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Former US President Jimmy Carter dies at 100
Jimmy Carter's presidency was, among other things, known for his Camp David Accords, the Iran hostage crisis and the Panama ...
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Some people on Indonesia’s Simeulue island relied on folklore to escape the 2004 tsunami
The majority of deaths from the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami were in Indonesia. But the island of Simeulue was largely spared.
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On this remote isle, an icon of the Virgin Mary has endured the flames of war
After a devastating fire, people in Bougainville found hope and strength from a statue of the Virgin Mary that survived the ...
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This aging Buenos Aires stadium continues to be the undisputed ‘temple of soccer’
In Argentina, a country of sporting icons like Lionel Messi and Diego Maradona, soccer fandom is, for many, akin to a ...
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Survivors in Indonesia grapple with trauma as they rebuild their lives 20 years after devastating tsunami
Two decades after a devastating earthquake and tsunami struck Indonesia, some survivors are rebuilding their lives in the ...
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A massive mural project in Mexico City is transforming some of the poorest neighborhoods
Artists in Mexico’s Iztapalapa borough are using murals to highlight local residents and send positive messages, in what’s ...
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Kolkata’s Jewish population is dwindling
The Jewish community in Kolkata came from all over the Middle East, from places like Syria and Iraq. Once home to around ...
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Mapuche sports help Indigenous Chileans revive culture
Chile’s Indigenous Mapuche people have long fought the government over land claims. They've faced discrimination and ...
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Is retirement officially dead in Japan?
An increasing number of elderly people in Japan are a part of the workforce. Some are looking for a sense of purpose, while ...
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Denmark is fed up with Russia’s ‘shadow fleet’
The Great Belt is one of the busiest sea lanes in the world, and it allows passage to vessels from different countries. But ...
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Ten years after Washington’s historic deal with Havana, Cuba remains adrift
Ten years after two US officials brokered a secret deal with Cuba, relations between Havana and Washington remain strained, ...
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Growing number of governments using counterterrorism to justify targeting dissidents abroad
A growing number of countries repressing dissidents beyond their own borders includes a NATO ally of the US: Turkey. A ...