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“Step up” Biden tells US senators to beat China
On Thursday, during a bipartisan meeting with US senators, US President Joe Biden stressed the need for the country to
Coronavirus, Angela Merkel makes “mea culpa” in front of the German Parliament
Angela Merkel made an unexpected “mea culpa” on the management of the coronavirus pandemic in her country. The German chancellor
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The USA, no quarantine for vaccinated people who came into contact with a Covid-19 case
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The geopolitics between the US and China in the Pacific region also concerns the EU
The conflict between China and the United States in the Pacific also affects Europe closely. EU relations with the Pacific
EU will seek more time to approve Brexit trade deal, says the United Kingdom
United Kingdom’s chief negotiator David Frost stated at a committee of the House of Lords that the UK government has
Why Canada Isn’t Asking India For Vaccine Help
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Trump impeachment trial rules agreed upon by Senate leaders
Senate leaders on Monday have reached an agreement over former President Donald Trump’s second impeachment trial that is beginning this
