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IrelandFlorida politician lashes Ireland as ‘anti-Semitic country’ in row with governor over football game visitBy Keith Duggan
PeopleKidnap, extortion and murder in the Mediterranean: ‘He’s giving us one option. If you don’t go, he’ll kill you’By Sally Hayden
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Asia-PacificXi Jinping and Joe Biden likely to meet by year’s end despite little progress in preparatory talksBy Denis Staunton
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IrelandForeign Affairs HQ in Dublin is daubed with Gaza protest graffitiBy Fiachra Gallagher and Tim O'Brien
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