The Wednesday Standstill: Sri Lankas Plan to Survive
On Monday morning, the streets of Colombo were really quiet. There were lines of cars…
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The Kabul Massacre: When Hospitals Become Battlegrounds and Diplomacy Reaches a Breaking Point
The image of a drug rehabilitation center, a place meant for healing and helping people…
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The pictures on our screens. Broken apartment buildings, tired families hiding in subway stations, and…
French Politics at a Crossroads: Far-Left and Far-Right Pressure Mainstream Parties
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The sentencing of French businessman Martin Ryan to ten years in an Azerbaijani maximum-security prison…
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Officials fear that dozens of people have died. Injured after an airstrike hit a drug…
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Dyslexia Debate: Trump Criticizes Gavin Newsom Over Learning Disability
Former United States President Donald Trump has caused a problem with something he said. He…
Kouri Richins Found Guilty of Murdering Husband After Writing Children’s Grief
A Utah jury found Kouri Richins guilty of murdering her husband, Eric Richins, despite her…
Railcards Checks Trial: New Rules to Prevent Ticket Fraud from April
Train passengers who use railcards might soon have to go through checks when they buy…