Tens of thousands of Palestinians return to north Gaza as Israel opens checkpoints
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Video: See displaced Palestinians return en masse to northern Gaza
Palestinians return to northern Gaza after months of displacement
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200,000 displaced Palestinians walk home to northern Gaza after 15 months of war
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Rebels Backed by Rwanda Announce Capture of Key City in Eastern Congo
Rwandan-backed rebels enter Congo's Goma in major escalation
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Rwanda-backed rebels claim to have seized key city in Congo
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Auschwitz survivors mark Holocaust Remembrance Day 80 years after liberation
By Rob Schmitz
Holocaust survivor in New Jersey shares her story to "keep the memory of all those that passed alive"
By Madeleine Wright
‘Nothing will be easy about returning:’ Survivors mark 80th anniversary of Auschwitz liberation
By Lauren Kent, Sophie Tanno & Billy Stockwell
At Auschwitz memorial, survivors see echoes of the past in rising antisemitism
By Vanessa Gera
Holocaust survivors honor those killed on 80th anniversary of liberation
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Trump Accused of Backing Ethnic Cleansing After Calling for “Clean Out” of Gaza
Trump suggests his plan for Gaza Strip is to ‘clean out the whole thing’
By Betsy Klein & Lex Harvey
Rubio speaks with Jordan’s Abdullah after Trump suggested kingdom take in Gazans
Trump’s Palestinian refugee idea falls flat with Arab allies and confounds a Republican senator
By Will Weissert
Trump Wants to Settle Displaced Palestinians Anywhere but Gaza. Israel's Far-right Agrees
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Final 4 minutes of recordings on Jeju Air flight missing, preliminary report says
Duck DNA found in both engines of Jeju Air plane that crashed, report says
South Korean plane crash probe focuses on bird strike, runway barrier
By Michelle Ye Hee Lee
Airliner's final 4 minutes of recordings are missing after crash that killed 179: investigators
By Stephen Sorace
South Korea Tells Budget Airlines to Tighten Safety After Crash
By Jin Yu
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Suspected Sabotage of Deep-Sea Cable Triggers First NATO-Led Response
By Bojan Pancevski
Ships, sea drones and AI: How NATO is hardening its defense of critical Baltic undersea cables
By Nic Robertson & Sarah Dean
Sweden Suspects ‘Gross Sabotage’ After Damage to Cable Under the Baltic Sea
By Christina Anderson & Amelia Nierenberg
Accidents, not Russian sabotage, behind undersea cable damage, officials say
By Greg Miller, Robyn Dixon & Isaac Stanley-Becker
A Bulgarian shipping company denies its vessel sabotaged a Baltic Sea cable
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EU renews Russia sanctions, calls for unity against Trump
By Anchal Vohra
'If half the people go home tomorrow, Putin will kill us all' — Zelensky defends mobilization.
Hungary drops veto threat and allows renewal of EU sanctions on Russia
By Jorge Liboreiro
EU renews Russia sanctions after Hungarian delay
By Julia Payne & Lili Bayer
Hungary backs down in EU Russia sanctions standoff
By Victor Jack, Nicholas Vinocur & Gabriel Gavin
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Israel says eight of the remaining hostages to be released by Hamas in phase one of deal are dead
By Lauren Izso, Dana Karni & Tim Lister
E.U. to Cautiously Pare Back Sanctions on Syria
By Erika Solomon & Jeanna Smialek
EU cautiously agrees roadmap to ease sanctions on Syria in wake of Assad’s downfall
By Lorne Cook
EU may suspend Syria sanctions on energy and transport
By Lili Bayer, Clelia Oziel & Timour Azhari
France says EU will lift some sanctions on Syria after al-Assad’s fall
EU set to suspend certain Syrian sanctions
By Victor Goury-laffont
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Hungary Blocks Joint EU Statement On Presidential Elections In Belarus -- Sources
Thieves Blast Into Museum in Explosive Ancient Artifact Heist
By Leigh Kimmins
Lukashenko heads for massive win in Belarus election scorned by the West
By Mark Trevelyan
Lukashenko sweeps to victory in Belarus after stage-managed election
By Christian Edwards
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Theft in Netherlands of ancient golden helmet leaves Romania distraught
By Stephen Mcgrath & Raf Casert
Explosion rocks Dutch museum before gold masterpieces stolen: "This is a dark day"
By Cara Tabachnick
Suspects Use Explosives to Break Into Museum and Steal Ancient Artefact
Baby Shark’s Birth in All-Female Tank Stuns Aquarium Staff
By Leigh Kimmins
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Ireland: More than 200,000 still without power after Storm Éowyn
Storm Éowyn: Crews from Britain and EU countries set to help ESB restore power
By Kevin O'Sullivan, Pat Leahy & Cormac McQuinn
Around 180,000 without power as emergency hubs to be set up
Generator airlifted to Inis Meáin as works to restore water supply continue after Storm Éowyn
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Full Coverage of this storyTrump May Soon Find There’s a Big Downside to America First
By Fred Kaplan
Trump previews brute foreign policy approach with Colombia spat
By Brett Samuels & Laura Kelly
Elizabeth Shackelford: Donald Trump’s first week signals a coercive, not cooperative foreign policy
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WH announces extension of Israel-Lebanon ceasefire, avoiding renewed fighting
By Barak Ravid
Israeli Forces Again Open Fire in Lebanon
By Euan Ward
Lebanon says 2 killed as protests against Israeli presence erupt for a second day
Hezbollah does not accept reasons for time extension for Israeli troop withdrawal, chief says
By Laila Bassam, Jaidaa Taha & Rod Nickel
Israel and Lebanon agree to extend deadline for Israeli forces to withdraw
Full Coverage of this storySouth Korean prosecutors indict impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol over martial law
South Korea’s President Yoon Is Indicted
By Choe Sang-Hun
South Korea: Yoon charged with insurrection over martial law attempt
By Jean Mackenzie
Can South Korea’s Democracy Survive?
By John Delury
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By Hyung-jin Kim & Foster Klug
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Islamic Jihad releases propaganda video with sign of life from hostage Arbel Yehoud
More hostages expected to be released this week in Gaza
Who Is Arbel Yehud, the Israeli Hostage at the Center of a Cease-Fire Dispute?
By Isabel Kershner
Islamic Jihad publishes video of hostage Arbel Yehoud, days before scheduled release
By Mathilda Heller
Updates: Israeli civilian to be released from Gaza before next swap
By Nils Adler, Mersiha Gadzo & Federica Marsi
Full Coverage of this storySanity Check After Trump’s First Week Back in Office
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Tamara Keith and Amy Walter on Trump's rapid policy rollout and reaction to his first week
By Ian Couzens & Geoff Bennett
After raucous first week in office, Donald Trump to keep his foot on the gas
By Matthew Richter
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Inside Trump’s first week in office: confusing the enemy and seizing more power than ever
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New Zealand eases visa rules for 'digital nomads' to boost tourism
By Kathryn Armstrong & Seher Asaf
New Zealand Loosens Visitor Visas to Court Remote Workers
By Amelia Nierenberg
New Zealand Eases Visa Rules to Allow Visitors to Work Remotely
By Ainsley Thomson
New Zealand opens to digital nomads with new visa rules
By Joanna Bailey
New Zealand loosens visitor visa rules to welcome digital nomads
By Lucy Craymer
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Palestinian family was eating dinner when IDF sprayed bullets, killing two-year-old
By Jack Khoury & Hagar Shezaf
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66-million-year-old vomit fossil discovered in Denmark
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