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            <title>Serbia&apos;s Prized Chinese Tire Factory Faces US Blockade Amid Forced Labor Concerns</title>
            <description>The United States has banned imports of tires from a Chinese-owned factory in Serbia, citing evidence of forced labor. Former workers and local NGOs say the decision follows years of unresolved allegations involving migrant labor at the plant.</description>
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            <title>Oasis Or Training Camp? The Serbian Resort Where Russia Allegedly Plotted Unrest In Moldova</title>
            <description>Moldovan police video showed men in combat gear wielding automatic rifles at a complex in Serbia. When RFE/RL’s Balkan Service visited this week, it found donkeys grazing next to rustic thatched huts – and was refused access to the site.</description>
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            <pubDate>Sun, 12 Oct 2025 09:10:34 +0200</pubDate>
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            <title>RFE/RL Fact Check: Recycled Videos And Photos Fuel Iran&apos;s Propaganda In Coverage Of Conflict With Israel</title>
            <description>Iranian state media has reused old videos and images — from Russian missile launches to Pakistani drone photos — to falsely portray them as scenes from the current conflict with Israel, fueling misleading narratives across TV and social platforms.</description>
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