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Some EU states expected to recognise Palestinian statehood by May end: Borrell
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Malta-flagged vessel targeted near Yemen
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WATCH: Jewish student lays out why he is protesting Israel’s war on Gaza
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Israel has become a ‘pariah state’, says Jordanian FM
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Students set up Gaza protest encampments at Sorbonne University
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As Hamas goes to Egypt, where do the Gaza truce talks stand?

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