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Russia’s Supreme Court bars last anti-war party from elections
Recent polls showed the liberal-leaning Yabloko could have won seats in the parliamentary elections next month.
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Chaos at Spain’s border underscores how migrant flows can be weaponized
By Anthony Faiola, Ellen Francis, Dalila Olmo López and Beatriz RíosROME — When more than 70,000 migrants rushed into…
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Netanyahu rejects Trump-backed Gaza plan for Hamas to disarm, Israel to withdraw
By Lior Soroka and Sammy WestfallTEL AVIV — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected a U.S.-backed plan…
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Iran says deal with Oman is close — but its demands leave Hormuz opening uncertain
By Amy B Wang and Mohamad El ChamaaIranian officials said Saturday they were close to reaching an agreement with Oman…
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7 killed and more than 30 injured in Thailand school shooting
A 14-year-old student carried out a shooting in Thailand, killing seven people and injuring more than 30. The attacker…
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On Hiroshima anniversary, Japan’s premier shifts tone on nuclear policy
Ultraconservative Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi left a subtle opening in remarks Thursday for rethinking Japan’s…
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Iran says Hormuz deal with Oman won’t fully reopen strait
By Susannah GeorgeWhile Iran and Oman appear to be nearing an agreement to manage traffic through the Strait of…
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Israel’s killing of journalist Amal Khalil was a war crime, rights group says
Human Rights Watch has determined that Israel committed a war crime when it killed journalist Amal Khalil in an…
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Ukraine fails to stop any missiles overnight, after Zelensky says no interceptors remain
By Kostiantyn Khudov and David L. SternKYIV — Ukrainian forces failed to shoot down a single Russian missile early…
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Trump administration cancels Brazilian ambassador’s visa in tit-for-tat
By Karen DeYoung and Marina DiasThe Trump administration revoked the visa of Brazil’s ambassador to Washington, the…
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Trump keeps making threats. Washington and the world have stopped flinching.
By Steve Hendrix and Anthony FaiolaLONDON — When President Donald Trump strode into the Rose Garden in April 2025…
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Boris Nadezhdin, anti-war candidate in Russia, flees to France
Nadezhdin was prohibited from running in parliamentary elections in September. He posted a video from Paris, saying,…
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Russia hits Ukraine with second ballistic missile assault in a week
Russia has launched its second ballistic missile assault on Ukraine in a week, resulting in significant damage and…
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U.S. general warns Pentagon he lacks sufficient forces to protect Israel
A shortage of Navy destroyers, used to defend against Iranian ballistic missile attacks, will force the head of U.S.…
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Migrants overrun a Spanish outpost, stirring White House outrage
By Anthony Faiola and Imogen PiperROME — The sudden arrival of a massive group of migrants at a Spanish exclave in…
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How the U.S. war with Iran is widening inequality in Africa
How the U.S. war with Iran is widening inequality in AfricaBy Rachel Chason, Rael Ombuor and Carmen Yasmine Abd…
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Death of 15 elephants in Kenyan national park sparks outrage, investigation
The unexplained deaths over the past month have raised fears of poisoning.
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Saudi Arabia joins U.S. military strikes on Iranian proxies
By Tara Copp, Alex Horton, Ellen Francis and Susannah GeorgePresident Donald Trump threatened Wednesday to hit Iran…
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Powerful earthquake strikes southern Japan, causing destruction
There are reports of at least one fatality after the 7.1-magnitude quake on the island of Kyushu. Nearly 50,000 homes…
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In China, sober-curious young people challenge a tradition of heavy drinking
Alcohol has been a fixture of professional and social life in China for decades, but a new generation is resisting…
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Russia closes window for dissent as Ukraine’s attacks stir public dismay
Moscow is coming under increasing pressure over Kyiv’s relentless drone strikes. Ukraine’s president is due to meet in…
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Zelensky is first foreign leader to visit Burnham, U.K.’s new prime minister
By Steve HendrixLONDON — Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky met Andy Burnham, the United Kingdom’s new prime…
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67 boat strikes. 221 dead. The cocaine hasn’t slowed, officials report.
