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Australia’s farmers, hit by Iran war costs and dry weather, grow less wheat
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Croatian president not approving Israel’s proposed ambassador due to ‘policies of Israeli gov’t’
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European defence ministers seek to boost cooperation in space
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Belarus says nuclear drills with Russia not directed against anyone
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Italian minister says Modena attack raises integration concerns amid migration debate
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UK police detail arrests after far-right rally and counter demo
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