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International review provides no new information

By , based on Businessday

International review provides no new information

This review covers several international issues, including Donald Trump’s support for Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of the Israeli elections, which had already been reported in an earlier publication. It also mentions riots in France, without providing a sufficiently detailed new toll or decision here.

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