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Kim Sae-ron’s Death Sparks Grief and Introspection

By KIM TONG-HYUNG / AP

Here’s Who Could Be Germany’s Next Chancellor

By Associated Press

Egypt Is Developing Counter-Trump Plan to Rebuild Gaza

By Samy Magdy / AP

Israel-Hamas, Israel-Hezbollah Cease-Fires Are in Limbo

By Melanie Lidman and Sally Abou Aljoud / AP
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Delta Airlines Plane Flips Upon Landing in Toronto

All 80 people on board the plane survived the crash landing, and those hurt had relatively minor injuries, said the airport’s CEO.

By JOHN WAWROW and MICHAEL CASEY / AP

How Architects Are Designing for Disaster Resilience

Disasters like wildfires are only set to become more frequent amid climate change. Architects are designing for resilience.

By Natalie Donback

E.U. Leaders Hold Emergency Talks, Fearing U.S. Under Trump Is Abandoning Allies

European leaders insisted Monday they must have a say in international talks to end the war in Ukraine, which could shape the future of the continent.

Top U.S. and Russia Officials Hold Talks on Ending War in Ukraine

The negotiations in Saudi Arabia, which exclude Ukrainian officials, mark a pivotal step by the Trump Administration to reverse U.S. policy on isolating Russia.

Germany's Economy Is in the Dumps. Here Are Five Reasons Why

The country hasn't seen significant growth in five years, a stunning turnaround for Europe's biggest economy.

By David McHugh / AP

The Destruction of the Israel-Hamas War—in Numbers

Monday is the 500th day since Oct. 7, 2023. Here are some numbers that show the scale of death and devastation that followed.

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DeepSeek Unavailable for Download in South Korea Amid Privacy Concerns

An official also advised South Korean DeepSeek users to delete the app from their devices or avoid entering personal info until its privacy issues are resolved.

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U.S. Secretary of State Rubio In Israel Says Hamas Must Be Eradicated

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the start of a regional tour.

By MATTHEW LEE and NATALIE MELZER / AP

White South Africans Gather in Support of President Trump

Protesters criticized what they see as racist laws instituted by the South African government.

By ALFONSO NQUNJANA and GERALD IMRAY / AP

How Canada Got Hooked on the U.S. Economy

Canada is incredibly reliant on access to U.S. markets. It didn't have to be this way.

By Stephen Maher

Hamas Frees Three Hostages, Including American-Israeli Sagui Dekel-Chen

In exchange, per the cease-fire agreement, Israeli forces released hundreds of Palestinian prisoners.

By MOHAMMAD JAHJOUH, MELANIE LIDMAN and JALAL BWAITEL / AP

Afghan Refugees Are Stuck in Limbo

'Once we heard that the process is suspended, then we cannot sleep, we cannot eat.'

By Belinda Luscombe

How Porcelain War Cut Through the Noise

In the Oscar-nominated Ukrainian documentary, three artists perform a subtle act of resistance against war: continuing to create.

By Simon Shuster

How Trump's USAID Freeze Threatens Global Democracy

The unprecedented decision creates a power vacuum that autocrats and U.S. enemies will step in to fill.

By David Koranyi

E.U. Commission Vows to React Firmly to Trump Tariffs

The E.U.'s executive branch on Friday vowed to “take firm and immediate action" against Trump’s imposition of tariffs on steel and aluminum.

By ASSOCIATED PRESS

Why Did Elon Musk Meet With Modi? Even Trump Was Unsure

Modi said on X that the two men “discussed various issues, including those he is passionate about such as space, mobility, technology and innovation.”

By SHEIKH SAALIQ / AP
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