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'Win war first, then rebuild,' say Ukrainians in shattered Bucha
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The U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday curtailed the Environmental Protection Agency's ability to restrict greenhouse gas emissions from power plants in a 6-3 ruling that some legal experts said would more broadly curb the federal government's regulatory power.
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Mucky Business: Thai Prisoners Clean Bangkok Sewers After Pandemic Delay
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For Some Ukrainians, War Forces Dramatic Career Changes
For some Ukrainians, war forces dramatic career changes
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Americans Look North And South For Abortion Access In Post-Roe World
Some Americans without access to safe local abortions in the wake of the Supreme Court ruling are looking to the country's northern and southern neighbors for access to reproductive care.
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Watching workers poke avocados from the treetops in an orchard owned by Kenyan agriculture firm Kakuzi, managing director Chris Flowers revels in the thought some might soon go to the crown jewel of emerging consumer markets: China.
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Bunkers, Barricades For Showcase Hindu Pilgrimage In Indian Kashmir
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Del Vecchio Rose From Poverty To Billions By Adding Style To Spectacles
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Spain Turns To Africa, Lobbies NATO, Allies Over Ukraine-driven Migration
Spain is shifting its foreign policy towards Africa while lobbying the EU and NATO for support to address migration from the continent, aggravated by the Ukraine invasion, two senior government officials and two diplomatic sources told Reuters.
In Colorado And Elsewhere, 2020 Election Deniers Seek Top Voting Offices
Tina Peters, an election official in western Colorado, has been indicted for election tampering and barred by a judge from overseeing voting in her home county this year.
Frustration And Hope: The African Migrants In Limbo In Rwanda
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How Ukrainian Defenders Left Sievierodonetsk In Boats Under Cover Of Night
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Togo Sees Commonwealth Entry As Pivot To English-speaking World
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In Ukraine, War Raises Spectre Of Devastating Stalin-era Famine
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Commonwealth's Royal Succession Stirs Unease Among Caribbean Members
Commonwealth leaders settled in 2018 that Britain's Prince Charles should succeed his mother Queen Elizabeth as head of the organisation, but as they gathered again in Rwanda some Caribbean member states were not at ease with the decision.
S.Korean Leader's Informal Media Events Are A Break With Tradition
South Korean leader Yoon Suk-yeol has departed from years of tradition by holding informal daily media events to field questions on topics ranging from inflation and ties with neighbouring North Korea to the first lady and even boyband BTS.
Ousted Myanmar Leader Suu Kyi's Solitary Confinement: What We Know
Ousted Myanmar leader Suu Kyi's solitary confinement: what we know
African Economies See Reasons For Optimism Despite Crises
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In The Tunnels Of Azovstal, Traces Of Ukraine's Resistance
In the tunnels of Azovstal, traces of Ukraine's resistance
China's '618' Shopping Festival To Test COVID-hit Shoppers' Urge To Splurge
China is set to get a picture of how the country's zero-COVID-19 policy and slowing economy have impacted shoppers' urge to splurge, as e-commerce platforms gear up to report takings from the mid-year "618" shopping festival this weekend.
Concerts And Catwalks Return To Venezuela, But Only For Those With Cash
Venezuelan pop and reggaeton fans able to pay the equivalent of the country's monthly minimum wage for a concert ticket are filling venues for the first time in over seven years to see their favorite national and international artists.
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