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Four Journalists Among Those Killed in Israeli Strikes in Gaza, Local Officials Say
Vladimir Putin making 'maximalist' demands to end Ukraine war, NATO ambassador says
South Korea's proposal to win over Trump: 'Make America Shipbuilding Great Again'
In $18 billion deal to buy JDE Peet’s, Keurig Dr Pepper unwinds a 2018 marriage between soda and coffee
American accused of offering sensitive information on US military to China indicted
Medvedev smashes racket after US Open match disrupted
Turkish authorities search for a Russian swimmer who went missing in cross-Bosphorus race
Cambodian lawmakers pass bill to revoke citizenship that critics call repressive
France Summons U.S. Ambassador Over Antisemitism Comments
Norway's leader is the latest to visit Ukraine as Trump weighs peace options
Netanyahu says Israel could withdraw from Lebanon if Hezbollah is disarmed
Inside the Cockpit of Ukraine's Secretive Unit Hunting Russian Drones
Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh mark anniversary of Myanmar exodus
UK migrant protests spark angry confrontations as government scrambles to respond
Climber dies trying to rescue injured woman from 24,000-foot mountain
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Expecting on the Front Lines: Motherhood in Ukraine’s Military
After about six months of trying — navigating appointments with fertility doctors around her limited leave — “it finally happened,” said Olena, who like other women interviewed for this article requested that only her first name be used for reasons of military protocol.
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The boss of SAP on Europe’s botched approach to digital sovereignty
This approach is based on the premise that owning the physical infrastructure is the key to independence. But anyone who believes that servers and processors alone will secure European sovereignty misunderstands the nature of global technological interdependence and overlooks Europe’s true digital strengths.
4 min read
How Russia is quietly trying to win over the world beyond the West
And what does this apparent creeping of media power in those regions mean in an age with a shifting world order? "[Countries outside the West are] very fertile territory intellectually, culturally, and ideologically [because of their] residual anti-American,
9 min read
Oscar-Nominated ‘Honeyland’ Director Takes Siberia-Set Documentary About Reindeer Herders to Venice Gap-Financing Market (EXCLUSIVE)
Two-time Oscar nominee Tamara Kotevska, whose latest feature premieres at the Venice Film Festival, is prepping a documentary set in Siberia.
6 min read
A Chinese E-Commerce Glut Is Meeting Resistance in Latin America
Governments from Mexico to Chile are starting to levy low-cost imports in a bid to protect local businesses from the glut coming out of China’s bloated factories. Spearheading the onslaught are Chinese e-commerce companies Temu,
7 min read
Your subway wasn’t built for this world
The infrastructure that powered the last century of urban life was not built for the one we’re in. Even the world’s newest subway systems are getting harsh lessons in the designs needed to survive an overheating Earth.
6 min read
Why Is Tetepare the South Pacific’s Largest Uninhabited Island?
Roughly two decades ago, a group of scientists embarked to Tetepare, a remote island in the southwestern corner of the Solomon Islands, to study its ecology. They knew that this particular island, whose evergreen hills rise from the choppy Pacific Ocean,
11 min read
How China Influences Elections in America’s Biggest City
The Chinese consulate in Manhattan has mobilized community groups to defeat candidates who don’t fall in line with the authoritarian state.
18 min read
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