Rubio meets China's Wang amid trade tensions, says good chance of Trump-Xi talks
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Rubio and China’s Top Envoy Vie for Influence in Asia Over Trump’s Tariffs
By David Pierson & Edward Wong
‘High probability’ Trump and Xi will meet this year, Rubio says
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Rubio stresses cooperation in talks with China's foreign minister at ASEAN forum in Malaysia
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Srebrenica, a Massacre Foretold, Still Casts Its Shadow
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Thousands gather in Srebrenica on 30th anniversary of Europe's only acknowledged genocide since WWII
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Carolina Wilga, German woman who went missing in Australia's remote Outback, found alive after 12 days
Carolina Wilga: German backpacker found alive after 12 days missing in remote Australian bushland
By Eelemarni Close-brown & Caitlin Cassidy
Police say search aircraft are best chance of finding German tourist lost in Australian Outback
By Rod McGuirk
Missing German backpacker is found alive in Australia
By Kieran Burke
Backpacker Found Alive in 'Fragile Condition' and 'Ravaged by Mosquitos' After 12 Days Missing in Australian Outback
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Digging into Channel returns deal, and image shows damage at US base hit by Iran in June
Robert Jenrick’s migrant returns advice is finally heeded – by a Labour PM
By Kiran Stacey & Jessica Elgot
U.K. and France agree to swap migrants in ‘one in, one out’ deal
By Joshua Yang
Macron says record illegal Channel crossings point to Brexit failure
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How Netanyahu Prolonged the War in Gaza to Stay in Power
By Patrick Kingsley, Natan Odenheimer & Ronen Bergman
PM reportedly shelved Gaza truce plan he planned to present in April 2024 after Smotrich threatened to collapse gov't
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Keeping hostages in Gaza, Haredim in government: Netanyahu buys himself more time in power
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Part war propaganda, part comic strip, Bayeux Tapestry to return to U.K.
By Lauren Frayer
The Bayeux Tapestry, a British Masterpiece, Returns to England After 900 Years
By Jonathan Wolfe & Sopan Deb
‘Momentous occasion’: how Bayeux Museum finally said yes to tapestry loan
By Kim Willsher
France's Bayeux Tapestry to return to Britain after 900 years
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Threats, delays and confusion: 10 key points to understand another week of Trump tariff turmoil
As Trump Sows Tariff Confusion, Rules of Global Commerce Give Way to Chaos
By Jeanna Smialek
US tariff rate may be more than 20% after latest round, global business group says
By Josephine Mason
Trump readies blanket tariffs as he brushes off inflation worries
By Steve Kopack & Alexandra Marquez
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What AI bot started referring to itself as 'MechaHitler'? Find out in the quiz
By Holly J. Morris
Why Grok Fell in Love With Hitler
By Dylon Jones
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Elon Musk’s AI chatbot Grok makes antisemitic posts on X
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Kurdish separatist fighters in Iraq begin laying down weapons as part of peace process with Turkey
By Qassim Abdul Zahra, Stella Martany & Qassim Abdul
Kurdish PKK burns guns in cauldron in big step towards ending Turkey conflict
By Ayşe Sayın
PKK begins disarmament process after 40 years of armed struggle in Turkiye
Kurdish PKK militants burn weapons in Iraq to start disarmament
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Column | Israeli plans for Gaza draw criticism of ‘concentration camps’
By Ishaan Tharoor
Outrage builds over plan to force all Gazans to southern city
By Nick Beake
Israel’s Military Lawyers Raise Concerns About New Plan to Move Hundreds of Thousands of Gazans
By Dov Lieber & Feliz Solomon
Israel's Planned 'Humanitarian City' in Gaza Constitutes War Crime, Legal Experts Say
Israel’s defense minister plans to relocate displaced Palestinians to restricted area in southern Gaza, Israeli media reports
