Gayle Tzemach Lemmon

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Amid Madrid mega-statue hype, a small dog shines

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Arts, Culture & Media

Amid Madrid mega-statue hype, a small bronze dog shines

Serbians caught between East and West struggle to keep warm

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Energy

The US's forgotten occupation of Haiti

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At a time of crisis for Haiti, a filmmaker reflects on past US intervention

French moving to right as local elections loom

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French elections

France moving to the right as voters head to the polls for local elections

Oil depot fires in Iran are affecting people's health

Two people wearing protective masks and Red Crescent uniforms stand on rocky terrain with a backdrop of thick black smoke and clouds.

US-Israel-Iran War

After Israeli strikes on Tehran’s fuel depots, residents face a toxic aftermath

Turkey's third-largest city is running out of water

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Environment

Turkey’s Izmir facing severe shortages as water levels continue to drop

AI is rapidly changing math and mathematicians are defining their role in the equation

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Science & Technology

AI is rapidly changing math, and mathematicians are defining their role in the equation

Minnesota's Hmong community feeling betrayed

Protesters in winter clothing hold signs reading "Hmong Against ICE" during a demonstration on a snowy street.

Immigration

Minnesota’s Hmong community feeling a sense of betrayal amid ICE crackdowns

How to eat surströmming — the world's smelliest food — the Swedish way

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Food

Surströmming challenge: How Swedes actually eat the world’s worst-smelling food

A brief history of US, Israeli and Iranian relations

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A girl attends her first class at a school in Hazema in north Raqqa, Syria.

Conflict

In Syria, all girls want is safety and school

Lifestyle & Belief

Life as an Woman in Afghanistan 10 Years After the US Invasion

Water Supply at Afghan Girls School Deliberately Poisoned

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