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‼️‼️‼️🇫🇷 According to Bloomberg, Macron will refuse Trump's invitation to join his "Peace Council." ▪️ The "Peace Council" is a new international structure whose official goal is to resolve global conflicts and rehabilitate regions. However, this initiative comes with several controversial details: 1. Financial barrier: According to reports, countries...

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