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Nigeria is Africa's biggest oil producer. Its citizens eye a different future.

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Why Netanyahu had to say ‘yes’ to Trump’s ceasefire plan for Gaza

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Conservative hardliner Sanae Takaichi elected to lead Japan's ruling party

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Israeli bombing in Gaza subsides amid push for U.S.-backed deal

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Trump says Hamas ready for peace, urges Israel to halt bombing Gaza

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First Nepal, then Madagascar, now Morocco. Gen Z puts pressure on governments.

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In Boko Haram’s shadow, a Nigerian perfume-making tradition lives on

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In long-welcoming Ireland, racist violence rears its head

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Near the front, more Ukrainian civilians flee Russia’s scorched-earth tactics

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Can resource-rich countries go green? Colombia’s trying to find out.

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A former businessman fosters dialogue with Haitian gang leaders to curb unrest

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As Gazans weigh Trump plan, what’s missing is a say in their future

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India, China look to be partners amid US tariff turmoil

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Liberia’s government wants to ban FGM. Many of its women don’t.

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Jobs at stake as major US-Africa trade deal set to expire

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Netanyahu bends to Trump on Gaza, but disarming Hamas remains a hurdle

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Hyundai raid in Georgia tests respect at the heart of US-Korea relations

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Two boys died after they ran from police. 20 years later, this Paris suburb is still healing.

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Seeking growth, Buddhist Bhutan experiments with ‘mindful capitalism’

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How to create affordable housing for more people, and make a whole city a sponge

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