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Amelia Nierenberg - Thursday Briefing: A Special Report From Sudan - nytimes.com - Sudan - Ethiopia - Chad

Thursday Briefing: A Special Report From Sudan

My colleague Declan Walsh and the photographer Ivor Prickett spent three weeks in Sudan, where few foreign reporters have had access in the past year. Since the conflict erupted there in April 2023, millions of people have been displaced and a looming famine threatens the lives of hundreds of thousands of children.

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Narendra Modi - Amelia Nierenberg - Jawaharlal Nehru - Wednesday Briefing: Modi’s Bruising Path to a Third Term - nytimes.com - India

Wednesday Briefing: Modi’s Bruising Path to a Third Term

Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India claimed a third term in office yesterday. But early results suggest his party won by a far narrower margin than expected. The aura of invincibility around Modi has been shattered.

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Amelia Nierenberg - Tuesday Briefing: Mexico Elects Its First Woman President - nytimes.com - Mexico -  Mexico

Tuesday Briefing: Mexico Elects Its First Woman President

Claudia Sheinbaum, a climate scientist and former mayor of Mexico City, will be Mexico’s next president, after winning a landslide victory in elections. She will be the first woman, and the first Jewish person, to hold the post.

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Amelia Nierenberg - Monday Briefing: What’s Next for South Africa - nytimes.com - South Africa

Monday Briefing: What’s Next for South Africa

The African National Congress has lost its political monopoly on South Africa. Election results on Saturday showed that the party had fallen short of winning an absolute majority for the first time since the end of apartheid in 1994.

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Amelia Nierenberg - Friday Briefing: Aid Trickles Through Gaza Pier - nytimes.com -  Hague - Israel - Palestine - South Africa

Friday Briefing: Aid Trickles Through Gaza Pier

The U.S. predicted that a floating pier off Gaza built by its military would allow for a steady stream of humanitarian aid. But little relief has reached Palestinians in the strip, officials said this week.

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Amelia Nierenberg - Thursday Briefing: How ‘America’s Monster’ Operated in Afghanistan - nytimes.com - Usa - Afghanistan - Washington

Thursday Briefing: How ‘America’s Monster’ Operated in Afghanistan

General Abdul Raziq was one of America’s fiercest allies in the fight against the Taliban. He was young and charismatic — a courageous warrior who commanded the loyalty and respect of his men. He helped beat back the Taliban in the crucial battlefield of Kandahar, even as the insurgents advanced across Afghanistan.

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Amelia Nierenberg - Volodymyr Zelensky - Wednesday Briefing: Zelensky Speaks to The Times - nytimes.com - Russia - Israel - Britain - state Indiana - Ukraine - Iran

Wednesday Briefing: Zelensky Speaks to The Times

President Volodymyr Zelensky urged the U.S. and Europe to do more to defend Ukraine, in a wide-ranging interview with The Times. He proposed that NATO planes shoot down Russian missiles in Ukrainian airspace.

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Amelia Nierenberg - Ebrahim Raisi - Ali Khamenei - Tuesday Briefing: What’s Next for Iran - nytimes.com - Israel - Iran -  Sanction

Tuesday Briefing: What’s Next for Iran

The Iranian authorities have aimed to project order and control after President Ebrahim Raisi and Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian were killed in a helicopter crash. The supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, said that the first vice president, Mohammad Mokhber, would assume the role of acting president and must organize elections within 50 days.

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