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France to recognise Palestine; the ECB holds rates, and more
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Emmanuel Macron, France’s president, said that his country would recognise Palestine as a country, in order to create a “just and lasting peace in the Middle East”.
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Trump urges Iran protesters to “take over”; global central bankers criticise Powell probe, and more
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