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    The possibility of increased defense spending in Europe and its possible impacts on development in developing countries

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    The European Union’s member states are probably going to increase spending on defense. According to multiple sources including the British Broadcasting Corporation and Cable News Network, different EU countries have been indicating an increase in defense spending for years. Several countries including Germany, Denmark and Estonia have in the meantime put emphasis on the importance

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    Massive protests against the government in Slovakia, possibilities in the days ahead and challenges to address

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    Political tensions have grown in Slovakia, leading to concerns. According to multiple sources including the BBC and Slovak Spectator, thousands of protesters have carried out protest rallies in several towns and cities across Slovakia including Bratislava, the capital city, against the government of Prime Minister Robert Fico, who accused the opposition of planning a coup but

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    The World Economic Forum summit: its initiatives and the desired outcomes

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    The World Economic Forum holds an annual meeting and other meetings. The 2025 annual WEF meeting is being held in Davos, a city in eastern Switzerland. The World Economic Forum, where top business leaders, politicians and academics gather to discuss the most pressing issues facing the world and shape global, regional and industry agendas, takes

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    The Gaza ceasefire deal, bringing back normalcy in Gaza and challenges in the days ahead

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    The Gaza ceasefire deal, the three-stage deal, has been hailed by the leaders of many countries and led to joyous and emotional celebrations. According to multiple sources including the British Broadcasting Corporation and Cable News Network, while many Gazans celebrated immediately after the announcement of the ceasefire deal, many Israelis also celebrated it. Despite its

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    Mass shootings and deaths in Montenegro, easy access to guns and challenges to address

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    The killing of twelve people in Montenegro led to concern. As the reports of the British Broadcasting Corporation and Cable News Network indicated, a gunman (45-year-old Aco Martinovic) attacked indiscriminately in Cetinje, a town in southern Montenegro, on January 2 and killed 12 people. But this is not the only event of mass shootings in

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