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In a region coveted by Putin, how one targeted city carries on

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Europe wants Germany to arm up. But do Germans want to take up arms?

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Why Netanyahu has not reined in surging West Bank settler violence

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In the Himalayas, local ‘astro-ambassadors’ help protect India’s first dark-sky reserve

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Trump disparages Somalia. But it is key to US counterterrorism efforts.

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This Pennsylvania boutique keeps foster children clothed in kindness

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As joyful Syrians celebrate Liberation Day, their glass is half full

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Trump’s new national security strategy treats longtime allies as threats

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Netanyahu says second phase of Gaza ceasefire soon to begin

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To project power, and disarm Hezbollah, Lebanese state needs guns and butter

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Russia launches drone and missile attack on Ukraine amid talks

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Japan’s new PM promised to ‘work, work, work.’ For some, that’s now a red flag.

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Most Pakistanis can’t afford a PlayStation. How did they get so good at Tekken?

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Warily watching US-Russia talks, Ukrainians vow not to surrender

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With shuttle diplomacy, Trump echoes Kissinger. Sort of.

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Old friends Putin and Modi meet to do a deal, as Trump leans on both

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This Senegalese town has Christians, Muslims, and ‘only one God’

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As Israel keeps striking, Lebanese grapple with a ceasefire that isn’t

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Why Trump vows to pardon a Honduran drug trafficker, but threatens war elsewhere

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Seeking minerals, Trump tries dealmaking and peacemaking

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