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Canada 'continues to monitor' U.S. boat strikes in Caribbean as questions swirl and allies squirm
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Zelenskyy, buoyed by European allies, ready to present revised peace plan to U.S.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Ukraine and its European partners will soon be ready to present to the U.S. "refined documents" on a peace plan to end the nearly four-year war with Russia, though it is not yet clear how amenable Washington will be to the changes.
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U.S. judge allows release of Ghislaine Maxwell grand jury documents in Epstein case

A U.S. judge on Tuesday cleared the Justice Department to release grand jury documents in the criminal case against Jeffrey Epstein associate Ghislaine Maxwell, who is in prison for sex trafficking underage girls with the deceased financier.
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Lithuania declares national emergency over balloons entering airspace from Belarus

Lithuania's government on Tuesday declared a national emergency over security risks posed by meteorological balloons sent from Russia-allied Belarus that have violated its airspace in recent weeks, while the Belarusian leader called for negotiations on border tensions and said his country "does not need war."
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Japan leads the world in responding to earthquakes. Here's why