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A controversial candidate in Romania drops out. What does that mean for populists?

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Despite lingering taboos, more Filipinas are choosing to be child-free

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How to plant a city tree, and where timber beats steel for buildings

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This Nigerian nonprofit brings former foes together through the power of storytelling

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Canada welcomes King Charles III after Trump's 51st state threats

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Chinese and Indonesian leaders promise deeper cooperation amid US trade war

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Israel may change strategy on Gaza aid as concern over hunger crisis mounts

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Across Arab Mideast, a new alignment rises: An axis of cooperation

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From El Salvador to Honduras, why authoritarians gain from USAID cuts

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The UK and EU have cut a deal. Is it the start of post-Brexit European unity?

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President Trump, Pope Leo: 2 Americans, 2 worldviews

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As sanctions fall, long-suppressed Syrian economy is poised to take off

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Cannes debuts something different: Lower tolerance for sexual violence

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Goals of Israel’s renewed Gaza offensive are unclear, even to Israelis

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How Indigenous groups in Brazil are using virtual reality to reclaim their stories

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How independence helps caregivers on the job and Indigenous people in Colombia

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Two brothers use mangoes to help break the hunger cycle in a Ugandan village

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What makes a ‘good’ madrassa? Pakistan’s Islamic boarding schools under scrutiny.

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He used to rob people on Nairobi’s streets. Now he shows them to tourists.

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Israel launches a new military operation in Gaza after Trump leaves Middle East

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