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ZAGREB, 26 Oct (Hina) - The threat to global peace has grown to the highest levels since the end of the Second World War, and Europe needs unity to fend off imperialist influence following Russian's war of aggression against Ukraine, it was said at a conference of the Croatian Paneuropean Union in Split on Friday.
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