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Can independent news outlets in Ukraine survive loss of USAID funding?

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Kashmiris leverage social media to revive a language on the brink of extinction

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What a president’s party split means for anti-corruption fight in Guatemala

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Borders divided this West African community. Soccer is reuniting it.

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Despite Trump's ultimatum, Russia maintains Ukraine goals

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South Korea ex-President Yoon indicted on additional criminal charges

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‘It’s everyone’s business.’ In Finland, national security is a shared responsibility.

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How the soaring cost of rice is shaping a high-stakes election in Japan

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In Gaza, anti-Hamas gangs seen as imperiling food aid and public order

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40 years after Live Aid, the world is experiencing a compassion gap

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As Armenia seeks peace with old foes abroad, civil unrest grows at home

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As foreign money gentrifies Mexico’s capital, locals ask: Whose city is it?

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‘Green time’ over screen time: The Greenagers group gets youths to love the outdoors

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In Kenya, humanitarian workers ponder life after USAID

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Germany’s trains are running late. It’s become a national crisis.

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South Koreans rush for one last look inside Seoul’s storied Blue House

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Facing waves of Russian drones, Ukraine’s defenders fight frustration

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In Syria, unexploded ordnance prolongs the casualties of an ended war

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Why is Russia hitting Kharkiv dairies? One Ukrainian theory: Envy.

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How to handle far-right politics? Finland has some suggestions.

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