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Houthi attacks halt ships’ Red Sea return
By Robert Wright & Charles Clover
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By Benoît Faucon & Lara Seligman
'All Crew Muslim': ships look to dodge Red Sea attacks with messages
By Jonathan Saul
10 rescued, 3 killed and others ‘kidnapped’ after Houthis sink ship in second Red Sea attack in a week
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Air India crash investigation focuses on movement of engine fuel control switches
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Sudan conflict: War crimes being committed in Darfur, ICC believes
ICC believes war crimes and crimes against humanity are taking place now in Sudan's Darfur region
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'Coalition of the willing' moves to finalize command structure for future reassurance force in Ukraine
By Kateryna Denisova
European allies step up plans for Ukraine stabilization, with U.S. attending meeting
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By Joe Barnes
Coalition of the willing agrees deployment plans for Ukraine and headquarters in Paris
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Russia, US hold ‘frank’ Ukraine talks as Washington slams Moscow’s lack of 'flexibility'
Rubio relayed Trump’s ‘disappointment and frustration’ during meeting with Russia’s Lavrov
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With partner finances, Ukraine 'will shoot down everything' amid escalating Russian drone attacks, Zelensky says
By Olena Goncharova
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European leaders announce new equity fund for Ukraine and urge investment even as war accelerates
By Nicole Winfield
Zelenskiy Says Meeting Raised Optimism on US Weapons Deliveries
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Trump's ‘humiliating’ gesture at the African leaders draws flak; Here's what happened - Hindustan Times
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EU’s von der Leyen survives parliament confidence vote brought by far-right
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Exclusive: US-owned company seized to feed Russia planning to supply China, North Korea instead
By Alex Marrow & Anna Hirtenstein
Reuters: US-owned company seized by Russia plans to enter North Korean and Chinese markets
By Artur Kryzhnyi
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Children queuing at Gaza health center killed in Israeli strike, medics say
By Abeer Salman & Jeremy Diamond
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A Lethal Israeli Airstrike Hits Near a Gaza Aid Clinic
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Trump is interested in new Russia sanctions. But there’s a catch.
By Rachael Bade, Eli Stokols & Jordain Carney
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By Jim Tankersley
US senators pushing bipartisan bill on new Russia sanctions brief European allies and Ukraine
By Nicole Winfield
Russia sanctions bill gains steam as White House appears to change tone on Putin
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Greece suspends asylum applications for migrants from North Africa
By Laura Gozzi
Greece passes North Africa asylum ban amid rights groups' opposition
By Angeliki Koutantou & Nicolas Economou
Greece approves suspension of asylum claims for migrant sea arrivals
Greece blocks asylum claims for migrants on island of Crete after a surge in arrivals from Libya
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The Commissioner urges the Greek parliament to refrain from suspending the registration of asylum applications
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Starmer says 'one in, one out' migrant deal with France to begin within weeks
By Matthew Sydney, Nathan Williams & Tom Symonds
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Russia’s summer Ukraine offensive looks like its deadliest yet
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Putin, Undeterred by Trump’s Words, Escalates His War Against Ukraine
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Ukraine deploying interceptor drones to defend Kyiv amid surge in Russian attacks
By Kateryna Hodunova
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Why is India forcing 80 million people to justify their right to vote?
