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The Pacific project EU to step up Indo-Pacific defence presence over China fears and Ukraine example
European Union’s special envoy cites concerns ‘multilateral rules-based order will not be fully respected’ in region -
Duma appears to be trying to keep Azov battalion fighters out of prisoner swap deal; Ukraine blames Russia’s ‘stereotypical mindset’ for stop in talks
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Man held liable for the Omagh bombing, is due to face charges related to weapons smuggling for the Real IRA -
Group warns of ‘cascade of export bans’ amid failure to ease grain bottlenecks fuelling shortages and inflation, MHP said -
Fate of Ukrainian soldiers unclear after evacuation from Mariupol; peace talks stall between Russia and Ukraine -
Ukraine says there will be prisoner swap but some Russian officials have said forces could be tried or executed
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Opinion & analysis
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Editorial: At a time of economic crisis, Liz Truss has risked a downward spiral in relations with the EU for no good reason -
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After years of almost constant disappointment, the UK came within spitting distance of a Eurovision victory. Shame about the collateral damage, writes Zoe Williams
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Latest updates: Maroš Šefčovič responds to Truss, saying EU keen to reach a settlement but stresses UK actions raise ‘significant concerns’ -
Foreign secretary confirms plans to ditch parts of deal, saying Good Friday agreement ‘under strain’ -
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Boris Johnson says the government's 'higher duty' is to the Good Friday agreement and he wants to fix the Northern Ireland protocol
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Speaking at the presidential palace in Helsinki, the Finnish president, Sauli Niinistö, and prime minister, Sanna Marin, formally declared that the country would apply for membership of the defensive alliance
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Finland is not yet a member of Nato, the intergovernmental military alliance, but the country's president said joining would be to 'maximise security' and not be in any way offensive
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