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Can the US and Iran close off the Strait of Hormuz? What international law says.

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Cameroon’s separatist conflict drove pro soccer teams out. Why they’re back.

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Hungary election points to Trump’s waning influence in Europe

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Hormuz workarounds and arms deals: Gulf states seek to ‘Iran-proof’ their future

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In Bangladesh, an ancient art form weaves new opportunities

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How fired USAID staffers are keeping the agency’s work going

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After 3 years of war, Sudanese civilians pay the price

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On a question of morality, the US and Canada are oceans apart. Why?

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For many Taiwanese, an opposition leader’s rare trip to China hit the wrong notes

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In Iran war, ‘the enemy of my enemy’ isn’t moving Gulf Arabs closer to Israel

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Hungary elections: A wake-up call to the resilience of democracy?

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Hungary election results echo worldwide after Viktor Orbán ousted

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Trump says U.S. will begin Strait of Hormuz blockade

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US and Iranian leaders meet in Pakistan amid fragile ceasefire

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‘We haven’t finished the job.’ Israelis question ceasefire

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Fear, confusion, distrust: In Mideast, hopes are dim ahead of US-Iran talks

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On eve of election, Hungary takes a hard look at Orbán’s ‘illiberal democracy’

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After nine presidents in 10 years, Peruvians wearily head to the polls

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In Pakistan, can the US and Iran chart a new path to peace?

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After weeks of war, Israel and Lebanon head toward peace talks

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