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Turkey, Sweden, and Finland have signed a trilateral agreement that will pave the way for the two Nordic countries to join NATO.
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According to a notice issued by the U.S.-led Joint Maritime Information Center (JMIC), the threat level was reduced to "substantial" from "severe."
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According to the IEA’s latest monthly report, global oil demand growth for 2026 has been sharply downgraded after fuel shortages and elevated energy prices reduced consumption
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