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Noem made decision to continue deportation flights to El Salvador, justice department says

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Taiwan plans extra $40bn in defence spending to counter China’s ‘intensifying’ threats

Beijing’s threats to Taiwan are “intensifying” and its preparations to invade are speeding up, Taiwan’s government has said while announcing a $40bn special defence budget and a swathe of measures to counter Chinese attacks.

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Rebuilding ‘human-made abyss’ in Gaza will cost at least $70bn, UN says

Israel’s war in Gaza has created a “human-made abyss” and reconstruction is likely to cost more than $70bn (£53bn) over several decades, the United Nations has said.

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US reportedly ready for next phase of Venezuela military operations – live

Trump has been escalating pressure on Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, and has now labelled him and government allies as members of a foreign terrorist organization.

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Ukraine banned from Nato, Russia readmitted to the G8 and territory ceded: what’s in Trump’s draft plan

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Europe calls for role in Ukraine talks amid reported US-Russian peace deal

Europeans must be involved in any attempt to broker peace between Ukraine and Russia, the continent’s top diplomats said after reports of a US-Russia plan favourable to Kremlin interests emerged.

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Israel used widely banned cluster munitions in Lebanon, photos of remnants suggest

Israel used widely banned cluster munitions in its recent 13-month war in Lebanon, photos of munition remnants in south Lebanon seen by the Guardian suggest.

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UN security council votes to endorse Donald Trump’s Gaza plan

The UN security council has endorsed proposals put forward by Donald Trump for a lasting peace in Gaza, including the deployment of an international stabilisation force and a possible path to a sovereign Palestinian state.

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Venezuela’s Maduro urges Trump to avoid Afghanistan-style ‘forever war’

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Trump signs funding bill to end longest US government shutdown

The longest US government shutdown in history ended on Wednesday after more than 42 days, following the House of Representative’s passage of a bill negotiated by Republicans and a splinter group of Democrat-aligned senators.