By Alex Horton, Terrence McCoy, Samantha Schmidt and Dylan MoriartyThe Trump administration’s deadly military strikes…
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See what it’s like to use a North Korean smartphone under Kim Jong Un
The Washington Post examined two North Korean smartphones to illustrate everyday life under Kim Jong Un’s regime.…
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Houthis claim attack on Saudi oil refinery as Iran war widens to Red Sea
By Mohamad El ChamaaBEIRUT — Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthi rebels claimed responsibility for attacks on Saudi oil…
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Trump swings back toward diplomacy in escalating war with Iran
By Michael BirnbaumPresident Donald Trump leaned hard on Friday into what he said were negotiations with Iranian…
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Mali’s government does not rule out U.S. military intervention
By Rachel Chason and John HudsonDAKAR, Senegal — Mali’s government on Thursday acknowledged a report indicating that…
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Why Japan is creating its first modern spy agency since World War II
President Donald Trump’s push for Japanese self-reliance aligns with the long-standing desire of conservatives in…
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House passes measure to restrain Trump on Iran
The U.S. House of Representatives approved a measure aimed at curbing the conflict in Iran on Thursday. The…
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Trump adds condition to nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia, throwing pact into doubt
President Donald Trump announced that Saudi Arabia must normalize relations with Israel to obtain U.S. nuclear…
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Pentagon names troops killed in Jordan as U.S.-Iran attacks widen
The Pentagon released the names of U.S. service members killed in Jordan as the conflict with Iran expands. Over the…
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Ukraine’s drones are spoiling Putin’s vision for Crimea
Ukraine's drones are disrupting Putin's plans for Crimea, causing concerns for tourists and locals alike. A…
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U.S. singer Oliver Tree among six killed in helicopter crash in Brazil
Inside the helicopter that carried Tree, 32, were four other passengers, all of whom were also killed. The pilot of…
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Israel and Lebanon renew ceasefire deal without Hezbollah, a main combatant
“We have given no commitment to anyone,” the Iranian-backed militant group's leader said after Israel and Lebanon…
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U.S. and intelligence allies issue rare joint warning about China
Nations in the Five Eyes intelligence partnership warned that fake profiles and job offers are targeting military…
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Ukraine hits oil refinery as Russia opens St. Petersburg economic forum
By Mary IlyushinaHours before Russian President Vladimir Putin’s flagship economic forum opened Wednesday in his…
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Drone attack damages Kuwait airport as U.S.-Iran strikes widen
By Victoria CrawThe United States and Iran traded strikes overnight in one of the most intense bouts of conflict since…
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Some Iranians abroad say they’d fight for the regime. Others want to topple it.
By Mustafa Salim and Lorenzo TugnoliKHABAT, Iraq — On a dirt road strewn with shattered concrete, Jalal Rashidi bent…
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Cats could help scientists better understand human cancer, study says
By Kyle MelnickLouise van der Weyden is a dog person. But as a scientist who studies cancer in animals, she has turned…
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A court in Kenya blocks U.S. plan to quarantine Ebola patients
Sun and Adam TaylorNAIROBI — A Kenyan court Friday suspended a Trump administration plan to establish a makeshift…
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After a brutal winter, Ukraine’s drones are breaking Russian defenses
By Steve Hendrix and Serhii KorolchukDONETSK OBLAST, Ukraine — As a fifth summer fighting season begins in Russia’s…
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Contagion of conspiracy theories makes Ebola epidemic harder to contain
By Rael Ombuor, Rachel Chason and Lauren WeberNAIROBI — As a deadly outbreak of Ebola spreads through the eastern…
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Lebanon ceasefire falters as Trump pushes for Iran deal
By Sammy Westfall, Mohamad El Chamaa, Suzan Haidamous, Lior Soroka and Susannah GeorgeFighting between Israel and…
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To repair ties with India, Rubio leans into pageantry
By John HudsonNEW DELHI — In the span of four days, Secretary of State Marco Rubio lit prayer candles with the nuns of…
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Fearing China and an erratic U.S., Japan draws nearer to South Korea
By Michelle Ye Hee Lee, Lyric Li and Chie TanakaSEOUL — As China shows greater willingness to strong-arm its neighbors…
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U.S. renews strikes on Iran, citing threats posed to American troops
The attacks prompted Tehran to warn that it would “leave no act of hostility unanswered,” complicating negotiations to…
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As new Iran deal faces sharp criticism, Trump seeks to widen Abraham Accords
By Sammy Westfall and John HudsonIn the latest twist to his bid to end the war against Iran, President Donald Trump on…
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Russia’s overnight barrage on Ukraine includes use of powerful Oreshnik missile
Stern, Kostiantyn Khudov and Catherine BeltonKYIV — Russia pounded Ukraine in one of its biggest overnight aerial…
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Africa is Catholicism’s future, but Pentecostal churches are growing faster
By Rachel Chason and Anthony FaiolaLUANDA, Angola — Christianity is flourishing in Africa.
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