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Trump urged Japan PM to avoid escalation in China dispute: Reuters — ANDREW CABALLERO-REYNOLDS/AFP via Getty Images via Getty Images

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Trump urged Japan PM to avoid escalation in China dispute: Reuters

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U.S. President Donald Trump asked Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi avoid further escalation in a dispute with China during a call this week, two Japanese government sources with knowledge of the matter said. See the Story

US Peace Plan Will Make Ukraine a ‘Juicy Target’ for New Invasion, Says Ex-MI6 Chief

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The Goal Remains to Eliminate the Hungarian Minority – the Debate over the Beneš Decrees Has Flared up Again in Slovakia

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The Goal Remains to Eliminate the Hungarian Minority – the Debate over the Beneš Decrees Has Flared up Again in Slovakia

A few days ago, the chairman of the Progressive Slovakia party, Michal Šimečka, suggested that the injustice of the Beneš decrees should be recognized by the state. Although he retracted it almost immediately, his words caused a storm. Written by Attila Nizalowski.See the Story

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