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Cheer to athletes, peace to world!

The largest and most comprehensive Asian Games in history is finally happening in the eastern Chinese city of Hangzhou after being delayed, as so many international sports have been affected over the past couple of years...

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IMF’s gloomy predictions for UK economy

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Tips for performing well during exams

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Year 2 of the Ukraine war is going to get scary

Ukrainian army from the 43rd Heavy Artillery Brigade fire the German howitzer Panzerhaubitze 2000, called Tina by the unit, amid Russia's attack on Ukraine, near Bahmut, in Donetsk region. - Reuters

How will Biden be remembered in 50 years?

President Joe Biden walks towards Marine One on the South Lawn of the White House in Washington. What will matter in 2073 is whether he reversed the global tide of democratic retreat that began long before his presidency but reached new heights with the Taliban’s victory in Afghanistan and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, writes The New York Times columnist.

From wadi to forever home: Ulfat Hanim’s journey

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A warning of what’s to come

McCarthy has stacked the Oversight Committee, central to the House’s investigative apparatus, with flame-throwing fantasists, including Marjorie Taylor Greene, Paul Gosar and Lauren Boebert.

Too soon for global optimism...

Europeans, for their part, seem thrilled by over-confident forecasts.

No one’s crying for Jenin

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Pandemic continues to be important to novelists

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The migration question, and thin excuses!

Migrants wait to disembark from a Spanish coast guard vessel, in the port of Arguineguin, in the island of Gran Canaria, Spain. -- Reuters

Keep cool and keep going great

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Baghdad loses green space to real estate boom

Shoppers at the Babylon Mall, which was built on a date palm grove in central Baghdad.

Nato tanks will change the complexion of the Ukraine war

A rescuer stands outside a residential building partially destroyed after a missile strike in Kharkiv on Monday. -- AFP

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