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Pakistani Taliban Claims Deadly Attacks in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa — 23 Killed

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Russia Says Momentum From Putin-Trump Meeting 'Gone'

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New Documentary Shows Life In Gaza For AFP Journalists

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Israel Marks Two-Year Anniversary of Deadly October 7 Hamas Attack

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World

Japan's First Female Prime Minister: Sanae Takaichi Wins LDP Leadership

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Albania Busts Transnational Sex Trafficking Network Exploiting Women From Latin America

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