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Portugal confirms it will recognise Palestinian state

Portugal confirms it will recognise Palestinian state

Portugal has announced that it will recognize the state of Palestine, joining a growing list of countries that have taken this step. This decision comes as world leaders prepare to gather at the UN General Assembly next week, where it is expected that several other nations, including France and the UK, will also announce their recognition of a Palestinian state. The move by Portugal is seen as a significant diplomatic development, as it reflects the growing international support for the Palestinian cause and the push for a resolution to the long-standing conflict in the region. The recognition of a Palestinian state is a complex and controversial issue, with supporters arguing that it is a necessary step towards achieving a just and lasting peace, while critics contend that it could further complicate the already delicate political landscape.

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