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Belarus Turns a Story of Love and Protest Into a Tale of Betrayal
Roman Protasevich became a symbol of the struggle for democracy when Belarus forced down a plane and arrested him. Now it has pardoned him, and former allies say he has turned on them.

‘Death on the Floor or Death in the Streets’: Childbirth Amid War in Sudan
The war in Sudan has forced pregnant women across the country to dodge artillery and shuttle through checkpoints to reach the dwindling number of hospitals and maternity wards that are still open. Tens of thousands more, the United Nations estimates, have been displaced or are trapped at home, their babies delivered by midwives or family members or no one at all.

Iran Ousts Top Security Official Tainted by Spy Scandal
Iran on Monday removed its top national security official, one of the most powerful men in the country, after he came under scrutiny over his close ties with a high-ranking British spy.

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