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Dutch government axes 60,000 flights from Schiphol Airport
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Ardern heads to Europe to talk war and trade
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EU Commission backs candidate status for Ukraine
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Monkeypox outbreak poses 'real threat' to public health: WHO official
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Biden to send more weapons to Ukraine, Nato depot destroyed
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Civilians stranded as Russia destroys every bridge out of Severodonetsk
Russia calls on Ukrainian soldiers in Severodonetsk to surrender.
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