India: How the COVID Crisis Got So Bad, So Quickly

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Haiti Is Getting More Dangerous. The U.S. Is Sending People Back Anyway.

Haiti's security crisis is deepening as armed gangs expand their control over territory and daily life, while a new UN-backed Gang Suppression Force begins to deploy amid major questions about whether it can actually reverse the country's descent into violence. Diego Da Rin of th ...  Show more

Why Yemen is Becoming the Iran War's Next Front

The Iran war is spilling over into Yemen. And now, the country is on the verge of a full-blown civil war that could drag in Saudi Arabia, Iran — and potentially the United States. Over the last several weeks, the Iran-backed Houthis and the Saudi-backed internationally recognized ...  Show more

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