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The West or Moscow? In Georgia, a pivotal vote could set the nation’s course.

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May Day protesters take up causes, and selfies, from Istanbul to Seoul

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This instructor builds confidence among Maldivian women, in the water and out

Fearing Israeli invasion of Rafah, Palestinians plan to flee. But where?

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Dive into the tropical fish nursery of the future

A glassy sweeper egg, moments from hatching, is seen through a microscope at Roger Williams University’s Wet Lab in Bristol, Rhode Island, where parent offspring are bred for the New England Aquarium's aquaculture program. The round bubble is an oil droplet, which is a nutritional source similar to an egg yolk.

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The world would starve without them. Now small farmers are fighting for their future.

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The U.S. is building a $320 million floating aid pier. Hamas says they'll resist it.

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After a violent coup, the Taliban turn their sights to boosting tourism

Gaza cease-fire talks: Egypt, US hopeful a formula has been found

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Scotland’s leader resigns. His government couldn’t agree on climate change, health care.

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Ukraine makes tactical retreat in east, warns of frontline pressure

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Biden and Netanyahu speak as pressure rises for ceasefire deal

Blinken warns China over dual-use sales to Russia, but also praises US-China progress

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Brazilian miners are caught in the crossfires of a war over deforestation

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The ANC helped end apartheid. 30 years later, voters might end its majority.