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He Is Senegalese and French, With Nothing to Reconcile

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“I was lucky that my French and Senegalese families both acted very warmly toward my parents. I received a lot of love from both...
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How ‘Friends’ Helps People Around the World Learn English

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Language teaching has changed in recent years.“Friends” may have endured as a teaching tool in part because the internet has made it accessible to...
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Asia

They Call It ‘Insane’: Where Myanmar Sends Political Prisoners

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The prison was already packed, its population more than double its 5,000-person capacity. Recent prisoners include two American journalists and an Australian economic adviser....
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Europe

Unleashed but (Mostly) Masked, British Tourists Return to Portugal

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After enduring a winter of strict lockdown, and a spring that saw a gradual reopening but lousy weather to spend it in, the first...
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America

A Week of Big Blows for Big Oil

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For environmentalists, it was a week of victories. For the oil and gas companies they vanquished, as well as Alberta and the other parts...
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Africa

Zimbabwe Authorities Arrest Local Reporter Working for The New York Times

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The authorities in Zimbabwe have arrested a freelance reporter who works for The New York Times and accused him of improperly helping two other...
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Life Under Occupation: The Misery at the Heart of the Conflict

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An eviction in East Jerusalem lies at the center of a conflict that led to war between Israel and Hamas. But for millions of...
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Canadian Lawmaker Is Exposed on Camera for a Second Time

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OTTAWA — For the second time in just over a month, a member of Canada’s Parliament has apologized for exposing himself during a virtual...
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Africa

In Congo, Masses Flee One of the World’s Most Dangerous Volcanoes

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GOMA, Democratic Republic of Congo — Tens of thousands of people jammed highways, crowded boats and set off on foot to flee this major...
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Asia

Taiwan Prays for Rain and Scrambles to Save Water

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TAICHUNG, Taiwan — Lin Wei-Yi once gave little thought to the water sluicing through her shower nozzle, kitchen faucet and garden hose.But as Taiwan’s...
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Europe

In Rwanda, Macron Tries to Reset Relations With Africa

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PARIS — After nearly three decades of recriminations over France’s role in Rwanda’s genocide of 1994, the leaders of the two countries on Thursday...
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America

Last Year, Manitoba Had Virus Under Control. Now It’s a Continental Hotspot.

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OTTAWA — Last year the Canadian province of Manitoba seemed to be a model of how to handle a pandemic: Its case numbers were...
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