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Nigeria opposition to appeal verdict upholding Tinubu presidential win
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Russia says US supply of depleted uranium weapons to Ukraine is ‘criminal’
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Japan makes record defence spending request amid tension with China
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Nebraska sets attendance world record for women’s event at 92 003
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