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Sanctions hit Serbia
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Sanctions hit Serbia

US sanctions against Russian companies could hit Serbia's energy sector hard. The country's only oil refinery is expected to shut down on Tuesday, AFP reports
After the Isak burglary: Thieves to pay one pound
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After the Isak burglary: Thieves to pay one pound

The burglars struck at the homes of football star Alexander Isak, among others, and made off with over 15 million kronor. Now three of them have been sentenced to repay a smaller portion of the sum: one pound, or more precisely 12
"The agreement is far from what science requires"
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"The agreement is far from what science requires"

The countries at the UN climate summit COP30 in Brazil agreed on an agreement on Saturday. Cautiously positive reactions are mixed with harsh criticism in the aftermath
Trump opens up for changes to peace proposal
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Trump opens up for changes to peace proposal

Ukraine and the United States meet in Switzerland for talks on the US peace plan proposal. European leaders emphasize that borders must not be changed by force
Disagreement over fossil fuels in the final sprint of COP30
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Disagreement over fossil fuels in the final sprint of COP30

Two words risk causing a potential agreement between the world's countries to collapse. Sweden is among the countries demanding that the issue of fossil fuels be addressed in the documents
Data: Over 200 school children abducted in Nigeria
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Data: Over 200 school children abducted in Nigeria

Gunmen reportedly abducted several students and staff from a Catholic school in western Nigeria early Friday. A Christian organization said more than 200 students and teachers were abducted
EU: No plan without Ukraine
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EU: No plan without Ukraine

Europe is taking the news of yet another Russian-American peace plan for Ukraine with great skepticism – but also calm. We have seen this before, notes EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas
Turkey wins the tug-of-war over COP31
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Turkey wins the tug-of-war over COP31

Australia is withdrawing from the race to host next year's climate conference COP31, the country's climate change minister Chris Bowen confirmed, according to Australia's ABC. Turkey will therefore host the conference
New attack on the West Bank – and new threats
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New attack on the West Bank – and new threats

Violence continues in the West Bank. An Israeli man has been killed and three people have been injured in a stabbing attack in Gust Etzion, south of Jerusalem
Zelensky to Turkey: Wants to get peace talks underway
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Zelensky to Turkey: Wants to get peace talks underway

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is on his way to Turkey to reportedly breathe life into the US-led peace talks with the aggressor Russia.
UN-yes to Gaza peace plan
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UN-yes to Gaza peace plan

The UN Security Council has voted in favor of the peace plan for the Gaza war brokered by the United States. Of the 15 countries on the council, Russia and China abstained, but no country voted against the proposal, which gives the green light for an international peacekeeping force
Security Council to vote on Gaza plan
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Security Council to vote on Gaza plan

The Security Council will have to decide on the peace plan for the Gaza war that the United States has brokered. In a vote late Monday evening Swedish time, it could give the green light for an international peacekeeping force
Israeli concerns ahead of UN vote on peace plan
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Israeli concerns ahead of UN vote on peace plan

There is Israeli concern ahead of the UN vote on the resolution on a peace plan for Gaza – where the latest version mentions the possibility of forming a Palestinian state, reports Israeli I24. At the same time, the US is urging member states to quickly adopt the peace plan
Britain limits protection for asylum seekers
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Britain limits protection for asylum seekers

The UK is limiting protection for asylum seekers and will end automatic payments to the group, the government has announced.
UN Security Council to vote on Trump's peace plan
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UN Security Council to vote on Trump's peace plan

The UN Security Council will vote on Monday on a resolution to support the US peace plan for the war in Gaza, diplomats with insight told AFP.
Russian economy shows signs of weakness
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Russian economy shows signs of weakness

The Russian economy is showing signs of weakness, according to official statistics.
Ronaldo's message: The next World Cup will be my last
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Ronaldo's message: The next World Cup will be my last

Next summer's World Cup will be Cristiano Ronaldo's last, the Portuguese star has announced ahead of the upcoming qualifiers.
Taliban accused of deadly bomb attack in court
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Taliban accused of deadly bomb attack in court

A car bomb has exploded at a busy courthouse in Islamabad. The Pakistani government is describing it as a suicide bombing that killed more than ten people, signaling that neighboring Afghanistan is responsible
Sources: Around 200 dead in fighting in Nigeria
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Sources: Around 200 dead in fighting in Nigeria

Around 200 people have been killed in clashes between rival jihadist groups in the troubled northeast of Nigeria, intelligence sources, militias and jihadist groups told AFP.
Concern among Christians after bomb attacks on churches
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Concern among Christians after bomb attacks on churches

Fear and anxiety characterize the Christian minority in Bangladesh after several bomb attacks were targeted at churches and a Catholic school.
More signs of new offensive in war-torn Sudan
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More signs of new offensive in war-torn Sudan

Sudan's national army has thwarted a drone attack on the town of al-Ubayyid, a military source told AFP. There is growing evidence that the RSF militia is preparing an offensive against the strategically important region
Explosions reported around Sudan's capital
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Explosions reported around Sudan's capital

People in and around Sudan's capital Khartoum are reporting explosions and escalation, AFP reports. Armed forces fighting the army have launched more attacks on areas east of war-torn Darfur in recent days
Japan deploys military – against bears
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Japan deploys military – against bears

Japan has had enough. After a spate of bear attacks, the animals are now being fought off – with the help of the army
Afghanistan and Pakistan resume negotiations
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Afghanistan and Pakistan resume negotiations

Negotiations between Afghanistan and Pakistan in Turkey will resume on Thursday.
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