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From Growth Engine to Fragile Giant: Why Germany’s Economy Is Struggling
The pillars of cheap energy, strong autos, and fiscal discipline have eroded, leaving Europe’s largest economy vulnerable.
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Turkey’s Main Opposition Party Dogged by Court Orders, Arrests, Defections
Early this month, an Istanbul court ordered the head of the CHP’s Istanbul branch, Ozgur Celik, to vacate his post.
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Rubio Departs for Israel After Gaza Talks Stall, Doha Strike
Rubio’s trip is taking place days after Israeli forces attacked Hamas leadership in Qatar, a key U.S. partner in the Middle East.
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Latin American Leaders Pay Tribute to Charlie Kirk
Argentinian President Javier Milei called the conservative influencer ‘a formidable disseminator of the ideas of freedom.’
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Islamophobia Report Adds to Calls for Religious Freedom Laws
Incidents of Islamophobia have ’skyrocketed,' Aftab Malik said.
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Mexico Moves to Raise Tariffs on Chinese Cars to 50 Percent
‘We are explaining to them that this is a measure that has to do with strengthening our economy,’ Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said.
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The Story of Romania’s First Pediatric Oncology Hospital
Two Romanian women started a grassroots movement that enabled the building of the new hospital.
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Australia’s Inland Waterways Have Doubled in Size Since 2019
Known as a land of dry, red desert country, Australia’s waterways have staged a remarkable comeback, new data shows.
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Day in Photos: Candle Vigil in Nepal, ‘Unite the Kingdom’ Rally, and Annual Ploughing Match
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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Tommy Robinson ‘Unite the Kingdom’ Rally Attracts More Than 100,000 in London
A sea of flags could be seen in the crowd including the St George’s Cross, the Union flag, the Scottish saltire and Welsh dragon.
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From Growth Engine to Fragile Giant: Why Germany’s Economy Is Struggling
The pillars of cheap energy, strong autos, and fiscal discipline have eroded, leaving Europe’s largest economy vulnerable.
|
Turkey’s Main Opposition Party Dogged by Court Orders, Arrests, Defections
Early this month, an Istanbul court ordered the head of the CHP’s Istanbul branch, Ozgur Celik, to vacate his post.
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Rubio Departs for Israel After Gaza Talks Stall, Doha Strike
Rubio’s trip is taking place days after Israeli forces attacked Hamas leadership in Qatar, a key U.S. partner in the Middle East.
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Latin American Leaders Pay Tribute to Charlie Kirk
Argentinian President Javier Milei called the conservative influencer ‘a formidable disseminator of the ideas of freedom.’
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Islamophobia Report Adds to Calls for Religious Freedom Laws
Incidents of Islamophobia have ’skyrocketed,' Aftab Malik said.
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Mexico Moves to Raise Tariffs on Chinese Cars to 50 Percent
‘We are explaining to them that this is a measure that has to do with strengthening our economy,’ Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said.
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The Story of Romania’s First Pediatric Oncology Hospital
Two Romanian women started a grassroots movement that enabled the building of the new hospital.
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Australia’s Inland Waterways Have Doubled in Size Since 2019
Known as a land of dry, red desert country, Australia’s waterways have staged a remarkable comeback, new data shows.
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Day in Photos: Candle Vigil in Nepal, ‘Unite the Kingdom’ Rally, and Annual Ploughing Match
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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Tommy Robinson ‘Unite the Kingdom’ Rally Attracts More Than 100,000 in London
A sea of flags could be seen in the crowd including the St George’s Cross, the Union flag, the Scottish saltire and Welsh dragon.
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