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‘We just want to live.’ Syrian farmers pay the price for Israeli power play.

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Bangladeshis drove a people-power movement. Not all people won.

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Students toppled a dictator. Now they must help remake Bangladesh.

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In Mideast, Trump finds his comfort zone: Business first, then policy

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In newly unstable world, some US allies ponder going nuclear

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While US pushes peace, Ukrainian troops focus on keeping their country free

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If US ends sanctions on Russia, will Russia welcome back US businesses?

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As Trump visits Mideast, Netanyahu’s government is wary of surprises

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Kurdish militants say they’ll disarm in favor of politics. Will Turkey respond?

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Their teachers beat them, and no one helped. Now they’re seeking justice.

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South Africa’s ‘soccer grannies’ take the field for kicks and camaraderie

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The right to be a society apart, in Ecuador and South Africa

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Are Germany’s moves against far-right party a model, or cautionary tale?

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‘Sold ... a dream’: Young Senegalese sour on the president they chose

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US Trade Representative Greer says US and China to roll back most tariffs

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Hamas says Edan Alexander, last live American hostage in Gaza, to be released

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India and Pakistan agree to a fragile ceasefire, then explosions rattle Kashmir

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Long the ‘factory of the world,’ China is now experiencing its own ‘China shock’

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Could US students help solve Florence’s tourist problem?

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Centrists’ only weapon against the far right: Good government

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