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At 8:15 PM, 30-year-old Dolly Devi sits on the floor of New Delhi railway station, waiting for the Vaishali Express that will take her back to Begusarai, a district in Bihar. She waits alongside hundreds of migrant workers for overnight trains departing from the Indian capital to take them back to small towns and villages across the country. After months of struggling with ri...


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On June 7, 2026, Armenian citizens will be called to the polls for parliamentary elections – a vote that goes far beyond everyday party politics. Since the peaceful Velvet Revolution in 2018, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has gradually steered the small South Caucasian state...


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Over the past decade, the degradation of the Caspian Sea – the world’s largest landlocked waterbody – has raised significant public concern.

While significant fluctuations in the Caspian Sea’s water level have occurred throughout history, scientists warn that the current decline is increasingly linked to global warmin...


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It was an image that went around the world: In September 2020, Maria Kalesnikava tore up her passport at the Belarusian border with Ukraine. It was not a calculated act, but a spontaneous reflex. She did not want to be deported. She wanted to stay with her people. The scene unfolded in the aftermath of a presidential election...


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AFCON, the Africa Cup of Nations held last December, has recently turned into a battlefield. It was meant to showcase Pan-African unity, but for Morocco, the host, it was also part of a broader strategy to cement its status as a diplomatic and sporting power ahead of co-hosting the 2030 World Cup with Spain.

On 18 Janu...


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