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How will Europe defend itself? 3 ways Trump is forcing the continent to adapt.

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India’s census delay brings new life to an old debate: Is it moral to count caste?

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U.K. pledges new funding for Ukrainian air defense

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Deserts and dollars: Where news gathering, and fossils, need support

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Near Gaza, Israeli communities ravaged on Oct. 7 refocus on rebirth

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Amid war’s ruins, a family grapples with young son’s hunger to learn

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Why rich oil reserves are a mixed blessing for Ugandans

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In Europe, Trump’s overture to Putin sets off ‘appeasement’ alarm

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Who will end government corruption? In Serbia, it may be the students.

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In Yemen, activists seek to restore rubble-strewn sanctuary for migrating birds

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China eyes opportunities as US scales back humanitarian aid

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As its trust in US ebbs, Europe takes hard look at more defense spending

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For Syria’s religious minorities, new freedoms, yet lingering insecurity

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German centrists hold the line against right-wing populists – barely

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How our actions affect others – from driving more safely to making art

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Once-occupied Ukraine towns try to stay defiant amid fear over Russia gains

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Washington adopts a Zimbabwe innovation: Grannies offering park-bench therapy

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What’s next for the Gaza ceasefire? Netanyahu pressed from all sides.

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Trump-Putin summit prospect brings Moscow in from the cold

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Germany’s ‘firewall’ against populism has held so far. Sunday will be its biggest test.

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