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A New Zealand Airport Has Imposed a Three-Minute Hug Limit

By Charlotte Graham-McLay / AP

Blinken Arrives in Israel to Revive Ceasefire Efforts

By Farnoush Amiri and Tia Goldenberg / AP

Inside Armenia’s Mission to Make Itself Indispensable

By Charlie Campbell / Yerevan, Armenia

Hosting BRICS Summit, Russia Shows It Is No Pariah

By Henry Meyer, S'thembile Cele and Simone Iglesias / Bloomberg
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Peru’s Ex-President Alejandro Toledo Sentenced to 20.5 Years in Prison

Prosecutor José Domingo Pérez after the hearing described the sentence as “historic” and said it shows Peruvians that “crimes and corruption are punished.”

By Franklin Briceño and Regina Garcia Cano / AP

Fethullah Gülen, the Turkish Cleric and Erdogan Rival, Dies

The reclusive opponent of President Erdoğan had inspired a global social movement while facing accusations he plotted the failed 2016 coup.

By Mike Rubinkam / AP

Indigenous Australian Senator Heckles King Charles

At a Parliament reception to welcome the British monarch, Lidia Thorpe shouted at Charles that he was not her king and should “give us our land back.”

By Ben Westcott / Bloomberg

Indonesia Swears in Ex-General Prabowo Subianto as President

Prabowo, a former defense minister accused of rights abuses, was inaugurated Sunday as the eighth president of the world’s most populous Muslim-majority nation.

By NINIEK KARMINI / AP

The World Is Still Hooked on Russian Energy

Two and a half years into the war in Ukraine, the effort to wean Europe off Russian oil and gas has stalled.

By Suriya Jayanti

Oscar Path: Where the Storm Is Heading and What to Know

The former Category 1 hurricane has weakened to a tropical storm after making landfall Sunday in eastern Cuba.

By ASSOCIATED PRESS

Drone Targets Israeli Prime Minister House as Strikes in Gaza Continue

The Israeli government said a drone was launched toward the prime minister’s house Saturday, with no casualties.

By ADAM SCHRECK and SAMY MAGDY / AP

The Death of Yahya Sinwar

The architect of the worst terrorist attack in Israel’s history was killed after a year of apocalyptic war

By Karl Vick

Germany Honors Biden for His Contribution to Trans-Atlantic Ties

German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier pointed to Biden’s interest in Germany going back more than four decades.

By JOSH BOAK / AP

North Korea to Send 10,000 Troops to Ukraine, Zelensky Warns

The deployment, if confirmed, would mark a major step in Pyongyang’s cooperation with Moscow.

By Soo-Hyang Choi / Bloomberg

A New Zealand City Could Soon Have a Sky-High Solution for Congestion

Next year, startup Whoosh will begin construction on a gondola-like ride-hailing network in Queenstown—the first of its kind.

By Harry Booth

What We Know About the Death of Yahya Sinwar

“Eliminated: Yahya Sinwar,” the IDF posted to their official X account on Thursday afternoon.

By Rebecca Schneid

Anger Spreads in Pakistan Over Alleged On-Campus Rape

Pakistani police fired tear gas and charged at student protesters who ransacked a college building Thursday.

By BABAR DOGAR / AP

U.S. Stealth Bombers Target Underground Bunkers of Yemen's Houthi Rebels

U.S. long-range B-2 stealth bombers launched airstrikes early Thursday morning targeting underground bunkers used by Yemen's Houthi rebels, officials said.

By Jon Gambrell / AP

Southern Africa Enduring Its Worst Hunger Crisis in Decades Due to El Niño

Months of drought in southern Africa triggered by the El Niño weather phenomenon have caused the region's worst hunger crisis in decades.

By GERALD IMRAY / AP

How We Chose the New Class of Next Generation Leaders

For nearly a decade, through our Next Generation Leaders franchise, we've been sharing the stories of trailblazers shaping our future.

By Sam Jacobs
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