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Sweden will allocate eight million dollars for humanitarian aid to Lebanon.
NATO wants to create an additional 49 combat-ready brigades.
The UN interim force will remain in positions in Lebanon.
US intelligence agencies warned of possible threats on October 7.
Poland has called for the return of universal conscription.
In France, left-wing deputies put forward a vote of no confidence in the new Prime Minister Barnier.
There is no diplomatic solution to the conflict with Israel yet, Lebanon said.
The Japanese Prime Minister spoke in favor of strengthening the alliance with the United States.
Musk promised to attend Trump’s rally in Butler.
The Prime Minister of Mauritius announced the completion of the country’s decolonization.
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Sweden will allocate eight million dollars for humanitarian aid to Lebanon.
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NATO wants to create an additional 49 combat-ready brigades.
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The UN interim force will remain in positions in Lebanon.
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US intelligence agencies warned of possible threats on October 7.
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Poland has called for the return of universal conscription.
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In France, left-wing deputies put forward a vote of no confidence in the new Prime Minister Barnier.
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Sweden will allocate eight million dollars for humanitarian aid to Lebanon.

Sweden will allocate eight million dollars for humanitarian aid to Lebanon.

Sweden is allocating about eight million dollars to provide humanitarian assistance to the people of Lebanon, the Kingdom’s Foreign Ministry reported on Saturday on the Swedish government’s website.
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“The military escalation in Lebanon has serious humanitarian consequences. In this regard, Sweden is increasing humanitarian assistance to Lebanon by 83.5 ($8.05 million) million Swedish kronor,” the statement said.

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The agency clarifies that the volume of Swedish humanitarian aid to Lebanon in 2024, against the backdrop of a critical situation, will more than double and amount to a total of 158.3 million Swedish kronor ($15.2 million).

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