Hezbollah, Israel and the battle for Lebanon’s future
As war shatters Lebanon yet again, the country fights for its future on two fronts
Hezbollah, Israel and the battle for Lebanon’s future
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Slovenia election: a battle for the soul of the country?
Sunday's parliamentary election in Slovenia is shaping up to be a tight race between the governing center-left GS and the right-wing SDS. Nevertheless, smaller parties are likely to hold the key to forming a government.
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Are you ditching the car for the train? Here’s what the WA data says
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Connected to the past, strong into the future: Passing on traditional languages
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