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Earthquakes kill over 2,000 in Afghanistan
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UN lifts sanctions against Syria’s al-Sharaa before historic White House visit
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Finland PM says Europe is ‘not strong enough’, blasts the EU and Germany for cosying up to Putin and warns against depending on authoritarian states such as China
Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin on Friday offered a ‘brutally honest’ assessment of Europe’s defence capabilities, stating bluntly that ‘we’re not strong enough’ to stand up to Moscow alone before warning against dependence on China. ‘We should make sure that we are stronger,’ Marin said in Sydney on Friday, before adding: ‘I’ll be brutally honest…


