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Top The New Yorker News

European Union · Belgium

Trump-Zelensky Clash Strains US-Ukraine Relations as Europe Rallies Support

38% Left coverage: 206 sources

A heated Oval Office meeting highlights deepening tensions between the US and Ukraine, prompting European leaders to reassess their defense strategies. See the Story

The Oscars · United States

‘No Other Land’ Oscar winners call for a different path on Israeli-Palestinian conflict

44% Left coverage: 85 sources

The filmmakers behind ‘No Other Land,’ which won the Oscar for best documentary, called for a different path forward to resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, in their acceptance speech Sunday. “There is a different path, a political solution without ethnic supremacy, with national rights for both of our people,” said Israeli filmmaker Yuval Abraham, in his acceptance speech.See the Story

United Nations · Rome

UN talks end in Rome with nations backing $200 billion a year plan to protect nature

65% Left coverage: 37 sources

Global negotiators concluded an extended session of the United Nations biodiversity conference, COP16, with key commitments on funds needed and the institutions through which the funds will be channeled to protect the world’s biodiversity.See the Story

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