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Graham Troy 10/29/25 Graham Troy 10/29/25

A Nation Under Siege: Mali Faces Crushing Fuel Blockade

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Zoe Schruckmayr 10/29/25 Zoe Schruckmayr 10/29/25

Who is Japan's New Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi?

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An Eye for an Eye, a Jewel for a Jewel: The Truth of Art Theft in France

Paige Greene 10/27/25 Paige Greene 10/27/25

An Eye for an Eye, a Jewel for a Jewel: The Truth of Art Theft in France

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The EU’s $1 Billion AI Push—A Step Toward Digital Independence or A Symbolic Move?

Luke Valencia 10/22/25 Luke Valencia 10/22/25

The EU’s $1 Billion AI Push—A Step Toward Digital Independence or A Symbolic Move?

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Annika Deshpande 10/22/25 Annika Deshpande 10/22/25

Southeast Asia: The Battle Ground Against Online Scams

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Peace Through Violence? The 2025 Nobel Prize Sends a Troubling Message

Miles Kershner 10/22/25 Miles Kershner 10/22/25

Peace Through Violence? The 2025 Nobel Prize Sends a Troubling Message

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How Tourism Made—and broke—Spain

Dean Neelsen 10/22/25 Dean Neelsen 10/22/25

How Tourism Made—and broke—Spain

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Elsa Mitchell 10/20/25 Elsa Mitchell 10/20/25

No one wants to be the French Prime Minister

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Gracie Sanchez 10/14/25 Gracie Sanchez 10/14/25

A New Force for Haiti: Promise or Repetition?

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Russian Interference and Disinformation: Implications of a Pro-EU Parliamentary Victory in Moldova

Kristina Danilenko 10/8/25 Kristina Danilenko 10/8/25

Russian Interference and Disinformation: Implications of a Pro-EU Parliamentary Victory in Moldova

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