One Year After Pahalgam Attack, Families of Victims Continue to Live With the Weight of Loss
“Terror ends in minutes, but for families left behind, its consequences continue every single day.” Nearly a year after the
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UN Warns Sudan Conflict Driving Fastest Displacement Crisis
Geneva— The United Nations warned on Monday that Sudan’s civil war is creating the world’s fastest-growing displacement crisis, with millions
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Israeli Cabinet Approves Expanded Aid Corridors Into Gaza
Jerusalem — Israel’s security cabinet approved additional humanitarian aid corridors into Gaza on Monday following growing international pressure over worsening
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China Factory Output Accelerates as Export Orders Recover
Beijing— China’s factory activity expanded at a faster pace in April as export orders improved and domestic industrial output strengthened
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“Chernobyl is neither a dead zone nor a perfect wilderness—it is a living laboratory where radiation, abandonment and adaptation continue
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A library is not defined only by age, but by continuity of use, preservation of knowledge, and the changing ways
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“Conservation comes first—when the animal becomes secondary to the photograph, wildlife tourism stops being conservation and starts becoming intrusion.” India’s
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Harvey Fierstein on Broadway, Identity and Survival: Why ‘Kinky Boots’ Still Speaks to Modern Audiences
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