Everything in the index—features, desk summaries, and wire-style pieces—grouped by publication day, newest days first.
66 stories total
Mélenchon’s 2027 candidacy is now public after TF1’s evening bulletin and LFI’s internal ballot. We unpack his three previous first-round results, his legislative footprint, and what changes when the RN is framed as the main rival.
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Lagos recalled its ambassador for consultations and pressed Pretoria after violence against migrants—including Nigerians—turned deadly amid South Africa’s charged protest season.
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Recovery teams took extraordinary risks in flood-swollen water where crocodiles hunt; police believe the remains may be those of a businessman missing since recent floods.
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Civilian areas absorbed deadly Russian strikes while Kyiv claimed drone hits on oil-linked targets—part of the wider economic-pressure story alongside the front line.
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WHO confirmed one hantavirus case on an Atlantic sailing with more suspected infections and three deaths; port health teams traced contacts across several stops.
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A cluster of severe illnesses and three deaths triggered shipboard isolation and shore transfers; a British traveller needed intensive care in South Africa.
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American and Moroccan teams combed arid terrain near Tan-Tan after two personnel vanished during drills—identity releases waited on family notification rules.
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Infant-sized artemisinin combination therapy closes a dosing gap clinicians patched for years with risky arithmetic; the next chapters are price, training, and whether rural clinics see boxes arrive before the next rainy-season surge.
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Laufey traces how she helped reposition jazz for younger ears—and why one surreal, fish-strewn video became the outlet for a fiercer, theatrical side of her artistry.
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A bomb hoax disrupted a packed Peter Kay arena date; police charged Omar Majed and set a Monday court appearance as venues across the UK revisit crowd-safety protocols.
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The BBC bets bigger names and sharper gameplay for series two of The Celebrity Traitors—Miranda Hart, Maya Jama, Ross Kemp and more—as the social-deduction format tries to match the civilian hit’s word-of-mouth heat.
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Longitudinal work links optimism to better aging trajectories, but scientists stress context: money, health care, and disability still shape lives alongside mindset.
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