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The Guardian's front page features major stories on international relations and politics, including Donald Trump's deal on Russian diesel and China's agreement to reduce hybrid car exports to the EU. Other prominent stories include an update on the Havana syndrome mystery and a report on fighting…
President Zelenskyy expresses anger as Donald Trump announces a deal to purchase Russian diesel, a move intended to lower US fuel prices but which risks escalating tensions with Ukraine and NATO allies.
Beijing has agreed with Brussels to cut its hybrid car exports to the European Union by more than half over four years, a deal aimed at averting a trade war and protecting European jobs.
The mystery surrounding Havana syndrome, a condition affecting US diplomats and intelligence officials, continues to persist, with new insights suggesting the unexplained symptoms are not fading.
French politicians are navigating a difficult path between responding to public protests and addressing concerns from financial markets.
A figure involved in combating the far right discusses the complex question of engaging with controversial personalities like Tommy Robinson.
A commentary or opinion piece describes the situation in Gaza as a profound moral failing.
The US president expresses displeasure over not receiving a Nobel peace prize nomination and criticizes Norway.
The leader of a political group, referred to as the 'Cockroach' party, has been detained at an airport amidst large youth protests in Delhi.
