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Swiss Eurovision winner Nemo to send trophy back in protest over Israel's participation — Nemo Trophy Press Conference by Wikipedia Photo - Own work (By: VDanDesign) / CC-BY-4.0

Eurovision · Switzerland

Swiss Eurovision winner Nemo to send trophy back in protest over Israel's participation

44% Left coverage: 101 sources

A 6.9 magnitude earthquake causes small tsunami waves off northeastern Japan — JIJI Press / AFP via Getty Images via Getty Images

Tsunami · Japan

A 6.9 magnitude earthquake causes small tsunami waves off northeastern Japan

44% Left coverage: 89 sources

A 6.9 magnitude earthquake shook northeastern Japan and caused small tsunami waves but no apparent damage Friday, days after a stronger quake in the same region.See the Story

EU Freezes €210B in Russian Assets Indefinitely — REUTERS / frL012

Russian Politics · Russia

EU Freezes €210B in Russian Assets Indefinitely

41% Center coverage: 77 sources

The European Union agreed on Thursday to indefinitely immobilise approximately €210 billion ($246 billion) in Russian Central Bank assets. The bulk of these funds, around €185 billion, is held at Euroclear, a central securities depository based in Brussels.See the Story

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White House blasts MS NOW correspondent's 'beyond sick' reaction to DC shooting of National Guardsmen — REUTERS / FES376

White House blasts MS NOW correspondent's 'beyond sick' reaction to DC shooting of National Guardsmen — REUTERS / FES376

White House blasts MS NOW correspondent's 'beyond sick' reaction to DC shooting of National Guardsmen

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