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Jerusalem Braces for Violence Ahead of Jewish Nationalist
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Ukraine Renews Calls for Weapons Amid Russian Attack
KYIV, Ukraine—Kyiv issued fresh appeals for more weapons from Western nations as Russia intensified its push to capture key cities
Ukraine Struggles to Preserve Evidence of Alleged Russian
BUCHA, Ukraine—In the weeks since Russian troops pulled out of Bucha, Tetiana Sichkar has repeatedly described watching as her mother
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U.N. Human-Rights Chief Calls on China, Gently, to
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Putin Says Russia Is Open to More Talks
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U.K.’s Johnson Emerges From Lockdown Scandals to Face
LONDON—A few months ago, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson was fighting to remain in power amid revelations that he attended
