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British billionaire sells most expensive house ever for over 300 million euros

British billionaire sells most expensive house ever for over 300 million euros

British billionaire Nick Candy has sold his property for approximately 309 million euros (270 million pounds), setting a record for the most expensive home ever sold. The transaction was reported by Bloomberg as the highest price ever paid for a single residence.

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The Dutch cabinet has reached an agreement to allocate an additional 328 million euros for emergency and development aid this year. Minister Sjoerd Sjoerdsma brokered the deal with the GroenLinks-PvdA opposition to secure necessary support for the budget in the Senate.

Ferry Doedens appeals fine: 'Still need to figure something out'

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Hungary and Ukraine reach agreement on diaspora rights

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Cabinet reaches agreement with GL-PvdA on extra aid funding

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New coalition: 'We are not going to put up billboards with what we have achieved'

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