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Poland has massed troops at the border, the European Union’s eastern frontier, to keep migrants camped there from crossing into the country.
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The success represents a major victory for Narendra Modi’s government, but a recent slowdown in new vaccinations has sparked worries.
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President Emmanuel Macron, in a televised speech, said that older people will now have to get the shots to remain eligible for a vaccine passport.
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More than 140 Afghan Air Force pilots and crew members were evacuated to the United Arab Emirates three months after flying into Tajikistan to escape the Taliban.
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The detentions aggravated the already tense relations between the United Nations and the Ethiopian government over war and famine in the country’s northern Tigray region.
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As negotiators at the Glasgow climate talks try to agree on greenhouse gas cuts, African leaders say poorer countries can’t be expected to remake their systems as quickly as wealthy ones.
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The former Soviet satellite state is welcoming British companies looking to escape the tangle of regulations and financial obstacles of doing business in Europe.
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One97 Communications, the app’s parent company, has drawn interest from institutional investors as online shopping in India expands.
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Europeans were kept apart from family and friends as the ban dragged on long after E.U. leaders had opened their borders.
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Poland has massed troops at the border, the European Union’s eastern frontier, to keep migrants camped there from crossing into the country.
By Anton Troianovski, Monika Pronczuk and
Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was among a group of Democratic lawmakers who traveled with Ms. Pelosi to barnstorm the COP26 climate summit.
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Negotiators from about 200 countries are entering Week 2 of climate talks trying to resolve big issues around money, transparency and timelines.
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The Pentagon’s latest admission illustrates the botched intelligence behind the strike that mistakenly killed 10 civilians in August.
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The department said it had charged a Russian national in one attack and recovered $6.1 million in ransom. It also arrested a Ukrainian man for another attack.
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En un ecosistema de redes sociales que se enfrenta a una creciente presión para combatir las noticias falsas y la polarización, Telegram es el distribuidor de contenidos más permisivo.
By Ernesto Londoño, Flávia Milhorance and
Los residentes de Ruili, en el suroeste, han sido confinados cuatro veces en el último año y muchos se someten a pruebas casi diarias. La frontera está cerrada. Algunos estudiantes duermen en las escuelas.
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Un fotógrafo visitó más de 770 estaciones de metro en 19 ciudades, creando un notable archivo de majestuosidad arquitectónica y artística al servicio de los usuarios del transporte público.
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El presidente Daniel Ortega acalló a la oposición y sembró el miedo en los votantes, lo cual prácticamente garantiza su victoria en la contienda presidencial del domingo.
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Una ciudad remota de Siberia tiene una planta nuclear en miniatura en la que prueba un nuevo modelo de calefacción residencial. Algunos lo ven como una herramienta para minimizar el cambio climático.
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An artist and an innkeeper have enlisted the help of a burro in their effort to rescue the traditions of Spain’s ancient pilgrimage route from mass tourism (and selfies).
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Like many men in Gaza, Wasfi al-Garosha regularly returns to prison for failing to repay a wedding loan. His trip back, always on foot, reveals much about the stresses of life in the Strip.
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Brescia, Italy, was one of the first Western cities devastated by the pandemic. It has adopted a famed ancient statue, “Winged Victory,” as the emblem of its recovery — and a prod for visits.
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The chance to swim with the world’s biggest fish drew tourists to a Philippines town, but conservation groups denounce the hand-feeding that keeps the gentle creatures around.
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As calls increase in Turkey for Syrian refugees to go home, Kilis, a border town transformed by the newcomers’ energy, has embraced the change.
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After a deadly racist attack, Awet Tesfaiesus considered leaving Germany. Instead, she ran for Parliament with a “courage to change” slogan and won.
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Many Roma women face pressures to marry young and take on traditional gender roles. Pretty Loud, a hip-hop group from Serbia, wants girls to decide for themselves.
Renato Casaro’s hand-drawn art has hooked movie audiences around the world since the 1950s. Tarantino and Stallone are big fans. One secret to his success? “You can’t cheat.”
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A grad student in London hoped to collect a few testimonies from teenage sexual assault victims for a petition to teach consent in schools. She got thousands.
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Lamont Marcell Jacobs, a mixed-race Italian athlete, was not well known heading into the Olympics but he emerged as the world’s top sprinter, with two gold medals.
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