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February 20, 2026
• Life Is Harsh and Dangerous in Russian-run Parts of Ukraine, Activists and Former Residents Say
• In Cambodia, Thousands Flood Out of Scam Compounds and Find Little Help
• Ecuador Prison Deaths Climb Again Despite President’s Security Strategy
February 11, 2026
• Iran Commemorates 1979 Revolution as Nation Is Squeezed by Anger Over Crackdown and Tensions with U.S.
February 10, 2026
• As U.S. Block of Oil Supply Deepens Energy Crisis, Cubans Ask: What More Can We Sacrifice?
February 9, 2026
• Prime Minister Takaichi’s Party Wins a Supermajority in Japan’s Lower House
February 6, 2026
• The Gaza Ceasefire Began Months Ago. Why Does Fighting Persist?
• Egypt’s Drone Deployment to Border Raises Stakes in Sudan’s Civil War
• In a Nigerian Village, Extremists Issued a Call to Prayer and Then Slaughtered Those Who Turned Up
February 4, 2026
• The Last U.S.-Russian Nuclear Pact Is About to Expire, Ending a Half-Century of Arms Control
February 2, 2026
• Sudanese Paramilitary Force Abducting Children in Darfur, Witnesses Say
January 30, 2026
• Explainer: How Does Iran’s System of Power Work?
• Syrian Government, Kurds Agree to Integration Deal, U.S. Hails ‘Historic Milestone’
• Haiti Faces a Sexual Violence and Abuse Crisis as Gang Violence Spreads, Health Charity Warns
January 28, 2026
• Spain Is Granting Legal Status to Potentially 500,000 Immigrants
• Activists Say Iran’s Crackdown Has Killed at Least 6,221 People, as the Country’s Currency Plunges
• Atomic Scientists Set ‘Doomsday Clock’ Closer to Midnight Than Ever
January 23, 2026
• As Haiti Faces Further Political Turmoil, the UN Signals More Troops on the Way
• Why Freezing Rain Has Millions at Risk of Losing Power—and Heat
• Firefighters Face Attacks, Drones and Arsonists While Battling Deadly Blazes in Chile