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Why is Turkey holding a presidential runoff election?

May, 28, 2023

Polls ahead of Sunday’s vote showed a tight race, but Erdogan ended election day ahead. Here’s what will happen next.

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Are Turkey’s elections free and fair? Here’s what to know.

May, 28, 2023

Even as their country sinks deeper into authoritarianism, Turks love to vote — and now have a real chance of reshaping their country’s politics.

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Erdogan’s political path from mayor to one-man rule of Turkey

May, 28, 2023

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is leading in most polls heading into Turkey’s runoff election. During his tenure, he has moved toward autocracy.

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Imran Khan increasingly isolated as Pakistan’s army pressures allies

May, 28, 2023

Scores of aides and supporters have abandoned the powerful former prime minister since his arrest May 9 and a broader military crackdown.

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Why Turkey’s elections matter so much for the world

May, 28, 2023

On May 14, Turks headed to the polls in a pivotal election that could unseat President Recep Tayyip Erdogan after 20 years in power.

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Ukraine live briefing: Russia launches night raid on Kyiv with drones

May, 28, 2023

At least one person was killed and another was hospitalized after attack drones swarmed the Ukrainian capital, Mayor Vitali Klitschko said.

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In fields seeded with mines, Ukraine’s farmers face deadly planting season

May, 28, 2023

Russians have retreated, but unexploded munitions remain.

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Ukrainians fighting outside Bakhmut see Russian mercenaries withdrawing

May, 28, 2023

Ukrainian soldiers say they see signs that Russia’s Wagner mercenaries are pulling back and turning over defense of the recently captured city to regular Russian forces,

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After bitter campaign, a divided Turkey votes in critical runoff election

May, 27, 2023

Turkish voters head to the polls Sunday for a landmark presidential runoff, with President Recep Tayip Erdogan favored to cement his rule after 20 years in…

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Hazing killed a Black student. His 18 tormentors avoided prison.

May, 27, 2023

Sanda Dia died after the hazing. 18 members of the Reuzegom fraternity at the Catholic University of Leuven were sentenced to community service and a $420…

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In Erdogan stronghold, adulation and unease ahead of Turkey runoff

May, 27, 2023

The city of Sivas in central Turkey is a bastion of Erdogan loyalists, but some here describe support for the president as tenuous despite his first-round…

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Ukraine live briefing: 2 dead, more than 30 injured in attack on Dnipro

May, 27, 2023

Two children and several health-care workers were injured in the attack, which destroyed a hospital and damaged a veterinary clinic, the Dnipro regional governor said.

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Russians snitch on Russians who oppose war with Soviet-style denunciations

May, 27, 2023

President Vladimir Putin urged Russians to purge traitors. Now, neighbors and coworkers are informing on each other, and thousands have been arrested.

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Passenger arrested for opening plane door mid-flight over South Korea

May, 26, 2023

In footage that appeared to have been captured by a passenger, wind could be seen whipping into the plane’s cabin, battering passengers.

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FBI files reveal 1983 threat to kill Queen Elizabeth II during U.S. visit

May, 26, 2023

The 102 pages of FBI files reveal threats linked to Queen Elizabeth II’s visits to the U.S., including the 1983 visit where she was hosted by…

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Brazilian lawmakers file complaint against Google for ‘Slavery Simulator’ game

May, 26, 2023

A game available on Google Play had users sell, buy and punish enslaved people. Now, it’s at the center of a federal probe in Brazil.

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China and Russia have promised to boost trade. Can they?

May, 26, 2023

Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin visited China promising increased trade, but beyond energy and machinery, the scope may be limited.

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Israeli agents conducted targeted killings in civilian area, killing a child

May, 26, 2023

A 3D reconstruction by The Washington Post captures the increasingly deadly tactics used by Israeli forces during raids in the occupied West Bank.

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India’s northeast racked by ethnic unrest partly fueled by Myanmar crisis

May, 26, 2023

The flow of refugees from Myanmar after the coup has inflamed longstanding ethnic tensions in the Indian state of Manipur.

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Ukraine live briefing: Europe to run F-16 training for Kyiv; Bakhmut handover to Russian military underway, Wagner says

May, 26, 2023

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said Denmark and the Netherlands will lead the European coalition providing Ukraine with F-16 pilot training and maintenance.

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Amid Turkey election, a Syrian man’s murder stokes fear among refugees

May, 26, 2023

After a campaign marked by anti-immigrant appeals, Syrian refugees worry their fate is on the ballot when Turks go the polls in Sunday’s runoff election.

