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Israel has long weighed bombing Iran’s nuclear sites. Why it struck now.

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How bird poachers in Indonesia turned their town into a perch for birders

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Israeli strikes leave Iran few security options

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Trump hopes to buy rare earths from Africa even as he cuts aid

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‘I always felt very protected there’: Austria grapples with rare school shooting

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No country recognizes Somaliland’s independence. Why the US might.

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For divided and threatened Druze, what role in peaceful Syrian future?

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Why London’s hot ticket is a sing-along of school assembly hymns

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Colombia made strides toward peace. Senator’s shooting underscores challenges ahead.

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The surprising resilience of a smiling salamander and some old buried seeds

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This judge grew up with nothing. Now he makes sure that children have books.

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Their parties were fierce rivals. Now they rule South Africa together.

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Israel retrieves body of Thai hostage. 95 people reported killed in Gaza offensive.

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With Lee’s election, South Korea returns to ‘pragmatic’ diplomacy

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As US aid dries up, Zimbabweans find new solutions to store water

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Lawrence of Arabia bombed the Hejaz Railway. Syria wants it to run again.

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Why El Salvador’s Bukele is doubling down on repression

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Trump’s pivot to Asia is a turn away from Europe

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Māori lawmakers performed Haka in the New Zealand parliament. Now they are suspended.

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Lee won South Korea elections, but concerns over his integrity narrowed the race

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