By Kunal Purohit
Supreme Court tells Election Commission of India to consider Aadhaar, EPIC, ration card for Bihar voter roll revision
By Krishnadas Rajagopal
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South Korea’s former President Yoon Suk Yeol back in custody over insurrection probe
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South Korea's ex-president Yoon Suk Yeol rearrested
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South Korean court approves new arrest of former president
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South Korea's ex-leader Yoon returns to jail as martial law probe accelerates
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After 12 days of war, Iran finds itself more isolated than ever
By Giorgia Valente
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The Islamic Republic’s New Lease on Life: How the U.S.-Israeli Strikes Empowered the Iranian Regime
By Mohammad Ayatollahi Tabaar & Mohammad Ayatollahi
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Japan urges China to stop flying fighter jets too close to Japanese military aircraft
By Mari Yamaguchi
Japan Protests Chinese Fighter Jets Tailing Japanese Aircrafts
By Yoshiaki Bloomberg
Chinese Jet Intercepts US Ally Over Contested Waters
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Japan says Chinese fighter operated close to intel aircraft
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He closed his store after years of threats. Why Mexico’s extortion problem is getting worse
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Authorities launch national strategy against extortion to tackle a pernicious and widespread crime
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Pope Leo wears Chicago-made vestments to July 9 ‘care of creation’ Mass
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Kenya's president orders police to shoot violent protesters in the leg
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'Shoot in the leg' - Kenyan leader orders police to curb violent protests
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Priests of West Bank’s only remaining all-Christian town issue urgent appeal against Israeli settler violence
By Stephen Herreid
West Bank: Jewish settlers attack Taibeh residents
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Taybeh church leaders condemn rising settler harassment, arson in West Bank town
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One Way to Win Trump Over: Nominate Him for the Nobel Prize
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Russia must pay at least 500 billion euros in compensation to Ukraine, Germany's Merz says
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Young crewmember murdered aboard luxury superyacht in paradise destination
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Crew member found dead on 43m superyacht in the Bahamas
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Young Stewardess Found Dead Aboard Superyacht in Suspected Murder
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A rightwing minister told Sweden to get tough on crime – until his own son was caught in a Nazi scandal | Martin Gelin
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Swedish minister reveals teenage son linked to extremist groups
By Kathryn Armstrong
Sweden’s migration minister ‘shocked’ by teenage son’s far-right activism
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What The Death Of Roman Starovoit Says About Putin’s Russia
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EU weighs suspending Israel ties over Gaza crisis
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Effigies of refugees set alight on bonfire condemned in Northern Ireland
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South Belfast bonfire: Andrew Muir says don't light a bonfire amid asbestos fears
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Northern Ireland police investigate burning of lifesize models of refugees
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Burning of migrant boat effigy in Northern Ireland triggers police investigation
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Sea snot: The noxious plague troubling Istanbul's coast
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Hamas clip of killing, attempted abduction of soldier seems to contradict IDF account
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IDF names combat officer killed in Gaza's Khan Younis
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'We're bringing back avian dinosaurs': De-extinction company claims it will resurrect the giant moa in next 10 years
By Sascha Pare
Giant, flightless bird is next target for de-extinction company Colossal Biosciences
By Katie Hunt
It’s 12ft tall, covered in feathers and has been extinct for 600 years – can the giant moa bird really be resurrected?
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This Giant Bird Went Extinct 600 Years Ago. Scientists Say They Can Resurrect It.
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As Israel and Ukraine Advance Drone Warfare, U.S. Sees Its Own Vulnerabilities
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Ukrainian intelligence officer shot dead in Kyiv in apparent assassination
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Russia hires migrants to wreak havoc, Czech intel report says
By Ketrin Jochecova
Czech spooks say Russian sabotage falling flat
By Aneta Zachová
Russia recruits migrants via Telegram for arson and sabotage in EU, Czech intelligence reports
By Oleksandr Shumilin & Ulyana Krychkovska
Russian sabotage attempts failed in 2024 says Czech counterintelligence report
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Indian workers go on a daylong nationwide strike against Narendra Modi's economic reforms
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Tens of millions of Indian workers join 1-day general strike against Modi government’s class war assault
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Japan starts deploying Osprey fleet at a new base with an eye on China
By Mari Yamaguchi
Japan starts deploying Osprey fleet at a new base to beef up southwestern defense
By Mari Yamaguchi
Japan moves Ospreys to new southern base as island defense strategy expands
By Brian Mcelhiney
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Japan Deploys Osprey Fleet To a New Base With an Eye on China
By Mari Yamaguchi
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Rescuers find lost Australian surfer on uninhabited island: "One in a million miracle"
Missing Australian teen found alive on remote island after vanishing while surfing
By Robert White
Missing teen surfer found alive on remote island miles from shore: 'Didn't give up hope'
By Greg Wehner
Rescue Teams Find Missing Surfer Survived Thanks to ‘One in a Million Miracle’
By Tom Latchem
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North Korean defector sues Kim Jong-un alleging torture and sexual violence in regime’s detention facilities
By Raphael Rashid
North Korean defector to sue Kim Jong Un for abuse
The Supreme Court also clearly calls North Korea a territory and has clear jurisdiction, so (Kim Jo..
