Ukraine has launched its first agricultural hub in Africa, opening a food processing and distribution center in Ghana as part of the Food from Ukraine initiative.
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Ukraine Official Meets UN Rep Over Russia’s Abduction of Children
I met with the United Nations Under-Secretary-General – Special Representative for Children and Armed Conflict, Vanessa Frazier. I thanked her for the attention to our problem – Russia’s abduction of thousands of Ukrainian children. In addition, since 2022, Russia has killed at
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Deadly Attack on Civilians Strikes Dnipro City
Today, the daily routine of residents in #Dnipro City was shattered by a deadly attack, once again killing and injuring civilians. International humanitarian law is clear: civilians must be protected. #NotATarget.
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Canada Suspends Federal Fuel Excise Tax Saving 10 Cents Per Litre
We’re saving you money at the pump. Starting next Monday, we’re suspending the federal Fuel Excise Tax on gasoline and diesel across Canada. You’ll save up to 10 cents per litre from April 20 until Labour Day.
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Canada Suspends Federal Excise Tax on Fuel Until Labour Day
We help you save at the pump. Starting next Monday, we are suspending the federal excise tax on gasoline and diesel across Canada. You will save up to 10 cents per litre from April 20 until Labour Day.
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Ukraine and Germany exchange military data
Ukraine and Germany begin exchanging battlefield data: Fedorov and Pistorius sign memorandum
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Strike on Cherepovets Plant Hits Key Russian Munitions Supplier
Deep strike sanctions. A strike on the Apatit chemical plant in Cherepovets hits a key supplier of materials used in explosives and munitions.
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Russia Drafts Bill Allowing Putin to Legally Deploy Troops Abroad
Russia prepares bill that would enable Putin to "legally" deploy troops abroad
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France and Germany Resume Intergovernmental Consultations After 20 Years
Federal Chancellor of Germany @bundeskanzler Friedrich Merz and I held intergovernmental consultations for the first time in more than 20 years. Our relations are already at the level of a true strategic partnership, and the resumption of consultations will help us move even
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Hungary Pays Economic Price for Orbán’s Brussels Standoff
Orbán spent years fighting Brussels over the rule of law. Hungary also spent years paying for it—73.2% cumulative inflation, the highest in the EU, and GDP growth projected at 0.4%. Oh, and Brussels has been deducting €1 million a day in asylum fines from Hungary's EU budget