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Sunny weather in southern Ukraine suggests new fighting season has begun

May, 26, 2023

With Ukrainian soldiers wearing warm-weather uniforms, a much-anticipated counterattack against occupying Russian forces seems imminent.

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China and Russia draw closer, but how close?

May, 25, 2023

While Russia wants to make good on its supposed “no limits” friendship with Beijing, Chinese officials and analysts describe the ties between the countries as not…

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Pegasus spyware reaches into Mexican president’s inner circle

May, 25, 2023

The surveillance technology was found on the cellphones of officials investigating the 2014 disappearance of 43 college students and victims of the 20th-century “Dirty War” against…

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U.S. among 17 countries that practice forced labor, a form of ‘modern slavery,’ report finds

May, 25, 2023

The 13th Amendment abolished slavery in the United States in 1865, with one exception: compulsory labor in prisons.

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Russian blogger says he was fired over interview with mercenary boss

May, 25, 2023

Konstantin Dolgov, a pro-Kremlin blogger, interviewed the head of the Wagner mercenary group, who said Russia’s war had backfired and who warned of revolution.

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Despite government pledges, migration into U.K. soars

May, 25, 2023

Attitudes about migration levels have changed dramatically since the 2016 Brexit vote. It is no longer the salient issue that it once was.

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Vinícius Júnior, Real Madrid and soccer’s racism scandal, explained

May, 25, 2023

Fans chanted racist abuse at Vinícius Júnior during a Real Madrid match in Spain, prompting arrests. It is the latest scandal in a sport long plagued…

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Zelensky is surprise speaker at Johns Hopkins commencement ceremony

May, 25, 2023

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky addressed Johns Hopkins University graduates during a surprise commencement speech. He also was awarded an honorary degree.

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India holds G-20 tourism event in restive Kashmir to showcase its normalcy

May, 25, 2023

The G-20 meeting in Kashmir shows how India’s crackdown has brought stability and new shopping malls, but residents maintain the development does not include them.

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Tina Turner left a life of pain in the U.S. In Europe, she found home

May, 25, 2023

Turner, who eventually relinquished U.S. citizenship, found new levels of fame and happiness in Europe, living in England, France, Germany and Switzerland.

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Masked man with knife and gun kills three in Japanese prefecture of Nagano

May, 25, 2023

The masked man wore sunglasses and camouflage and was armed with a knife and what appeared to be a hunting rifle.

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Netanyahu passes budget, steadies his rule and eyes judicial change again

May, 25, 2023

With the budget passed, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appears to have gained a measure of control of his fractious right-wing coalition.

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In visit to wartime Kyiv, E.U. sells ‘European dream’ that remains distant

Feb, 02, 2023

E.U. officials trekking to Kyiv this week are unlikely to address Ukraine’s many requests.

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France seizes Iran assault rifles, missiles heading to Yemen

Feb, 02, 2023

French naval forces in January seized thousands of assault rifles, machine guns and anti-tank missiles in the Gulf of Oman coming from Iran heading to Yemen’s…

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Ukraine live briefing: E.U. leaders arrive in Kyiv for wartime summit; Kramatorsk strike kills three

Feb, 02, 2023

“The EU stands by Ukraine as firmly as ever,” European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen tweeted after she arrived in Kyiv.

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Syria slams chemical watchdog report on 2018 attack

Feb, 02, 2023

Syria has dismissed the global chemical weapons watchdog’s statement that said investigators found “reasonable grounds to believe” Syria’s air force dropped two cylinders of chlorine gas…

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Canadian Parliament votes unanimously to accept 10,000 Uyghur refugees

Feb, 02, 2023

The nonbinding motion says the ethnic minority group faces “pressure and intimidation” to return to China, where they risk torture, detention and forced labor.

