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Trump reverses 2 decades of US ban on Israeli antinuke strikes

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Food rations in Africa are halved. Thousands are surviving on one meal a day.

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Civilians flee Ukraine’s Sumy region even as Russia faces huge losses

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In Johannesburg, a library sparks hope for the city’s future

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What Pakistan’s military gained from the conflict with India: Popularity

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Forget Europe, Russian travel agents say. How about a North Korean resort?

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Taiwanese rethink China travel as Beijing raises stakes for 'separatist' speech

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As Israel and Iran wage war, how vulnerable are their economies?

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A more inclusive G7 finds a way to work around US objections

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In the line of fire, Arab states urge Trump to deescalate Israel-Iran war

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In this Ukrainian workshop, ordinary cars become battlefield ambulances

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A 6-cents-a-day school in Nigeria turns students into strivers and problem-solvers

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Israelis were accustomed to missiles. This was ‘entirely different.’

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‘What is this smoke, Mom?’ A Tehran schoolgirl discovers war.

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Mexico’s justice system is transformed. But does it hurt or help democracy?

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‘Someone is watching’: Foreign students clean up social posts amid visa crackdowns

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‘It’s the Mona Lisa moan out here.’ The Louvre shuts, leaving thousands waiting.

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Citizen projects tear up pavement for plants, and keep solar panels going

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As G7 host, Canada sees chance to forge a path untangled from US

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In Gaza, Palestinians wonder: Is it worth braving bullets to find food?

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