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Nuclear missiles, bombs market to surge 73% by 2030-report
(Reuters) - The global market for nuclear missiles and bombs should surpass $126 billion within ten years, up nearly 73%...
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Most of Dutch rail network halted by technical problem
AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - The Dutch national railway operator NS on Sunday issued an advisory that none of its trains will...
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Turkey still has 30 citizens in Ukraine’s Mariupol -minister
ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey's Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said on Friday around 30 Turkish citizens remain in Ukraine's southern port...
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Dutch MPs call for Russian asset seizures after appeal by Ukraine’s Zelenskiy
By Anthony Deutsch and Toby Sterling THE HAGUE (Reuters) -Dutch lawmakers demanded of Prime Minister Mark Rutte's government on Thursday...
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Peace deal “at gunpoint” will not end EU’s Russian sanctions – Rutte
AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - A peace deal between Russia and Ukraine will have to respect the territory and sovereignty of Ukraine...
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Global wind and solar growth on track to meet climate targets
PARIS (Reuters) - Solar and wind power can grow enough to limit global warming to 1.5C if the 10-year average...
Read moreNetherlands extradites 17 Russian intelligence agents
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The Netherlands has expelled 17 Russian intelligence agents who were accredited as diplomats, based on information from...
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European justice agency backs team probing alleged war crimes in Ukraine
BRUSSELS (Reuters) -Eurojust, Europe's agency for criminal justice cooperation, said on Monday it would support a joint investigation team announced...
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ICC prosecutor calls for international support in Ukraine war-crimes probe
By Anthony Deutsch THE HAGUE (Reuters) -The chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court on Thursday asked a coalition of...
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Freeze and seize? EU struggles to target oligarchs’ assets
By Francesco Guarascio BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Oligarchs' wealth remains largely untouched in the European Union, weeks after Brussels approved measures...
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Dutch publisher recalls discredited book on Anne Frank’s betrayal
AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - The Dutch publisher of a discredited cold case investigation into the betrayal of teenage Jewish diarist Anne...
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Parents of Reuters photographer killed in Afghanistan start legal action against Taliban
NEW DELHI (Reuters) - The parents of Reuters photographer Danish Siddiqui, who was killed in a Taliban attack in Afghanistan...
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Ukraine war could lead to global food crisis, says French farming minister
PARIS (Reuters) - The war between Ukraine and Russia, two of the world's top crop producers, could lead to a...
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Slovakia starts deploying Patriot air defence system – minister
PRAGUE (Reuters) - The Patriot air defence system has started arriving in Slovakia from NATO partner countries and the deployment...
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EU proposes to create solidarity fund for Ukraine’s basic needs
AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - The European Union is considering creating a solidarity fund for Ukraine to help provide basic services in...
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Dutch, Germans to send 3 Patriot missile defence systems to Slovakia
AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - The Dutch government on Friday said it would send a Patriot missile defence system to Sliac, Slovakia,...
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World Court orders Russia to halt military operations in Ukraine
By Stephanie van den Berg THE HAGUE (Reuters) -The United Nations' top court for disputes between states ordered Russia on...
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Ukraine war sparks Europe rush to buy survival gear and food
By Emma Thomasson and Helena Soderpalm BERLIN/STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Europeans are stocking up on survival gear like sleeping bags and...
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World Court orders Russia to cease military operations in Ukraine
AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - The International Court of Justice (ICJ) ordered Russia on Wednesday to stop the military actions it started...
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World Court ‘profoundly concerned’ about Russia’s use of force in Ukraine-presiding judge
AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - The International Court of Justice (ICJ) said on Wednesday it is "profoundly" concerned about the use of...
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