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Why Latin America’s authoritarian leaders lean into Christmas

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Discovering God in Hamas tunnels, hostages led a national trend

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In Lebanon, Hezbollah’s true believers are battered, yes, but unbowed

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With Russia looming, Europe tries to beef up its youth military service

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Amid destruction, a determination to live

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That moment when everything just clicks

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Getting ‘the shot’ when there’s no do-over

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A spotlight on grace under pressure

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Europe’s challenge: Curb migration while preserving liberal identity

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Gaza families wait ... and wait for answers about missing loved ones

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Australia was a haven for generations of Jews. Now, they wonder about the future.

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Partners in empathy: Indian nonprofit educates travel firms to combat elephant abuse

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Among palm trees and luxury malls, China launches an ambitious experiment

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Attack on US forces in Syria tests anti-ISIS mission and warming ties

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Many Senegalese are braving dangerous seas to get to Europe. Can they be convinced to stay?

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‘Finding a window of hope’: Lebanon’s community holds strong amid ceasefire

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‘Zootopia 2’ is doing very well in the US. It’s breaking records in China.

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Young Senegalese challenge their country to think – and buy – local

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Letter from Paris: France weighs an end to its four-day school week

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As US seizes oil tanker, Venezuelans focus on daily survival

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