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A Vote That Ends an Era: Europe Steps Away from Russian Gas
The EU has voted to cut off remaining Russian gas imports, formalizing a long shift away from dependence and redefining Europe’s approach to energy security.
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Back to the Newsroom: As “The Paper” Quietly Begins Its Second Act
Production has begun on season two of The Paper, signaling a quiet continuation of the series’ reflective take on journalism and institutional storytelling.
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A Shot in Minneapolis, and the Quiet Widening of a National Question
A shooting in Minneapolis has reignited national debate over immigration enforcement, highlighting longstanding tensions around authority, accountability, and public trust.
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In the Long Silence, a Flicker of Change: Michael Schumacher and the Weight of Time
A report suggests Michael Schumacher’s condition may have improved, though details remain limited and unconfirmed, underscoring the family’s long-held commitment to privacy.
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When the Vaults Move Quietly: Central Banks and Gold’s Climb to a New Peak
Gold reaches a new record as steady central bank buying provides long-term support, reflecting growing demand for stability and diversification amid global uncertainty.
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Al Jazeera — contextual reporting on weather’s role and regional response.
A deadly landslide in West Java buried homes and a marine training camp. Dozens are confirmed dead and many still missing as massive rescue efforts continue.
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Of Markets and Motions: A British Odyssey from Beijing to Washington
Britain seeks deeper trade and cooperation with China while carefully managing ties with the U.S., balancing economic opportunity with geopolitical sensitivities.
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When the Last Echo of Absence Is Brought Home: A Story of a Chapter’s Close
Israel recovers the remains of the last hostage from Gaza, concluding the return of captives and enabling the next phase of a ceasefire agreement.
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Whispers in the Algorithm: A Governor Questions a Platform’s Heart
California Gov. Gavin Newsom has asked for a review into TikTok’s moderation after reports that content critical of Donald Trump may have been suppressed; TikTok says technical issues caused the problem.
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In the Wake of Rain: Searching for Shadows in West Java
A landslide in West Java’s Pasir Langu village has killed at least 17 and left 42 people missing, including 19 Indonesian marines; rescue operations continue amidst unstable terrain.
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When the Road Ahead Is Shaped Slowly: Northern Ireland’s New Driving Path
Northern Ireland will become the first UK region to introduce graduated driving licences in October, with staged training and restrictions to improve safety for new drivers.
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Beyond the Finish Line: When an Olympian Faces a Different Kind of Trial
Canadian ex-Olympic snowboarder Ryan Wedding pleaded not guilty in a U.S. federal court to 17 felony charges, including drug trafficking and conspiracy, after his extradition from Mexico.
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“From the Rubble of Loss, a Whisper of Change: What the Last Hostage’s Return Might Mean”
The last Israeli hostage’s remains were recovered with Hamas’s help, prompting calls for the group to disarm as peace efforts shift focus toward reconstruction and lasting truce.
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In the Desert Dawn of 2026, a Champion’s Message Rises with the Sun
Scottie Scheffler opened the 2026 PGA Tour season with a dominant win at The American Express, reinforcing his elite form and sending an early competitive signal to the rest of the field.
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Across Borders and Bamboo Groves: A Nation’s Love, A Chapter Ends
Japan bids farewell to the last pandas, Xiao Xiao and Lei Lei, whose departure to China ends 50+ years of panda presence and highlights strains in ties between Tokyo and Beijing
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In Baseball’s Garden of Tomorrow: A Young Star Blooms at the Top
Pirates prospect Konnor Griffin tops Keith Law’s 2026 Top 100 MLB prospects list, reflecting his breakout minor league season and high future expectations.
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A Threshold Moment: Does One More Defection Answer the Call of Momentum?
Suella Braverman’s defection from the Conservative Party to Reform UK underscores a growing current of political shifts within British politics.
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Moments That Interrupted the Monday Routine
Emergency services responded Monday to a gas smell that led to a supermarket evacuation in Groningen and a traffic accident on Ring Zuid. No serious injuries were reported.
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Managing the Wild at the Urban Edge
Apeldoorn plans to kill male wild boars in a city park to limit population growth and improve safety, a decision that highlights the fragile balance between urban life and wildlife.
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After the Sirens: Questions in Twente
A fatal train accident in Twente has left the region in shock, raising renewed questions about railway safety, prevention, and the emotional impact on witnesses and communities.
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Before the Silence Breaks: Nieuwegein Invests in Its Youth
The national government is investing millions in Nieuwegein to strengthen early prevention of youth criminality, focusing on cooperation, guidance, and long-term community support through 2029.
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Where Laughter Outlives Time: Sixty Years of Carnival Friendship
Gekke Maondaag remains a cherished highlight for a carnival association from Straelen, where friendships spanning more than sixty years continue to shape celebration, tradition, and togetherness.
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Eighty Years and Still Steady on the Ice
During a period of icy weather, 80-year-old Klaas unexpectedly became an online sensation after a simple moment on slippery streets touched viewers across the country.
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Echoes in Wood: Tracing Hands That Shaped Tools 430,000 Years Ago
Ancient wooden tools discovered in Greece, dating back 430,000 years, are the oldest known and reveal early human ingenuity beyond stone implements.
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