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Mark Espiner
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Putin critic Vladimir Kara-Murza appeals prison sentence
The Russian activist is serving a lengthy prison sentence, on charges critics have said are politically motivated.
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Bangladesh upheaval is posing challenges to neighbor India
Bangladesh upheaval is posing challenges to neighbor India
Delhi has been able to rely on the government of ousted Bangladeshi PM Sheikh Hasina for stability in the region.
How Israel defends itself against missile attacks
How Israel defends itself against missile attacks
Israel has been developing a sophisticated and multi-layered air-defense system for decades.
What Germany paid for the release of US prisoners in Russia
What Germany paid for the release of US prisoners in Russia
Releasing a Russian agent convicted of a brazen murder in Berlin was a difficult decision for Germany.
Israel-Hamas war: Airstrike near Gaza school kills dozens
Israel-Hamas war: Airstrike near Gaza school kills dozens
An Israeli airstrike on a school near the southern Gaza city of Khan Younis has killed at least 25 people.
Storm Beryl leaves trail of destruction in Caribbean, Texas
Storm Beryl leaves trail of destruction in Caribbean, Texas
Cleanup efforts have begun, but restoring vital services in Texas could still take some time.
Rescuers race to find survivors after Japan quakes
Rescuers race to find survivors after Japan quakes
Dozens of people are believed to still be trapped under collapsed buildings. The death toll has meanwhile risen to 62.
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