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Blood-flavored ice helps zoo animals beat Rio's heat

Feb, 02, 2023

Rio de Janeiro’s brutal summer heat has reached 50 degrees Celsius (122 degrees Fahrenheit) on some recent days, sending locals to cool off at the beach

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Italian mob suspect held in France after 16 years on the run

Feb, 02, 2023

Interpol says police in southeastern France have arrested a convicted murderer linked to Italy’s most powerful organized crime group, the ’ndrangheta, who was on the run…

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Israeli police: American arrested for vandalizing church

Feb, 02, 2023

Israeli police have arrested an American tourist after he allegedly knocked down and broke a statue of Jesus in a church in Jerusalem’s Old City

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Israeli police: American arrested for vandalizing church

Feb, 02, 2023

Israeli police have arrested an American tourist after he allegedly knocked down and broke a statue of Jesus in a church in Jerusalem’s Old City

Washington Post

Israeli police: American arrested for vandalizing church

Feb, 02, 2023

Israeli police have arrested an American tourist after he allegedly knocked down and broke a statue of Jesus in a church in Jerusalem’s Old City

Washington Post

Israeli police: American arrested for vandalizing church

Feb, 02, 2023

Israeli police have arrested an American tourist after he allegedly knocked down and broke a statue of Jesus in a church in Jerusalem’s Old City

Washington Post

9 held in Netherlands, Belgium over German ATM explosions

Feb, 02, 2023

German authorities say that nine men suspected of involvement in blowing up dozens of cash machines in Germany and stealing some 5.2 million euros (nearly $5.7…

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9 held in Netherlands, Belgium over German ATM explosions

Feb, 02, 2023

German authorities say that nine men suspected of involvement in blowing up dozens of cash machines in Germany and stealing some 5.2 million euros (nearly $5.7…

Washington Post

9 held in Netherlands, Belgium over German ATM explosions

Feb, 02, 2023

German authorities say that nine men suspected of involvement in blowing up dozens of cash machines in Germany and stealing some 5.2 million euros (nearly $5.7…

Washington Post

9 held in Netherlands, Belgium over German ATM explosions

Feb, 02, 2023

German authorities say that nine men suspected of involvement in blowing up dozens of cash machines in Germany and stealing some 5.2 million euros (nearly $5.7…

Washington Post

Italian mob suspect held in France after 16 years on the run

Feb, 02, 2023

Interpol says police in southeastern France have arrested a convicted murderer linked to Italy’s most powerful organized crime group, the ’ndrangheta, who was on the run…

Washington Post

Italian mob suspect held in France after 16 years on the run

Feb, 02, 2023

Interpol says police in southeastern France have arrested a convicted murderer linked to Italy’s most powerful organized crime group, the ’ndrangheta, who was on the run…

Washington Post

Italian mob suspect held in France after 16 years on the run

Feb, 02, 2023

Interpol says police in southeastern France have arrested a convicted murderer linked to Italy’s most powerful organized crime group, the ’ndrangheta, who was on the run…

Washington Post

UK to probe whether 1998 Omagh bomb could have been stopped

Feb, 02, 2023

The U.K. government says it will hold a public inquiry into whether the deadliest bombing in Northern Ireland’s decades of violence could have been prevented

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UK to probe whether 1998 Omagh bomb could have been stopped

Feb, 02, 2023

The U.K. government says it will hold a public inquiry into whether the deadliest bombing in Northern Ireland’s decades of violence could have been prevented

Washington Post

UK to probe whether 1998 Omagh bomb could have been stopped

Feb, 02, 2023

The U.K. government says it will hold a public inquiry into whether the deadliest bombing in Northern Ireland’s decades of violence could have been prevented

Washington Post

UK to probe whether 1998 Omagh bomb could have been stopped

Feb, 02, 2023

The U.K. government says it will hold a public inquiry into whether the deadliest bombing in Northern Ireland’s decades of violence could have been prevented

Washington Post

Iranian film director goes on hunger strike in prison

Feb, 02, 2023

An Iranian director who was arrested last summer, weeks before his latest film was released to widespread acclaim, has gone on hunger strike

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Iranian film director goes on hunger strike in prison

Feb, 02, 2023

An Iranian director who was arrested last summer, weeks before his latest film was released to widespread acclaim, has gone on hunger strike

Washington Post

Iranian film director goes on hunger strike in prison

Feb, 02, 2023

An Iranian director who was arrested last summer, weeks before his latest film was released to widespread acclaim, has gone on hunger strike

Washington Post

Iranian film director goes on hunger strike in prison

Feb, 02, 2023

An Iranian director who was arrested last summer, weeks before his latest film was released to widespread acclaim, has gone on hunger strike

Washington Post

Ukraine live briefing: E.U. leaders arrive in Kyiv for wartime summit; Kramatorsk strike kills three

Feb, 02, 2023

“The EU stands by Ukraine as firmly as ever,” European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen tweeted after she arrived in Kyiv.

