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By building a bridge to Detroit, Canada eyes a future less dependent on US

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Why I love the Winter Olympics

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An Olympic spirit of discipline

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Casting disappointed gazes, Cape Town ‘aunties’ patrol gang strongholds

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Gaza’s Rafah crossing prepares for partial opening

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Why Myanmar’s ‘smokescreen’ elections could still matter

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US immigration crackdown has Europeans rethinking ‘America’

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The toppling of General Zhang is ‘a Shakespearean moment’ for China

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As US forces build in Middle East, Trump and Iran are locked in a staredown

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A US-backed Israel-Syria deal seems close. Why Israel has lingering concerns.

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‘In this Venezuela’: US strike opens new chapter for country familiar with revolution

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The Children’s Symphony Orchestra of Brazzaville is an ode to joy

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For Pakistanis united on Gaza, joining Trump’s Board of Peace feels like betrayal

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As foreign aid wanes, Haitians look to local solutions for gangs and poverty

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A decade after lifting one-child policy, China struggles to boost population

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After thousands died in crackdown, Iran is trying to change the narrative

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Syria’s army is dimming Kurds’ dreams of autonomy, as the US looks on

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Soggy tents, freezing children: Harsh winter taking a toll on Gaza

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At Davos, a loss of trust was evident. Can NATO survive Greenland dispute?

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As China’s retirement age rises, ‘perceptions of unfairness’ grow

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