President Mohamed Bazoum was one of the West’s most reliable partners in a volatile region threatened by militant extremists and…
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Odesa, a port city long beloved by travelers, had been largely spared the worst of the war, but that began…
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The series of attacks was the deadliest such assault in Belgian history. Six of the accused had already been convicted…
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Algeria’s government said that 10 of the dead were soldiers who were trying to rescue people from the fires, which…
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Complaining of an unaccountable judiciary, the far-right governing coalition, despite months of mass protests, voted to strip the court’s power…
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The assault, across the river from Romania, heightened the risk of a more direct confrontation with a NATO member and…
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About the only thing clear from Spain’s muddled election results was that Spaniards were turning away from the political extremes.…
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