Orthodox Christians attend Holy Light in Jerusalem under police curbs
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Eleven killed in Russian strike, Ukraine rescue teams sift through wreckage
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France’s Macron signs contested pension law as unions plan more protests
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US bank giants ride rate rises, keep storm clouds at bay
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