Trump's national address: President declares economic triumph, but do the facts agree?
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Delhi's smog lockdown: Cash relief, curbs, and a city gasping for breath
The Supreme Court has also called measures taken by Delhi's authorities a 'total failure' in effectively curbing rising pollution levels
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When a ‘Hippo’ breaks records
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THE WEEK Man of the Year Shubhanshu Shukla: The inspiring journey from Lucknow to ISS
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‘We are near a major inflection point in India’s space journey’: Shubhanshu Shukla
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In a wide-ranging interview, ex-Ukraine president Viktor Yushchenko provides his perspective on the historical roots of the war with Russia, the deception of Vladimir Putin, and the path forward for global security
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Ukraine's two-front war: Battling Russia and a bombshell corruption scandal
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‘Russia should release unlawfully detained persons unconditionally’: Dmytro Lubinets
Dmytro Lubinets, Ukrainian parliamentary commissioner for human rights, details Russia's strategy of using captives as political leverage and the international fight for their unconditional release
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‘Papa Buka’ review: This Dr Biju film bridges India and Papua New Guinea through a shared war
The film, which earned an Oscar nomination, offers a meditative journey into the forgotten chapters of World War II in Papua New Guinea, connecting Indian historians with a local war veteran
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