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Ucraina, spiragli per un vertice Putin-Zelensky-Trump: nuovi negoziati a novembre
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Ucraina, il Cremlino: «Pronti a riprendere i negoziati trilaterali intorno al 10 novembre»
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Iran, Netanyahu spinge per una nuova offensiva: Rubio frena sulla pace, tensione nello Stretto di Hormuz
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Ucraina, spiragli per un vertice Putin-Zelensky-Trump: nuovi negoziati a novembre
Mosca apre alla ripresa dei colloqui trilaterali, mentre Zelensky propone di congelare il conflitto lungo l’attuale linea del fronte. Intanto nuovi attacchi russi provocano vittime…
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Ucraina, spiragli per un vertice Putin-Zelensky-Trump: nuovi negoziati a novembre
Mosca apre alla ripresa dei colloqui trilaterali, mentre Zelensky propone di congelare il conflitto lungo l’attuale linea del fronte. Intanto nuovi attacchi russi provocano vittime in Ucraina…
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Ucraina, spiragli per un vertice Putin-Zelensky-Trump: nuovi negoziati a novembre
Mosca apre alla ripresa dei colloqui trilaterali, mentre Zelensky propone di congelare il conflitto lungo l’attuale linea del fronte.…
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Italia e Spagna, stop alla sospensione di Schengen: non saranno prorogati i controlli
Italia e Spagna hanno deciso di non prolungare ulteriormente la sospensione delle regole di Schengen attualmente in vigore nei…
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Ucraina, il Cremlino: «Pronti a riprendere i negoziati trilaterali intorno al 10 novembre»
Colloqui a San Pietroburgo tra Putin e l’inviato Usa Steve Witkoff. Washington parla di discussioni costruttive, ma avverte che…
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Iran, Netanyahu spinge per una nuova offensiva: Rubio frena sulla pace, tensione nello Stretto di Hormuz
Gerusalemme – Il premier israeliano Benjamin Netanyahu starebbe spingendo per la ripresa di attacchi su larga scala contro l’Iran.…
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Ucraina, spiragli per un vertice Putin-Zelensky-Trump: nuovi negoziati a novembre
Mosca apre alla ripresa dei colloqui trilaterali, mentre Zelensky propone di congelare il conflitto lungo l’attuale linea del fronte. Intanto nuovi attacchi russi provocano vittime in Ucraina e Kiev denuncia il lancio di 21 missili sulla capitale. (Shutterstock) Si riaprono…
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Pyongyang university needs non-U.S. teachers as travel ban leaves staff shortages
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U.S. proposes fee hikes at national parks to pay for upgrades
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Frequency of excessive summertime heat seen rising across U.S.
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Lawyers slam key witness in ex-NYC union head's bribery trial
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Amazon launches cash payments in Mexico to lure shoppers online
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New Zealand First leader Winston Peters to become deputy PM, foreign minister
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Pyongyang university needs non-U.S. teachers as travel ban leaves staff shortages
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U.S. proposes fee hikes at national parks to pay for upgrades
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Frequency of excessive summertime heat seen rising across U.S.
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Lawyers slam key witness in ex-NYC union head's bribery trial
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Amazon launches cash payments in Mexico to lure shoppers online
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New Zealand First leader Winston Peters to become deputy PM, foreign minister
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Ucraina, spiragli per un vertice Putin-Zelensky-Trump: nuovi negoziati a novembre
Mosca apre alla ripresa dei colloqui trilaterali, mentre Zelensky propone di congelare il conflitto lungo l’attuale linea del fronte. Intanto nuovi attacchi russi provocano vittime…
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Pyongyang university needs non-U.S. teachers as travel ban leaves staff shortages
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U.S. proposes fee hikes at national parks to pay for upgrades
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Frequency of excessive summertime heat seen rising across U.S.
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Lawyers slam key witness in ex-NYC union head's bribery trial
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Amazon launches cash payments in Mexico to lure shoppers online
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New Zealand First leader Winston Peters to become deputy PM, foreign minister
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Pyongyang university needs non-U.S. teachers as travel ban leaves staff shortages
[ad_1] SEOUL (Reuters) – The only western-funded university in North Korea is scrambling to recruit teachers not from the United States after a U.S. travel ban to the isolated…
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U.S. proposes fee hikes at national parks to pay for upgrades
[ad_1] DENVER – The National Park Service proposed peak-season entrance fee increases on Tuesday at 17 of its most popular attractions, including Yellowstone, Grand Canyon and Yosemite national parks,…
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Frequency of excessive summertime heat seen rising across U.S.
[ad_1] (Reuters) – Nearly two-thirds of Americans, mostly in Western states and on the Eastern seaboard, have endured more days of extreme summer heat over the past 10 years…
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Lawyers slam key witness in ex-NYC union head's bribery trial
[ad_1] NEW YORK (Reuters) – Lawyers defending the former head of New York City’s correction officers’ union and a co-founder of defunct hedge fund Platinum Partners in a federal…
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Amazon launches cash payments in Mexico to lure shoppers online
[ad_1] MEXICO CITY (Reuters) – Amazon.com Inc launched a cash payment service in Mexico on Tuesday, aiming to expand its customer base in a country where shoppers are wary…
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New Zealand First leader Winston Peters to become deputy PM, foreign minister
[ad_1] WELLINGTON (Reuters) – New Zealand First party leader Winston Peters has been appointed deputy prime minister and foreign minister, elevating the veteran protectionist politician into two of the…
