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Zelensky said Ukraine wants to maintain an 800,000-strong army unless NATO membership changes its security needs, and ruled out neutrality or restrictions on its forces. He also outlined possible steps toward peace, including an energy truce, prisoner exchange and humanitarian mission in Oleshky.
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The driver was arrested by the Policia Nacional for smuggling and fake product offences after transporting 5.1 million cigarettes.
PETALING JAYA: Ex-Philippine president Gloria Arroyo said Malaysia’s move to abolish the mandatory death penalty could pave the way for full abolition.
The oral observations came during a hearing in which the court agreed to urgently take up in November 5, a plea challenging the deletion of voters in the Maharashtra SIR
Gia Lai Province in central Vietnam has sought government approval for trialing unmanned electric flying taxis near its coastal hub of Quy Nhon from October this year through the end of 2028.
