Sawt Falasteen - EU: Low interest rates and food challenges

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EU: Low interest rates and food challenges

The European Central Bank's "historic" interest rate cut and the European Union's food challenges - both in agricultural production and food waste - are this week's top topics.

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Danke Ukraine, Thanks Ukraine, Gracias Ucrania, Merci l'Ukraine

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