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Orban declared a conspiracy in the EU against the Hungarian government.
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The EU and NATO will create a working group to combat “authoritarian” threats.
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The EU has extended sanctions against politicians in Transnistria.
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South Korean intelligence believes that the status of Kim Jong-un’s daughter has increased.
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Britain allowed the resumption of trade dialogue with China.
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Traffic was restored in Tbilisi after an opposition rally.
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Finland announces progress in NATO talks with Turkey

Finland announces progress in NATO talks with Turkey

Progress has been made in the talks between Finland and Turkey on NATO, Finnish President Sauli Niinistö’s office said.

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The talks were held in the building of the NATO Secretariat, the Finnish delegation was headed by the country’s presidential adviser on foreign and security policy Petri Hakkarainen.

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“Discussions lasted almost five hours. On some issues, clear progress has been made, on others there is still a long way to go to reach consensus. There will be discussions on what has been achieved in each capital. The overall goal is to continue discussions as soon as possible,” Hakkarainen said.

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On May 18, Finland and Sweden handed over to NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg their applications to join the alliance. Ankara blocked the start of the process of their consideration.

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