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Lebanese military moves to new phase of disarmament plan of non-state groups like Hezbollah — REUTERS / pwu404

Hezbollah · Lebanon

Lebanese military moves to new phase of disarmament plan of non-state groups like Hezbollah

47% Center coverage: 51 sources

France to vote against Mercosur trade deal, Macron says — REUTERS / pwu404

Emmanuel Macron · France

France to vote against Mercosur trade deal, Macron says

45% Center coverage: 22 sources

French President Emmanuel Macron said on Thursday that France would vote against the signing of the free trade agreement with the Mercosur bloc of South American nations on Friday.See the Story

If Europe doesn’t take Greenland security ‘more seriously,’ the U.S. will ‘do something about it,’ says Vance — REUTERS / pwu404

JD Vance · Greenland

If Europe doesn’t take Greenland security ‘more seriously,’ the U.S. will ‘do something about it,’ says Vance

47% Center coverage: 15 sources

U.S. Vice-President JD Vance told European allies to take Greenland’s security “more seriously” or else the U.S. “is going to have to do something about it.” See the Story

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