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The Prosecutor General has taken 15 months to evaluate a Supreme Court ruling concerning illegal entry.
Despite having one of the world's most effective healthcare systems, vulnerable minority patients are struggling to keep pace.
A personal commentary from an individual questioning why the system does not recognize them as family to their sister, who is their only remaining relative.
The demand for the resignation of an election commission chief has plunged India into a political crisis, with Modi's response risking alienation of an entire generation.
In Germany, France, and Italy, political forces are gaining ground that wish to halt support for Ukraine's defense, potentially posing an existential threat to the war-torn country.
A book review of Karl Ove Knausgård's latest novel.
The article discusses an impending crisis concerning China that Europe is expected to face.
A music review of a live recording that captures intense, almost hallucinatory, experiences.
A portrait piece on James Talarico, a politician who has blended progressive politics with religious imagery to win in Texas.
Friedrich Merz is urged to implement necessary reforms for Germany, but mutual accusations of antisemitism and overtures to the far-right are paralyzing his coalition.
An opinion piece on the precarious state of the French Social Democrats.
An opinion piece criticizing Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen for prioritizing a personal political agenda over assisting those who are worn out.
An art review of an exhibition featuring Goya's works.