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Full Coverage of this storyIsraeli jets hit Syrian forces seeking to quell sectarian clashes in the south
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Clashes between Bedouin and Druse in Syria Kill More Than 50, Health Official and Rights Group Say
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Full Coverage of this storyThe Economy Has Been Resilient. The New Round of Tariffs May Hit Harder.
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Full Coverage of this story4 people were killed in a small plane crash near London Sunday, police say
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Full Coverage of this storyMacron promises billions more for French defense budget
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France's Macron announces plan to accelerate military spending
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Full Coverage of this storyIDF blames ‘error’ for Gaza strike that killed children collecting water
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Children killed collecting water in Gaza, medical officials say, as ceasefire talks hit sticking points
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Israel: ‘Malfunction’ to blame for fatal strike on children collecting water in Gaza
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Full Coverage of this storyGerman lost in Australian outback 'beyond grateful' to be found
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German backpacker who went missing in WA outback says she got lost after hitting head in car crash
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German tourist describes 12-day ordeal, lost in Australian wilderness
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Full Coverage of this storyNigeria's former President Muhammadu Buhari dies at 82
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Full Coverage of this storyIn US, Iran strikes’ afterglow buys Netanyahu time to carry on ineffective Gaza war
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Full Coverage of this storyLull In Russian Attacks On Ukraine Ahead Of Trump's 'Major Statement'
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Full Coverage of this storyNorth Korea ‘unconditionally’ backs Russia’s war in Ukraine during Sergei Lavrov visit
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Full Coverage of this storyColumn | Some world leaders butter up Trump. Others welcome the fight.
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Full Coverage of this storyNorth Korea threatens ‘grave consequences’ following trilateral bomber flight
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Full Coverage of this storyEU strikes deal with Indonesia to strengthen trade ties
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EU, Indonesia strike political agreement to advance free trade deal
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Full Coverage of this storyForbes: Ukraine’s drone swarms beat Russia—now the US needs satellite swarms before China does
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Full Coverage of this storyChinese University Expels Woman for ‘Improper Contact’ With a Foreigner
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