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Other Countries Had Mass Shootings. Then They Changed Their Gun Laws In the U.S., Backlash to Civil Rights Era Made Guns a Political Third Rail South Korean Workers Turn the Tables on Their Bad Bosses Male Afghan Tv Presenters Mask up to Support Female Colleagues After Taliban Decree Inside Tracks: the Recording Studio Offering Musical Escape in a Cameroon Prison Quebec Moves to Protect French Language and Restrict USe of English Canada's Refugee Road: a Lifeline for Some, a Political Headache for Others Former Head of Louvre Charged in Egyptian Artefacts Trafficking Case Grenoble Takes on French State As Burkini Legal Row Reaches Highest Court Greece Rebuts British Museum Claim Parthenon Marbles Were ‘Removed From Rubble’ Pompeii Victim's Genome Successfully Sequenced for First Time ‘It Can’t Be Sidelined’: Bill Aims to Give Irish Official Status in Northern Ireland The Great British Breakfast! the Regional Treats That Make the Perfect Fry-Up – From Laverbread to Fruit Pudding ‘History Repeating’: Amazon Base In Cape Town Splits Indigenous Groups The Root of Haiti’s Misery:Reparations to Enslavers A Story About Haitian History, in Haitian Creole Rural Philippines, Long Neglected, Newly Appealing in Covid Times

May 20, 2022

• ‘We Have to Be Careful’: Why Are Masks Still Worn in Japan and South Korea?
• Readers Ask: How Do Ukrainians See the Western Response to the War?
• An Intimate Look at Mexico’s Indigenous Seri People
• Afghan Surgeon Who Fled Ukraine Says He Was Treated Differently at Polish Border
• Russian Émigrés Fleeing Putin’s War Find Freedom in the Cafes of Armenia
• French Dijon Mustard Supply Hit by Climate and Rising Costs, Say Producers
• ‘We Were Told Our Brothers Were Dead’: Chile’S Lost Tribe Reclaims Identity
• Secret British ‘Black Propaganda’ Campaign Targeted Cold War Enemies
• ‘We’Re Fed up With Scary Dreams’: Thieves Return Temple Treasures in India
• ‘It’s a Struggle for Survival’: Why Kenya – and Its Wildlife – Need Tourists to Return
• Child’s 130,000-Year-Old Tooth Could Offer Clues to Extinct Human Relative
• Madrid Show Explores Graphic Art’s Role As Tool of Resistance in Latin America
• Pandit Shiv Kumar Sharma, Master of the Santoor, Dies at 84
• Life in Mini-Russia
• Climate Crisis Makes Extreme Indian Heatwaves 100 Times More Likely – Study
• Our Designs Are Stolen’: the Fight to Keep Sacred Tapa in the Hands of PNG’s Oro People
• Giant Puppet Little Amal to Meet Ukrainian Refugee Children in Poland
• The Geometric Beauty of Singapore’s Social Housing Tables – in Pictures
• World Bank Pledges $12Bn to Support Low-Income Countries Hit by Shortages
• The 'Spider-Man' of Sudan: the Real-Life Superhero of the Protest Movement
• Akuch Kuol Anyieth: ‘When You Grow up in Mayhem, You Have No Choice but to Be Strong’
• The Foot Soldiers in India’s Battle to Improve Public Health

May 13, 2022

• Report Catalogs Abuse of Native American Children at Former Government Schools
• Glimmers of Hope: Yemen's Rich History Endures Far From War – in Pictures
• Lea Ypi Wins Ondaatje Prize for ‘Deeply Serious’ Memoir, Free
• Latin American Feminists Vow to Protect Abortion Rights at Home After Shock US Ruling
• Canada and Mexico Prepare to Accept Americans Seeking Abortions
• Denmark Accused of Racism After Anti-Ghetto Law Adapted for Ukrainians
• ‘We Absolutely Love It’: Horror-Themed Treasure Hunt Thrills Canadian Town
• ‘I Wept With Joy’: Young Director Made Guardian of Italy's Temples of Paestum
• Texas Woman's Goodwill Find Turns Out to Be 2,000-Year-Old Roman Relic
• ‘It's a Hellfire!’: How Are India and Pakistan Coping With Extreme Heat?
• ‘Fashion Has No Age’: the Stylish Senior Citizens of Seoul
• Welcome to the Jungle: Inside Mexico's Groundbreaking Natural Art Gallery
• The Cashmere Trail: on the Road With the Mongolian Nomadic Community
• ‘Meet Us Before You Reject Us’: Ukraine's Roma Refugees Face Closed Doors in Poland
• There Is Wisdom Here’: Romania's Last Peasant Women – a Photo Essay
• Interview With Gay Couple Is Deleted After Backlash in Indonesia
• Thailand Will Give Away 1 Million Weed Plants
• A Woman Alone in Oman: Three Weeks Along the Arabian Coast

May 6, 2022

• Erosion of Abortion Rights Gathers Pace Around the World As US Signals New Era
• Roe Inspired Activists Worldwide, Who May Be Rethinking Strategy
• Portraits of Hope: the Fight to Protect Girls From Conflict – in Pictures
• ‘I Live on Crumbs’: Why Older Algerians Are Risking the Small Boats to Spain
• The Friday Wives: How a Quiet Picket Grew to Push for Change in Cambodia
• Stolen Nostradamus Manuscript Is Returned to Library in Rome
• ‘A Turning Point’: Indian Art Fair Challenges Gender and Sexual Stereotypes
• The Cashmere Trail: on the Road With the Mongolian Nomadic Community
• Bid to Overturn Sierra Leone Loitering Laws That Activists Claim ‘Criminalise Poverty’
• In Epicurean Hong Kong, a Humble $4 Lunchbox Is Now All the Rage
• Christian Village in Israel Digs Into Its Crusader Past
• Demolishing City of the Dead Will Displace a Lively Quarter of Cairo
• Saving Ukrainian Art, and Helping Artists, One NFT at a Time
• A Crumbling Russian ‘Spyville’ Returns to Polish Hands
• Some Muslims Are USing Digital Rings to Track Their Praises to God
• A Winnipeg Landmark Rich in Symbolism Comes UNder Indigenous Control