Reporter’s Notebook: Portugal’s far right surges in presidential election
Listen to this article | 6 mins info The Algarve, Portugal – After fierce storms that brought days of torrential
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These exiled Venezuelans dream of returning home. What’s stopping them?
The ‘test’ of a new country This longing is shared by Angelica Angel, a 24-year-old student activist in exile. She
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‘Game is over’: Iran’s ex-leaders, hardliners clash after protest killings
Tehran, Iran – Several of Iran’s former leaders, including some who are currently imprisoned or under house arrest, have released
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Will Hezbollah continue to avoid responding to Israel’s attacks on Lebanon?
Beirut, Lebanon – The Lebanese group Hezbollah has launched only one attack in the 14 months since a ceasefire with
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Jobs, cash, loans: Can Bangladesh’s parties deliver on election promises?
Mohaiminul Rafi, 27, has spent years preparing for Bangladesh’s civil service exams, chasing what he calls “the most reliable route
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Relief for patients leaving Gaza as Rafah opens, but thousands still wait
Khan Younis, Gaza – The headlines read that Israel has finally reopened the Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt, allowing
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A year after Hezbollah-Israel ceasefire, over 64,000 Lebanese displaced
Beirut, Lebanon – Before Israel’s war on Lebanon, Ali (full name withheld for safety reasons) lived in Haddatha, a village
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Gaza patients in limbo amid Israel’s ‘pilot reopening’ of Rafah crossing
Gaza City – With what remains of her wounded forearms, Nebal al-Hessi scrolls on her phone to follow news updates
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Hope flickers as lights return to war-scarred Aden
The lights are on in Aden – at least for most of the day. The apparently mundane detail is a
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Chronicle of a mass kidnapping: The day Nigeria’s Kurmin Wali changed
Kurmin Wali, Nigeria – Like most Sundays in Kurmin Wali, the morning of January 18 began with early preparations for
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