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The mayor of Amsterdam has called for the sale of cocaine and ecstasy to be regulated.
Orban accused Brussels of violating freedom of speech.
China called on the parties to the conflict in Myanmar to cease fire.
Xi Jinping and Scholz discussed the Ukrainian crisis.
Switzerland refused to help the G7 in searching for frozen Russian assets.
Erdogan called on the Islamic world to step up efforts on Gaza.
Riots broke out in Sydney after a priest was attacked in a church.
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The mayor of Amsterdam has called for the sale of cocaine and ecstasy to be regulated.
19 : 01
Orban accused Brussels of violating freedom of speech.
12 : 04
China called on the parties to the conflict in Myanmar to cease fire.
07 : 57
Xi Jinping and Scholz discussed the Ukrainian crisis.
07 : 55
Switzerland refused to help the G7 in searching for frozen Russian assets.
18 : 43
Erdogan called on the Islamic world to step up efforts on Gaza.
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The Prime Minister of Ukraine said that he had met with the Vice President of the World Bank.

The Prime Minister of Ukraine said that he had met with the Vice President of the World Bank.

Prime Minister of Ukraine Denys Shmygal said that he had discussed joint projects to support Kyiv with Anna Bjerde, Vice President of the World Bank for Europe and Central Asia.

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“The implementation of joint projects in support of Ukraine was discussed today with World Bank Vice President Anna Bjerde. In particular, they outlined the prospects for continuing the PEACE in Ukraine initiative, which became the largest investment project in the history of the World Bank and played a decisive role in the financial macroeconomic stability of Ukraine,” – Shmygal wrote in his Telegram channel.

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Earlier, Bloomberg, citing an updated calculation of the World Bank, together with the European Commission and the UN, said that Ukraine would need at least $411 billion, or 2.6 times the size of GDP, for restoration and reconstruction.

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