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Zelensky says US wants Ukraine to withdraw from Donbas and create a "free economic zone"

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The US is proposing that Ukraine withdraw troops from Donbas and turn it into a "free economic zone," but Zelenskyy says this is without guarantees that Russia will not immediately invade it.

Kiev has sent its own counterproposal and negotiations continue, while Trump is exerting great pressure for a deal.

Meanwhile, fears are growing in Europe that peace is only coming through painful compromises, but key EU leaders insist that only Ukraine can decide about its territory.

Swiss Eurovision champion returns winner's trophy in protest over Israel's involvement

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Swiss singer Nemo, winner of Eurovision 2024, has decided to return the trophy to the organizers in protest against Israel's being allowed to participate in the contest, saying it contradicts the values ??of unity and dignity.

Five countries, Spain, Ireland, Slovenia, the Netherlands and Iceland, have already announced a boycott of Eurovision 2026, deepening the crisis surrounding the contest.

This tension comes amid international accusations over Israel's offensive in Gaza and ongoing debates over politics in a competition that aims to remain simply a music celebration.

Trump increases sanctions on Venezuela, Maduro criticizes "new era of piracy"

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The US has increased pressure on Venezuela's authoritarian president, Nicolás Maduro, by imposing new sanctions and confiscating a supertanker.

Maduro called the action "maritime piracy," as tensions rise and there is concern in the US that Trump is pushing the situation towards open conflict.

Meanwhile, several neighboring countries have signaled that they may offer Maduro asylum if he leaves power.

FIFA accused of 'monumental betrayal' over 'extortionate' ticket prices

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Ticket prices for the 2026 World Cup have sparked outrage among fans, as new lists show figures much higher than FIFA's initial promises, with tickets going for over $8,000.

The fans' organization FSE called these prices "extortionate" and a "monumental betrayal", demanding the immediate suspension of sales.

Meanwhile, FIFA launched the third phase of ticket applications through a random draw, but fans have no guarantee that they will get the matches they want.

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