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Ukraine live briefing: E.U. leaders arrive in Kyiv for wartime summit; Kramatorsk strike kills three

Feb, 02, 2023

“The EU stands by Ukraine as firmly as ever,” European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen tweeted after she arrived in Kyiv.

Washington Post

Ukraine live briefing: E.U. leaders arrive in Kyiv for wartime summit; Kramatorsk strike kills three

Feb, 02, 2023

“The EU stands by Ukraine as firmly as ever,” European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen tweeted after she arrived in Kyiv.

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Who’s sending what to Ukraine: A new wave of Western weapons explained

Feb, 02, 2023

From U.S. M1 Abrams to German Leopard 2 tanks, Kyiv’s allies have agreed to elaborate weapons requests that once made them balk.

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Who’s sending what to Ukraine: A new wave of Western weapons explained

Feb, 02, 2023

From U.S. M1 Abrams to German Leopard 2 tanks, Kyiv’s allies have agreed to elaborate weapons requests that once made them balk.

Washington Post

Who’s sending what to Ukraine: A new wave of Western weapons explained

Feb, 02, 2023

From U.S. M1 Abrams to German Leopard 2 tanks, Kyiv’s allies have agreed to elaborate weapons requests that once made them balk.

Washington Post

Who’s sending what to Ukraine: A new wave of Western weapons explained

Feb, 02, 2023

From U.S. M1 Abrams to German Leopard 2 tanks, Kyiv’s allies have agreed to elaborate weapons requests that once made them balk.

Washington Post

Russia defies pariah image with diplomatic blitz ahead of war anniversary

Feb, 02, 2023

With an invitation to China’s president, meetings with OPEC, and a diplomatic trip to Africa, the Kremlin aims to show it is not isolated.

Washington Post

Russia defies pariah image with diplomatic blitz ahead of war anniversary

Feb, 02, 2023

With an invitation to China’s president, meetings with OPEC, and a diplomatic trip to Africa, the Kremlin aims to show it is not isolated.

Washington Post

Russia defies pariah image with diplomatic blitz ahead of war anniversary

Feb, 02, 2023

With an invitation to China’s president, meetings with OPEC, and a diplomatic trip to Africa, the Kremlin aims to show it is not isolated.

Washington Post

Russia defies pariah image with diplomatic blitz ahead of war anniversary

Feb, 02, 2023

With an invitation to China’s president, meetings with OPEC, and a diplomatic trip to Africa, the Kremlin aims to show it is not isolated.

Washington Post

Iran blames Israel for drone attack, threatens retaliation

Feb, 02, 2023

Iran has formally blamed Israel for a drone attack that targeted a military workshop in its central city of Isfahan over the weekend, warning that it…

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Iran blames Israel for drone attack, threatens retaliation

Feb, 02, 2023

Iran has formally blamed Israel for a drone attack that targeted a military workshop in its central city of Isfahan over the weekend, warning that it…

Washington Post

Iran blames Israel for drone attack, threatens retaliation

Feb, 02, 2023

Iran has formally blamed Israel for a drone attack that targeted a military workshop in its central city of Isfahan over the weekend, warning that it…

Washington Post

Iran blames Israel for drone attack, threatens retaliation

Feb, 02, 2023

Iran has formally blamed Israel for a drone attack that targeted a military workshop in its central city of Isfahan over the weekend, warning that it…

Washington Post

Syria slams chemical watchdog report on 2018 attack

Feb, 02, 2023

Syria has dismissed the global chemical weapons watchdog’s statement that said investigators found “reasonable grounds to believe” Syria’s air force dropped two cylinders of chlorine gas…

Washington Post

Syria slams chemical watchdog report on 2018 attack

Feb, 02, 2023

Syria has dismissed the global chemical weapons watchdog’s statement that said investigators found “reasonable grounds to believe” Syria’s air force dropped two cylinders of chlorine gas…

Washington Post

Syria slams chemical watchdog report on 2018 attack

Feb, 02, 2023

Syria has dismissed the global chemical weapons watchdog’s statement that said investigators found “reasonable grounds to believe” Syria’s air force dropped two cylinders of chlorine gas…

Washington Post

Israeli AG: Netanyahu cannot be involved in legal overhaul

Feb, 02, 2023

Israel’s attorney general says Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu must not be involved in an overhaul of the country’s judicial system proposed by his government

Washington Post

Israeli AG: Netanyahu cannot be involved in legal overhaul

Feb, 02, 2023

Israel’s attorney general says Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu must not be involved in an overhaul of the country’s judicial system proposed by his government

