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Spain’s new eviction law may not keep squatters out

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How the Russian economy is faring as new sanctions hit 

Hot nights are exacerbating India's heat crisis

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Hot nights are worsening India’s heat crisis. But low-tech solutions show some promise.

Assad's fall means a rediscovery of Syria for this photographer

Syria

For this photographer, the fall of Assad means a rediscovery of his home country

Ontario approves billions of dollars for small modular nuclear plant

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Ontario approves $15 billion plan to build small modular nuclear reactors

How people are tackling 'eco-anxiety' around the world

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Community, conversation, music: How people are tackling eco-anxiety around the world

Christians in historic Syrian town reflect on new moment in the country

Sacred Nation

Christians in historic town in Syria reflect on new moment in the country

A new hope for Syria

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Trump vows to lift US sanctions on Syria, expressing confidence in the country’s new leader

Trump kicks off Middle East visit with talk of a 'golden age'

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Trump kicks off Middle East visit with talk of a ‘golden age’ 

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Agricultural Bees, China’s Energy Future, Frankenstein In Class. Feb 2, 2018, Part 1

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Temporary workers start to prepare the castle's haunted house about a month before Halloween. The haunted house was started by US military personnel almost 40 years ago.

Culture

There was a real Frankenstein castle. Yes, they dress it up for Halloween

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