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World leaders rally behind Palestinian statehood at UN summit
World leaders recognised Palestinian statehood ahead of this week’s UNGA, aiming to revive the two-state solution.
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Is NATO still relevant?
Divisions threaten to overshadow 70th birthday celebrations of world’s largest military alliance.
Published On 3 Dec 2019
Starbucks wins, Fiat loses in EU tax fights
Both cases were part of Margrethe Vestager’s crackdown on unlawful tax breaks offered by EU countries to multinationals.
Boris Johnson skips news conference with Luxembourg PM
Luxembourg’s PM had met Johnson to discuss Brexit but said the British leader had offered nothing to convince him and other EU leaders.
Published On 17 Sep 2019