Dutch government collapses after immigration dispute
Financial Times: Differences on asylum policy split PM Rutte’s coalition parties.
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Russia says it thwarted large Ukrainian attack in Donetsk
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Ukraine keeps up pressure after Russian declaration of victory in Bakhmut
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China defends buzzing American warship in Taiwan Strait
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PNG Prime Minister James Marape tells Australia new security pact is delayed
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