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Ukrainians Prepare for a Long War. Will the West Stay the Course?
KYIV (Reuters) – Oleksii Tilnenko hoped this would be the year Ukraine drove Russian forces out of swathes of occupied land. As 2023 draws to a close, his southern hometown of Kherson is still being pounded by shelling and the front line has barely budged.
Nearly 2 Months into the War, Many Israelis Have No Idea if Their Relatives Are Dead or Alive
JERUSALEM (AP) – There was no trace of Hanan Yablonka—not on the 42-year-old Israeli’s social media accounts nor on his phone, found in the bullet-riddled car he and four friends tried to flee in after Hamas militants attacked the music festival they were attending in southern Israel.
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December 6, 2023
- Ukrainians Prepare for a Long War. Will the West Stay the Course? December 5, 2023
- Nearly 2 Months into the War, Many Israelis Have No Idea if Their Relatives Are Dead or Alive December 4, 2023
- World at Risk of Losing Malaria Fight as Cases Rise, Report Says November 30, 2023
- UN Calls for ‘Irreversible’ Move Toward Two-State Solution
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- U.S. Cities Are Cracking Down on Homeless Encampments November 28, 2023
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- Maui Residents Wonder if Their Burned Town Can Be Made Safe. The Answer? No One Knows November 22, 2023
- Holiday Cheer or Financial Fear? – Examining the ‘Buy Now, Pay Later’ Trend
- Israel, Hamas Agree to Four-day Truce, 50 Hostages to Go Free November 21, 2023
- 10 Years Later, a War-weary Ukraine Reflects on Events that Began its Collision Course with Russia November 20, 2023
- Why Americans Feel Gloomy About the Economy Despite Falling Inflation and Low Unemployment November 17, 2023
- Analysis: Iran Enriches More Uranium as Gaza War Rages, U.S. Vote Looms November 15, 2023
- The Grade Dilemma: Are Parents in the Dark About Student Performance? November 14, 2023
- One Year After Liberation, Ukrainians in Kherson Hold On to Hope amid Constant Shelling November 13, 2023
- Over Half of Sudan’s Population Needs Humanitarian Aid After Nearly 7 Months of War, UN Says November 10, 2023
- Israel Does Not Seek to Occupy Gaza, but ‘Credible Force’ Needed: PM Netanyahu
- Masks Are Back, Construction Banned and Schools Shut as Toxic Air Engulfs New Delhi November 9, 2023
- Syphilis Cases in U.S. Newborns Skyrocketed in 2022. Health Officials Are Calling for Action.
