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Israel refused to admit responsibility for blowing up pagers in Lebanon.
The NATO Secretary General criticized plans to create an EU rapid reaction force.
The Turkish party said that the US has ruined the good relations between Ankara and Damascus.
Bulgaria denied participation in the supply of pagers that exploded in Lebanon.
DeSantis accused authorities of refusing to cooperate in the assassination attempt on Trump.
The IDF said it attacked Hezbollah launch sites in southern Lebanon.
The NATO Secretary General called defense spending of two percent of GDP insufficient.
China called on the US to stop arming Taiwan.
Turkey called for the development of independent software against the backdrop of sabotage in Lebanon.
North Korea launched more than 160 garbage balloons into South Korea.
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Israel refused to admit responsibility for blowing up pagers in Lebanon.
14 : 51
The NATO Secretary General criticized plans to create an EU rapid reaction force.
14 : 50
The Turkish party said that the US has ruined the good relations between Ankara and Damascus.
09 : 13
Bulgaria denied participation in the supply of pagers that exploded in Lebanon.
09 : 04
DeSantis accused authorities of refusing to cooperate in the assassination attempt on Trump.
19 : 03
The IDF said it attacked Hezbollah launch sites in southern Lebanon.
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The Thai Parliament has approved the candidacy of Phetong Than Shinawatra for the post of Prime Minister.

The Thai Parliament has approved the candidacy of Phetong Than Shinawatra for the post of Prime Minister.

The House of Representatives of the National Assembly (Parliament) of Thailand has approved the candidacy of Phua Thai Party leader Phetong Than Shinawatra for the post of Prime Minister.

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The candidate for the post of prime minister was supported by 247 legislators, 128 were against it, and 22 abstained. Shinawatra needed to secure a simple majority of votes in the lower house of parliament to head the Thai government. The roll-call count of votes for 493 deputies continues.

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