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After the bombs, Iranians struggle to rebuild and recover

Turning 90, Tibet's Dalai Lama says he will be reborn

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Tibetans in Massachusetts celebrate 14th Dalai Lama’s 90th birthday

Spain's wax museum of dermatology, once a teaching tool, to close

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Medical wax museum in Spain showcasing 19th-century diseases is set to close

20 years after London's deadliest bombings, extremist threat grows more complex

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20 years after London’s deadliest bombings, extremist threat grows more complex

El Salvador courts its exiles with incentives and safety — and many are listening

Immigration

As El Salvador courts its exiles, some begin to return

Historic hotel in Haiti burns to the ground

Violence

Historic hotel, symbol of Haiti’s past, burns amid gang violence

At war, Iranians come together to help one another

Iranians come together to help one another amid war

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Barbecue recipes — Asian-style

Author posits that British Museum is full of ghosts

‘Objects hold energy’: Author posits that British Museum in London is full of ghosts

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