military cooperation as Britain vowed to oppose the creation of an EU army or headquarters.
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Senior US General Says Brexit Would Weaken NATO Versus Russia: Report
A British exit from the European Union could trigger the unravelling of the bloc and thus weaken the NATO military alliance in relation to Russia, the head of the US Army in Europe was quoted as saying by the BBC today.
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11 Migrants Drown Off Greek Island: Maritime Police
At least 11 migrants, including five children, drowned and about 10 were missing after their boat sank overnight off the Greek island of Farmakonisi, Greek maritime police said today.
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Slovenia Buckles as Migrants Rush to Escape Winter, Border Closures
Slovenia on Tuesday called in the army to help manage a surge of asylum seekers desperately trying to reach northern Europe ahead of winter, as the tiny EU state became the latest hotspot on the migrant trail.
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New Anti-Migrant Powers for Hungary Army as UN Urges 'Compassion'
Hungary on Monday gave the army drastic new powers to protect its borders, as the UN chief said he was "extremely concerned" about the treatment of migrants and refugees in overstretched Europe.
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Europe Tracks Army of 30,000 Migrant Smugglers
With the world still reeling from images of a drowned Syrian boy, European authorities say it is their top priority to fight an army of an estimated 30,000 people-smuggling suspects blamed for such tragedies.
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Norway TV Show About Russian 'Occupation' Irks Moscow
A television series about Russia's fictional takeover of Norway's abundant oil and gas resources has vexed Moscow, which says it has had enough of being portrayed as an aggressor.
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1 Soldier, 3 Kurdish Rebels Killed in Turkey Unrest: Army
One Turkish soldier and three suspected members of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) were killed in eastern Turkey in new violence blamed on the Kurdish rebels, the army said Sunday.
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Pakistan's Anti-Terror Fight Enters New Phase Despite Rights Fears
Pakistan's army is preparing for a final push in the coming weeks in its fight against militants, but there are concerns that rights are being rolled back in the name of defeating terror.
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Serbian Prime Minister to Undertake Historic Visit to Albania
Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic will, on Wednesday, become the first Serbian government head to visit Albania, aiming to improve the fragile relations between the two Balkan nations.
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We'll Always Fight by Your Side: Britain Tells United States
British Defence Secretary Michael Fallon told the United States today his country would always be at Washington's side on the battlefield "when the chips are down", part of a concerted campaign to assuage US fears over British defence spending.
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Ukraine Peace Efforts Stall Despite Lull in Fighting
Ukrainian peace efforts stalled on Wednesday after pro-Russian insurgents called their own elections in defiance of a deal under which they and the Ukrainian army began withdrawing heavy weapons after five months of war.
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European Union Imposes Sanctions on Two South Sudan Leaders
The European Union is imposing sanctions on two South Sudanese military leaders accused of obstructing the country's peace process.
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''Thank You Meta'': Israel After Mark Zuckerberg Calls Hamas Attacks ''Pure Evil''
Israel's official X account on Saturday thanked Mark Zuckerberg for his stance on Hamas attacks.
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Ukraine Ex-President 'Regrets' Not Calling In Army
Ukraine's ousted former president Viktor Yanukovych said Friday he regretted "not having called in the army and declared martial law" in his bid to crush a pro-EU revolt in February 2014.
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European Union Presses Ahead With Military Plans Which Britain Opposes
European Union nations pressed ahead Tuesday with plans to boost military cooperation as Britain vowed to oppose the creation of an EU army or headquarters.
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Senior US General Says Brexit Would Weaken NATO Versus Russia: Report
A British exit from the European Union could trigger the unravelling of the bloc and thus weaken the NATO military alliance in relation to Russia, the head of the US Army in Europe was quoted as saying by the BBC today.
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11 Migrants Drown Off Greek Island: Maritime Police
At least 11 migrants, including five children, drowned and about 10 were missing after their boat sank overnight off the Greek island of Farmakonisi, Greek maritime police said today.
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Slovenia Buckles as Migrants Rush to Escape Winter, Border Closures
Slovenia on Tuesday called in the army to help manage a surge of asylum seekers desperately trying to reach northern Europe ahead of winter, as the tiny EU state became the latest hotspot on the migrant trail.
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New Anti-Migrant Powers for Hungary Army as UN Urges 'Compassion'
Hungary on Monday gave the army drastic new powers to protect its borders, as the UN chief said he was "extremely concerned" about the treatment of migrants and refugees in overstretched Europe.
-
Europe Tracks Army of 30,000 Migrant Smugglers
With the world still reeling from images of a drowned Syrian boy, European authorities say it is their top priority to fight an army of an estimated 30,000 people-smuggling suspects blamed for such tragedies.
-
Norway TV Show About Russian 'Occupation' Irks Moscow
A television series about Russia's fictional takeover of Norway's abundant oil and gas resources has vexed Moscow, which says it has had enough of being portrayed as an aggressor.
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1 Soldier, 3 Kurdish Rebels Killed in Turkey Unrest: Army
One Turkish soldier and three suspected members of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) were killed in eastern Turkey in new violence blamed on the Kurdish rebels, the army said Sunday.
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Pakistan's Anti-Terror Fight Enters New Phase Despite Rights Fears
Pakistan's army is preparing for a final push in the coming weeks in its fight against militants, but there are concerns that rights are being rolled back in the name of defeating terror.
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Serbian Prime Minister to Undertake Historic Visit to Albania
Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic will, on Wednesday, become the first Serbian government head to visit Albania, aiming to improve the fragile relations between the two Balkan nations.
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We'll Always Fight by Your Side: Britain Tells United States
British Defence Secretary Michael Fallon told the United States today his country would always be at Washington's side on the battlefield "when the chips are down", part of a concerted campaign to assuage US fears over British defence spending.
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Ukraine Peace Efforts Stall Despite Lull in Fighting
Ukrainian peace efforts stalled on Wednesday after pro-Russian insurgents called their own elections in defiance of a deal under which they and the Ukrainian army began withdrawing heavy weapons after five months of war.
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European Union Imposes Sanctions on Two South Sudan Leaders
The European Union is imposing sanctions on two South Sudanese military leaders accused of obstructing the country's peace process.
