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For this inspiring Ukrainian opera, the show must go on – underground

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With cruise ships comes pollution. European ports search for ways to clear the air.

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Exiled by war, Sudan’s women find freedom from female genital mutilation

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Israel is pressed on a Palestinian state. But it’s the ‘Trump card’ that matters.

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Amid starvation in Gaza, Israelis begin to question erratic food aid policy

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What makes Finland the ‘world’s happiest nation’? In a word, simplicity.

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Why Europe’s trade deal with the US is better than it seems

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Inflation has improved in Argentina. Why consumers don't feel a difference.

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Disaster relief volunteers in Japan are helping to entrench a culture of compassion

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As Thailand and Cambodia enter ceasefire, nationalist fervor lingers on both sides

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Wracked by drought, postwar Syria struggles to restore its agriculture

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Cambodia-Thailand conflict escalates, but monks and civilians provide refuge

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Taiwan recall vote defeated, preserving China-friendly lawmakers’ seats

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Global attention on Gaza hunger intensifies

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In California and in Poland, new laws for who belongs where

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Why deadly clashes in Druze province are so threatening to Syrian unity

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Should Israeli military defend Syrian Druze? Israel’s Druze are divided.

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Lesotho makes Trump’s polo shirts. He could destroy their garment industry.

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In Japan, too, voters want their country to be ‘great again’

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Syria’s Kurds want autonomy. Damascus wants unity. Can they find middle ground?

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