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Bangladesh ousted an autocrat in 2024. Can it pull off a democratic reset now?

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The Ilia Malinin dilemma: Are tricks trumping artistry at the Winter Olympics?

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‘Day of disruption’: Soaring violent crime pushes Israeli Arabs to mobilize

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Pressed on politics, some US Olympians find refuge in Games’ unifying ideals

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Brazil’s Lula is on the left. So, how has he avoided Trump’s scorn?

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Japanese prime minister's party wins supermajority in snap election

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As ever, even in heartbreaking crash, Lindsey Vonn showed grit

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Gaza’s border with Egypt reopens, but returnees face a long ordeal

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Epstein fallout in Europe contrasts muted reaction in US

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Bad Bunny takes the stage at the Super Bowl. He faces a polarized America.

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Opening ceremony: Italy welcomes the world with ‘courage, empathy, and heart’

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Why Japan’s prime minister is gambling with snap elections

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A weakened Iran and a flexing America maneuver in run-up to pivotal talks

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Why the 2026 Milan Cortina Games won’t look like any that have come before

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US Olympians see more than a divided America. They see unity, love, and hope.

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With US-Russia nuclear arms pact expiring, new players like China pose challenges

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2026 Winter Olympics are set to soar. Here are the faces to watch.

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As global trade splinters, India finds leverage

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In eastern Ukraine’s bitter cold, troops try to halt relentless Russian advance

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Venezuela hopes oil revival will ease economic woes. People want political change, too.

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