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Britain's Home Secretary James Cleverly, left, and Rwandan Minister of Foreign Affairs Vincent Biruta shake hands after signing a new treaty in Kigali, Rwanda, Tuesday, Dec. 5, 2023. The treaty will address concerns by the Supreme Court, including assurances that Rwanda will not remove anybody transferred under the partnership to another country. (Ben Birchall/PA Wire via AP)

Britain and Rwanda strike a new treaty in effort to revive asylum plan blocked by U.K. courts

‘The Bedouins are being whipped from both sides’ in the Israel-Hamas war

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Official warns of severe terrorism risk in Europe over Christmas amid Israel-Hamas war

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Aboard 2 ships adrift at sea, 400 Rohingya are ‘looking death in the eye,’ U.N. says

Dec. 5, 2023
Russian shelling hits Kherson in south Ukraine, killing 2 people, officials say

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Supreme Court weighs limits on Congress’ power to tax corporate wealth
Kamala Harris, the first Black woman in her role, just broke a record held by an outspoken slaveholder

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Could a monthly treatment prevent fentanyl overdoses? Scientists are working on it

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McCarthy and Johnson are both conservative Christians. Only one is on the ‘front lines of the culture war’

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In Gaza, she sits by her belongings, waiting for her home to be bombed

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Scores of Palestinian minors sit in Israeli prisons. He wanted his 13-year-old son to join them

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With truce breakdown, Israel-Hamas war’s deadly dynamic again takes hold

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News Analysis: What happens after the Israel-Hamas war ends? Two-state solution faces strong head winds

Dec. 2, 2023

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Inside the Israeli lab ‘reassembling and reconnecting’ the mangled bodies of the dead

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