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Tate Brothers Said to Leave Romania for the United States

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Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan Tate, the British American online influencers who have faced a criminal investigation in Romania, left the country...
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Thailand Deports Dozens of Uyghurs to China, Activists Say

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Thailand on Thursday sent back 40 “illegal immigrants” to China, Chinese state media reported, hours after rights groups warned that Thailand was on...
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Thursday Briefing

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President Trump’s relationship with Europe. Source link
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On a Lawless Tropical Border, the Global Scam Industry Thrives

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There are usually no international flights out of the airport in Mae Sot, a town on Thailand’s border with Myanmar. But in recent...
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Indifference or Hostility? Trump’s View of European Allies Raises Alarm

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During his first term in office, President Trump described the European Union “as a foe,” established “to hurt the United States on trade.”He...
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Electric Shocks and Tied Crucifixion-Style: The Life of a Scam-Mill Worker

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The job advertisement promised a fat salary in a modern metropolis.Fisher, a 27-year-old Ethiopian who had studied electrical engineering, convinced his father to...
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Possible Remains of Indigenous Women Slain in Canada Found in Landfill

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The authorities in the western Canadian province of Manitoba said on Wednesday that they had found what could be the remains of two...
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Trump Administration Ends Global Health Research Program

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An obscure but influential program that gave detailed public health information to about half of the world’s nations will fold as a result...
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Who Are the Deceased Hostages Hamas Said It Handed Over to Israel?

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Hamas on Wednesday released the remains of what it said were four Israeli hostages, the last in a group of eight former captives...
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Frankétienne, Father of Haitian Letters, Is Dead at 88

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The Haitian artist and writer known as Frankétienne, who published the first novel written entirely in Haitian Creole and who, as the nation’s...
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