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The soccer federation most affected by the global corruption scandal that upended the sport more than a decade ago is

Larysa Navrotska is part of a quiet, but brave army of postal workers connecting remote Ukrainian communities close to the

When Xi Jinping met President Trump last year, the Chinese leader wielded his country’s control over critical minerals, a strong

For months, residents at a Hong Kong apartment complex had complained about workers smoking near debris and questioned the safety

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An icy wind was cutting across Iceland’s capital, Reykjavik, just after 7 a.m. on a winter morning, still long before