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World leaders urge calm as India-Pakistan relations deteriorate to their worst state in six years. The scope of India’s attacks and vows of retribution from Pakistan have many in Kashmir preparing for the worst.

Israeli government plans for to take Gaza require a massive reservist call-up. But new polls show a plurality of Israelis oppose expanding the war.

After more than two months of an Israeli blockade, the Gaza Strip is running out of food, and few are more vulnerable than its children.

New Chancellor faces economic stall as the U.S. questions security alliance and stirs a trade war.

The Panama Canal is an engineering marvel. But a modern effort to save the critical waterway amid droughts could exact a high human toll. 

Progress roundup: Monarchs doubled in population in Mexico; less drought helped. In South Sudan, a forgotten coffee variety offers climate resilience.

The owner of a popular pit stop in Ozar, India, keeps her business stacked with books that are free for the browsing.

American investors have scooped up soccer clubs across the English leagues in recent years. It’s paid off this year as U.S. owners sweep the tables.

India and Pakistan are at daggers drawn again, and among the families living close to the de facto border their tensions are fueling new fears of war.

In February, rebels conquered eastern Congo’s largest city, forcing displaced people sheltering there to return to homes in the middle of a war zone.