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Once a Janitor, Now the Bar Mitzvah Photography King of Montreal

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Why Did Uganda Send Troops Into Congo?

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With restoration nearly complete, Big Ben will ring again at midnight.

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Asma Khader, Fighter for Women’s Rights in Jordan, Dies at 69

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In Remembering Tutu, South Africa Reckons With Lasting Challenges

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Covid claimed 2021, but 2022 has the potential to be the reset we all need.

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India enters 2022 with restrictions, fearing another deadly virus surge.

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Paris reintroduces an outdoor mask mandate.

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In Sydney, Australia, the fireworks go on.

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Omicron wave brings new rules for New Year’s Eve celebrations.

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Australia relaxes its isolation rules to adapt to Omicron.

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Indonesia Accepts Stranded Refugee Boat After Vowing to Turn It Away

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Britain plans field wards to meet the Omicron surge.

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Former Afghan President Says He Fled Nation to ‘Save Kabul’

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Will more rapid tests change how America counts Covid cases?

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China, holding to its ‘zero Covid’ strategy, keeps a city of 13 million locked down.

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Años Viejos: Torching the Old Year to Toast the New One

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Can a Tiny Territory in the South Pacific Power Tesla’s Ambitions?

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A World Divided by Covid and Other Ills United to Explore Space

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In 2021, We Were There: The Year’s 14 Most Popular Dispatches

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A Colorado slaughterhouse has upped vaccinations, but workers still feel fear, and anger.

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Israel Faces a Severe Blow to Wildlife Amid Outbreak of Avian Flu

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The W.H.O. warns of a ‘tsunami’ of Delta and Omicron cases as U.S. officials stress Omicron’s ‘milder’ effects.

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A Movement to Unify the French Left Might Be Its Last Chance for the Elections

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11 Years After Trying to Kill Each Other, a Marine and a Talib Meet Again

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Stay or Go? For Myanmar’s Latest Wave of Refugees, There’s No Good Choice.

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Britons seeking Covid tests find themselves out of luck across most of the U.K.

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Air filters and outdoor spaces: Office costs rise as workers return.

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Omicron tears across Europe, leaving tests and patience in short supply.

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The U.S. record for daily cases is broken as an Omicron ‘tidal wave’ grows.

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Saudi Arabia will require booster shots to enter many public places.

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Singapore charges a man accused of letting another use his vaccination record to enter a bar.

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Russian Court Orders 2nd Ban of a Major Human Rights Group in 2 Days

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Two Georgia Republicans have racked up $100,000 in fines for defying a mask mandate in Congress.

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Fears of Omicron as an unstoppable threat are tempered by signs of milder symptoms.

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India Cuts Off Foreign Funding of Mother Teresa’s Charity

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An Australian teenager who partied while positive is charged with ignoring health orders.

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Thousands protest in Germany as frustration with Covid rules swells.

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How a fund for pandemic-strained restaurants picked winners and losers.

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Russian Court Orders Prominent Human Rights Group to Shut

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Covid now accounts for a larger share of deaths among white and young Americans.

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Delta Air Lines blames new cleaning rules in Shanghai for the midair turnaround of a flight from Seattle.

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‘Bless and Protect My Team’: An Italian Town Hopes Its Basketball Patron Advances to National Status

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‘Bless and Protect My Team’: An Italian Town Hopes Its Basketball Patron Advances to National Status

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Cities around the world pare back New Year celebrations, again.

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South Korea approves Pfizer’s coronavirus pill for emergency use.

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Somalia’s President Suspends Prime Minister Over Corruption Allegations

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A lab in Australia mistakenly tells hundreds of people they tested negative.

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As Other Arab States Falter, Saudi Arabia Seeks to Become a Cultural Hub

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‘Help Us’: After Typhoon Rai, Miles of Destruction and the Smell of Death

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