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A New Year and a New Leader, but Germany’s Focus Remains on Covid

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Russian Foreign Minister Levels New Warning on Ukraine

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People with Omicron are less likely to need hospitalization, U.K. report finds.

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Once a Janitor, Now the Bar Mitzvah Photography King of Montreal

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Why Did Uganda Send Troops Into Congo?

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With restoration nearly complete, Big Ben will ring again at midnight.

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Asma Khader, Fighter for Women’s Rights in Jordan, Dies at 69

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In Remembering Tutu, South Africa Reckons With Lasting Challenges

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BBC Will Look Into Alan Dershowitz Appearance on Maxwell Segment

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The F.D.A. will allow Pfizer boosters for 12- to 15-year-olds, say those familiar with the plan.

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Ukrainians Set Sights on the New Year, Not a New War

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India reckons with the possibility of a third wave of the virus.

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Australia relaxes its isolation rules to adapt to Omicron.

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Indonesia Accepts Stranded Refugee Boat After Vowing to Turn It Away

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Two Georgia Republicans have racked up $100,000 in fines for defying a mask mandate in Congress.

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A Movement to Unify the French Left Might Be Its Last Chance for the Elections

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11 Years After Trying to Kill Each Other, a Marine and a Talib Meet Again

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Stay or Go? For Myanmar’s Latest Wave of Refugees, There’s No Good Choice.

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Britons seeking Covid tests find themselves out of luck across most of the U.K.

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Air filters and outdoor spaces: Office costs rise as workers return.

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Fears of Omicron as an unstoppable threat are tempered by signs of milder symptoms.

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Fears of Omicron’s Rapid Spread Are Tempered by Signs of Milder Illness

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Britain’s Crossbow Rules in the Cross Hairs After Windsor Castle Breach

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Born and Raised in Pakistan, but Living in Legal Limbo

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A lengthy doctors’ strike over understaffing sparks chaos at New Delhi hospitals.

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India Cuts Off Foreign Funding of Mother Teresa’s Charity

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Nepal halts Covid vaccinations in children because of a lack of syringes.

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South Korea approves Pfizer’s coronavirus pill for emergency use.

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Reopening schools will be Eric Adams’s first big task as New York mayor.

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Carnival cruise ship returns to Miami with ‘small number’ of coronavirus cases.

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Will Spain Give Disgraced King a Royal Homecoming?

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Iraq Confirms Election Gains for Shiite Leader Seen as Potential U.S. Ally

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The Time Archbishop Tutu Was Searched at the Airport

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Even in Retirement, Desmond Tutu Remained South Africa’s Moral Compass

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Many African countries are toughening pandemic restrictions in the face of a Covid surge.

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Two more members of the K-pop band BTS test positive for the coronavirus.

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After Chaotic Evacuation, Afghans in the Netherlands Struggle to Find Stability

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Orchestras were already having a hard time, and then came the pandemic.

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‘A True South African Giant’: Tributes for Desmond Tutu, a Force for Harmony

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Many African countries are toughening pandemic restrictions in the face of a Covid surge.

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The unvaccinated in the U.S. remain defiant.

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In China, Bragging About Your Wealth Can Get You Censored

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U.S. blood banks are experiencing their biggest shortage in a decade.

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England is administering booster shots through the Christmas holiday.

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A New Israeli Wonderland, Where You Can Almost Forget Where You Are

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At Least 16 Dead After Migrant Boat Capsizes Off Greece

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How Do Saudis Celebrate Christmas? Quietly, but Less So.

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South Africa ends quarantines and contact tracing, and authorizes booster shots.

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As Hindu Extremists Call for Killing of Muslims, India’s Leaders Keep Silent

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