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Guerra in Ucraina, Modi e Xi offrono la mediazione: nuovi attacchi tra Russia e Kiev
(Shutterstock) Il primo ministro indiano Narendra Modi e il presidente cinese Xi Jinping avrebbero offerto i propri «buoni uffici» per contribuire a trovare una soluzione…
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Guerra in Ucraina, Modi e Xi offrono la mediazione: nuovi attacchi tra Russia e Kiev
(Shutterstock) Il primo ministro indiano Narendra Modi e il presidente cinese Xi Jinping avrebbero offerto i propri «buoni uffici» per contribuire a trovare una soluzione alla guerra…
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Guerra in Ucraina, Modi e Xi offrono la mediazione: nuovi attacchi tra Russia e Kiev
(Shutterstock) Il primo ministro indiano Narendra Modi e il presidente cinese Xi Jinping avrebbero offerto i propri «buoni uffici»…
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Houthi, attacchi in Arabia Saudita: colpito anche l’oleodotto Est-Ovest
I ribelli Houthi dello Yemen, sostenuti dall’Iran, hanno affermato nella notte di aver colpito depositi di armi e centri…
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Zelensky pronto a incontrare Putin al G20: Mosca frena
Kiev – Il presidente ucraino Volodymyr Zelensky si è detto pronto a incontrare Vladimir Putin a margine del vertice…
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Houthi avanzano nel Mar Rosso, cresce la tensione sul fronte iraniano
Gli Houthi avanzano lungo il Mar Rosso e aprono di fatto un secondo fronte nel conflitto con l’Iran, ampliando…
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Guerra in Ucraina, Modi e Xi offrono la mediazione: nuovi attacchi tra Russia e Kiev
(Shutterstock) Il primo ministro indiano Narendra Modi e il presidente cinese Xi Jinping avrebbero offerto i propri «buoni uffici» per contribuire a trovare una soluzione alla guerra in Ucraina. Lo ha dichiarato il portavoce del Cremlino, Dmitri Peskov, secondo quanto…
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French actress Jeanne Moreau dies at 89
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UK will not cut taxes below European average after Brexit – Hammond
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Islamic State claims responsibility for attack on Iraqi embassy in Kabul
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Russia athletics chief London bound in bid to end ban
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Up to 80 percent of Thailand's tsunami warning system needs maintenance
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Asia stocks start data-heavy week with gains; dollar creeps up
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French actress Jeanne Moreau dies at 89
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UK will not cut taxes below European average after Brexit – Hammond
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Islamic State claims responsibility for attack on Iraqi embassy in Kabul
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Russia athletics chief London bound in bid to end ban
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Up to 80 percent of Thailand's tsunami warning system needs maintenance
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Asia stocks start data-heavy week with gains; dollar creeps up
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Guerra in Ucraina, Modi e Xi offrono la mediazione: nuovi attacchi tra Russia e Kiev
(Shutterstock) Il primo ministro indiano Narendra Modi e il presidente cinese Xi Jinping avrebbero offerto i propri «buoni uffici» per contribuire a trovare una soluzione…
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French actress Jeanne Moreau dies at 89
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UK will not cut taxes below European average after Brexit – Hammond
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Islamic State claims responsibility for attack on Iraqi embassy in Kabul
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Russia athletics chief London bound in bid to end ban
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Up to 80 percent of Thailand's tsunami warning system needs maintenance
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Asia stocks start data-heavy week with gains; dollar creeps up
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French actress Jeanne Moreau dies at 89
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UK will not cut taxes below European average after Brexit – Hammond
[ad_1] LONDON (Reuters) – Britain does not intend to lower taxes far below the European average in order to remain competitive after Brexit but rather expects to keep a…
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Islamic State claims responsibility for attack on Iraqi embassy in Kabul
[ad_1] KABUL (Reuters) – Militant group Islamic State on Monday claimed responsibility for an attack on the Iraqi embassy in Kabul that began with a suicide bomber blowing himself…
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Russia athletics chief London bound in bid to end ban
[ad_1] (Reuters) – Russia’s head of athletics Dmitry Shlyakhtin is traveling to London this week to address the sport’s governing body in a bid to have his country’s international…
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Up to 80 percent of Thailand's tsunami warning system needs maintenance
[ad_1] BANGKOK (Reuters) – Up to 80 percent of Thailand’s tsunami warning system needs maintenance work, the deputy director-general of its disaster prevention department said on Monday, more than…
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