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Neue Rheinischezeitung - Queen Elizabeth II makes surprise visit to open London's new rail line

Köln - 07.05. 2025 - 06:33:59
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Queen Elizabeth II makes surprise visit to open London's new rail line

Queen Elizabeth II makes surprise visit to open London's new rail line

Ukraine President Zelenskyy slams the West for unkept "promises"

Ukraine President Zelenskyy slams the West for unkept "promises"
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London, UK: Zelenskyy denounces Russian war crimes in Ukraine
EU finances Russia's terror war in Ukraine - imports of Russian gas will only be reduced until 2023

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