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A Gulf non-aggression pact could be the path forward
Oman is in a unique position to mediate talks on a security arrangement that could stabilise the region.
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Police storm Portugal housing protest camp
Dozens of officers, some accompanied by police dogs, moved into Rossio Square in Lisbon early on Sunday.
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Gaza doctors struggle with bereavement, overwork, trauma amid genocidal war
Doctors and nurses struggle to cope with the horrors they endured during the height of the Gaza war.
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Israel’s war on homes: From Hebron to Gaza and southern Lebanon
From Hebron to Gaza to southern Lebanon, Israel is tearing down homes, and, with them, families’ hopes of return.
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Serbia’s canopy collapse, two years on in a changed country
Two years after Novi Sad’s railway station canopy collapse, Serbia marks the second anniversary of the tragedy.
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No, France is not ‘burning’
It is merely witnessing another episode of unrest that – like many others in its history – has a violent…
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PHOTOS: Chief Sealth IHS celebrates football, cheer seniors at end of rough season
PHOTOS BY OLIVER HAMLIN FOR WEST SEATTLE BLOG Seneca Nguyen‘s two touchdowns were the few moments of the game for…
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France protests enter third week as police fire tear gas
Police used tear gas to disperse protesters as demonstrations entered a third week ahead in France.
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UN demands investigation after staffer’s death in Houthi custody in Yemen
Mohammad el-Shami had been held since June 2024, when he and many other UN and NGO workers were accused of…
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Roger’s cynical gift basket for El-Sayed on his birthday
Republican Michigan Senate candidate Mike Rogers mocked Democratic rival Abdul El-Sayed with a sarcastic gift basket.
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