Luxembourg is set to recognize the state of Palestine later this month, according to a report by POLITICO. This decision will position Luxembourg alongside France and Belgium, both of which have previously acknowledged Palestinian statehood.
This recognition is part of a broader trend among European nations regarding the Palestinian state. The move reflects ongoing discussions and developments in international relations concerning Palestine.
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