Washington Post

Israeli AG: Netanyahu cannot be involved in legal overhaul

Feb, 02, 2023

Israel’s attorney general says Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu must not be involved in an overhaul of the country’s judicial system proposed by his government

Washington Post

Israeli AG: Netanyahu cannot be involved in legal overhaul

Feb, 02, 2023

Israel’s attorney general says Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu must not be involved in an overhaul of the country’s judicial system proposed by his government

Washington Post

Israeli settler population in West Bank surpasses 500K

Feb, 02, 2023

A new report says that Israel’s West Bank settler population now makes up more than half a million people

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Israeli settler population in West Bank surpasses 500K

Feb, 02, 2023

A new report says that Israel’s West Bank settler population now makes up more than half a million people

Washington Post

Israeli settler population in West Bank surpasses 500K

Feb, 02, 2023

A new report says that Israel’s West Bank settler population now makes up more than half a million people

Washington Post

A rejuvenated Pope Francis revels in Congo’s energy

Feb, 02, 2023

The pope led the crowd in song and brought the house down with his condemnation of corruption — a scourge in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Washington Post

A rejuvenated Pope Francis revels in Congo’s energy

Feb, 02, 2023

The pope led the crowd in song and brought the house down with his condemnation of corruption — a scourge in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Washington Post

A rejuvenated Pope Francis revels in Congo’s energy

Feb, 02, 2023

The pope led the crowd in song and brought the house down with his condemnation of corruption — a scourge in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Washington Post

A rejuvenated Pope Francis revels in Congo’s energy

Feb, 02, 2023

The pope led the crowd in song and brought the house down with his condemnation of corruption — a scourge in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Washington Post

France seizes Iran assault rifles, missiles heading to Yemen

Feb, 02, 2023

French naval forces in January seized thousands of assault rifles, machine guns and anti-tank missiles in the Gulf of Oman coming from Iran heading to Yemen’s…

Washington Post

France seizes Iran assault rifles, missiles heading to Yemen

Feb, 02, 2023

French naval forces in January seized thousands of assault rifles, machine guns and anti-tank missiles in the Gulf of Oman coming from Iran heading to Yemen’s…

Washington Post

France seizes Iran assault rifles, missiles heading to Yemen

Feb, 02, 2023

French naval forces in January seized thousands of assault rifles, machine guns and anti-tank missiles in the Gulf of Oman coming from Iran heading to Yemen’s…

Washington Post

Licking things at sushi train restaurants, the latest viral Japanese trend

Feb, 02, 2023

Pranksters at conveyor belt sushi restaurants have been trending on Japanese social media this past week — but not in a good way.

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Licking things at sushi train restaurants, the latest viral Japanese trend

Feb, 02, 2023

Pranksters at conveyor belt sushi restaurants have been trending on Japanese social media this past week — but not in a good way.

Washington Post

Licking things at sushi train restaurants, the latest viral Japanese trend

Feb, 02, 2023

Pranksters at conveyor belt sushi restaurants have been trending on Japanese social media this past week — but not in a good way.

Washington Post

Licking things at sushi train restaurants, the latest viral Japanese trend

Feb, 02, 2023

Pranksters at conveyor belt sushi restaurants have been trending on Japanese social media this past week — but not in a good way.

Washington Post

She friend-zoned him. He’s suing her for $2.3 million over it.

Feb, 02, 2023

K. Kawshigan alleged in Singapore’s High Court that he experienced trauma and reduced earning potential after a woman rejected his romantic advances.

Washington Post

She friend-zoned him. He’s suing her for $2.3 million over it.

Feb, 02, 2023

K. Kawshigan alleged in Singapore’s High Court that he experienced trauma and reduced earning potential after a woman rejected his romantic advances.

Washington Post

She friend-zoned him. He’s suing her for $2.3 million over it.

Feb, 02, 2023

K. Kawshigan alleged in Singapore’s High Court that he experienced trauma and reduced earning potential after a woman rejected his romantic advances.

Washington Post

She friend-zoned him. He’s suing her for $2.3 million over it.

Feb, 02, 2023

K. Kawshigan alleged in Singapore’s High Court that he experienced trauma and reduced earning potential after a woman rejected his romantic advances.

Washington Post

In visit to wartime Kyiv, E.U. sells ‘European dream’ that remains distant

Feb, 02, 2023

E.U. officials trekking to Kyiv this week are unlikely to address Ukraine’s many requests.

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