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World News
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US budget airlines are struggling. Will pursuing premium passengers solve their problems?
Spirit Airlines has lost more than $2.2 billion since the start of 2020. Frontier has not reported a full-year pro…
Prince Harry will attend father's coronation, Meghan won't
The revelations in “Spare,'' including details of private conversations with his father and brother, Prince William, fanned tensions between Harry and his fami…
Fancy a dip? An Olympic reboot for Paris' toxic River Seine
A costly and complex cleanup is resuscitating the Seine just in time for it to play a starring role in the 2024 Paris Olympics
When exactly will India surpass China as most populous?
China has had the most people in the world since at least 1950
In Africa's Okavango, oil drilling disrupts locals, nature
The court previously threw out the urgent appeal made by local people to stop the Canadian firm's drilling activities
Filipinos nailed to crosses despite church objection
The gruesome spectacle reflects the Philippines’ unique brand of Catholicism, which merges church traditions with folk superstitions
Overfishing threatens a way of life in the Bahamas
Overfishing has wiped out once abundant species and taken off the table forever beloved culturally important dishes
Polish-Ukrainian friendship masks a bitter, bloody history
Polish and Ukrainian officials have avoided mentioning the old grievances openly as they remain focused on Ukraine's survival and worry that Russian could expl…
Grassroots faith leaders navigate a Northern Ireland in flux
The Good Friday Agreement authorizes a referendum on Irish unification if polls ever indicate it would likely pass.
'We’ll kill you': Troops film boys' killings in Burkina Faso
For seven years, Burkina Faso has been wracked by violence linked to al-Qaida and the Islamic State group
Death scene in burned ferry moves Filipino rescuers to tears
Many passengers jumped into the sea in panic without life jackets and were saved by rescuers but at least 11 drowned
Russia arrests Wall Street Journal reporter on spying charge
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters: “It is not about a suspicion, it is about the fact that he was caught red-handed.”
Ukraine's Zelenskyy: Any Russian victory could be perilous
In recent months, a parade of world leaders have visited Zelenskyy in Ukraine
Russia convicts father of teen who drew antiwar picture
The officials have also accused Moskalyov of being a negligent parent
Netanyahu delays judicial overhaul after mass protests
Tens of thousands of people, largely secular, middle-class Israelis, have regularly joined mass protests against the plan
'What can we do?': Millions in African countries need power
In Zimbabwe, electricity shortages that have plagued the country for years have worsened as the state authority that manages Kariba, the country’s biggest dam,…