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Defector ‘tortured’ in North Korean detention facility to sue Kim Jong Un
By Alisha Rahaman & Alisha Rahaman Sarkar
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Israeli military intercepts Houthi missile from Yemen
By Post Staff
Yemen’s Houthis fire at Israel airport amid search for Red Sea ship crew
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By Jon Gambrell
Israel says missile launched from Yemen was intercepted
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At Least 13 People Died by Suicide Amid U.K. Post Office Scandal, Report Says
By Aishvarya Kavi
At least 13 may have killed themselves over UK’s Post Office wrongful convictions scandal
By Sylvia Hui
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'We suffered bullying, anorexia and being branded as thieves'
By Lucy Hooker
At least 13 postmasters may have taken their own lives, public inquiry into Post Office scandal finds
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Israel, European Union reach deal on more aid, fuel deliveries to Gaza
By Claire Parker, Ellen Francis & Miriam Berger
Europe unveils a deal for more food and fuel for Gaza. Israeli strike kills 15 outside a clinic
By Sarah El Deeb, Sam Mcneil & Melanie Lidman
Israel, EU agree to boost Gaza aid: ‘More trucks, more crossings, and more routes’
EU, Israel Agree To Significant Rise In Humanitarian Aid Into Gaza
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By Natan Odenheimer, Isabel Kershner & Jeanna Smialek
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Heat Wave Drives Greece to Shut Acropolis
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Greece shuts the Acropolis due to high temperatures
Greece heatwave closes the Acropolis temporarily
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Greece imposes work breaks as a heat wave grips the country
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Trump calls wind, solar bad for power grid. Texas shows otherwise
By Tim McLaughlin
FACT FOCUS: Trump misrepresents facts about wind power during Cabinet meeting
By Jennifer Mcdermott
Trump wrong that China has little wind energy
By Louis Jacobson
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By Anusha Mathur
Trump: Wind And Solar Are ‘A Blight On Our Country’
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Pakistan says armed men kidnap, kill nine bus passengers in restive province
By Asif Shahzad & Clarence Fernandez
Gunmen abduct and kill 9 passengers from 2 buses on a southwestern Pakistan highway
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Pakistan bus attack: Baloch rebel check IDs, kill 9; ‘terrorists took documents,’ official says
Armed men kidnap, kill nine bus passengers in Pakistan, say officials
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Spain’s Pedro Sánchez fights for his political life
By Barney Jopson
Spain's PM refuses to step down and announces anti-graft plan despite corruption inquiries
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Spanish PM Sanchez's shake-up of Socialist party eclipsed by new sexual harassment scandal
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Atlantic Ocean's Nanoplastic Problem Revealed in Shocking New Study
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Tons of Invisible Plastic Pieces Lurk in Ocean Water
By Sachi Kitajima Mulkey
The oceans may contain much, much more plastic than previously thought
By Joseph Winters
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Two top BCG executives stripped of leadership roles over Gaza project
By Stephen Foley
Save the Children suspends work with BCG over “utterly unacceptable” Gaza role
By Will Worley
Boston Consulting Group fires rogue employees who worked on Gaza ‘relocation’ plan
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By Ben Quinn
UK parliamentary committee seeks answers over US firm BCG’s role in Gaza
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Terror in West Bank: 20-year-old Israeli murdered in shooting, stabbing
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IDF says troops measured homes of terrorists behind Gush Etzion Junction attack, ahead of possible demolitions
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Armenia and Azerbaijan move closer to peace, pushing Russia out from the South Caucasus
By Sasha Vakulina
Leaders of Azerbaijan and Armenia reach no breakthrough on decades-long conflict
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Moscow’s top diplomat to visit North Korea as Pyongyang gets pulled deeper into Russia’s war on Ukraine
By Will Ripley, Lex Harvey & Chris Lau
Putin’s war in Ukraine may cost him control of the south Caucasus
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Westerners foolishly rush to defend Azerbaijan against Russia
By Eldar Mamedov
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