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Air attack in Abu Dhabi by Houthi rebels sparks the latest escalation in Yemen’s civil war and leaves the U.S. and other nations with limited options.
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The conviction in a German court of Anwar Raslan was seen as a watershed moment in the fight for accountability in Syria’s war.
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Ancient humans are believed to have first begun land cultivation in Iraq. Their modern-day counterparts are giving it up.
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A longtime campaign of military cyberattacks between Iran and its adversaries, including the U.S. and Israel, is shifting to include civilian targets.
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Slumping economies, conflict and lack of opportunity at home are pushing many young people across borders — even oceans.
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For much of the world, Iraq is a distant tragedy. But for its children raised amid chaos and war, that legacy has defined their generation.
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Desperate Iraqis become unwitting players in the grudge match between Belarus and the EU
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The Taliban has issued edicts that are likely to smother what few independent media outlets survived the collapse of the U.S.-backed government.
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Restless Kabul residents ponder what remains and what changes in the Afghan capital after more than a month of Taliban rule.
