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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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Denmark is fed up with Russia’s ‘shadow fleet’
The sky was grey and there was a dusting of snow on the ground. Mid-November in Denmark does not offer ideal beach weather, ...
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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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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 assimilation in Chilean society. But some Mapuche communities are now turning the ...
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Growing number of governments using counterterrorism to justify targeting dissidents abroad
Across the globe, countries are known to target some of their own citizens living abroad. The World did a nine-part series called “Lethal Dissent” that investigated the attempted kidnappings and ...