The Ukrainian parliament has sparked a wave of outrage with its tweet citing Nazi collaborator Stepan Bandera on his birthday
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Ukrainian parliament slammed for celebrating Nazi collaborator
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Israel signals Ukraine policy shift
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Israel will “speak less” in public about the Russia-Ukraine conflict, Foreign Minister Eli Cohen has said
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Russian tennis star reflects on ‘not smart’ Australian Open comments
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Russian tennis star Daniil Medvedev says that comments he made about fans at last year’s Australian Open were ‘not smart’
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Kim Jong-un fires powerful military leader – state media
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Kim Jong-un has fired North Korea’s second-most powerful military leader
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Poland reacts to Ukraine’s celebration of Nazi-collaborator
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Warsaw sees the glorification by Ukraine of WWII Nazi collaborator Stepan Bandera as unacceptable, Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said
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Ex-NATO general predicts Ukraine ceasefire
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A former NATO general believes Moscow and Kiev will agree to a ceasefire in the summer of 2023
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German defense chief slammed over ‘inappropriate’ message on Ukraine
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Germany’s defense minister has faced a backlash over her New Year’s Eve message dubbed tone-deaf amid the conflict in Ukraine
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Confusion over US-South Korea joint nuclear drills claims
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President Joe Biden denied that the US and South Korea will conduct joint nuclear drills, appearing to contradict his counterpart in Seoul
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John Bolton berates NATO members
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Ex-US National Security Advisor John Bolton penned a scathing op-ed slamming some NATO members for their supposed reluctance to support Kiev
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UK announces massive financial boost for nuclear power
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Britain allocated £75 million ($90.5 million) on Monday to support domestic production of nuclear fuel to reduce dependence on Russia
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