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Saturday, Jul 5

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Hamas, Israel signal renewed openness to ceasefire negotiations

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Talks over a potential ceasefire in Gaza are set to resume in Doha, Qatar, though major differences between both sides’ positions remain an obstacle.

06

Syria loses a lifeline as the United States and Europe slash global aid

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The fall of Syria’s dictatorship last year brought the end of a long and bloody civil conflict — but no quick relief to millions of Syrians living in the war-shattered nation.

12

Mexico braced for Trump’s mass deportations. They haven’t happened.

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Trump has largely shut down the southwest border by ending asylum programs and deploying troops. But those moves have shrunk the pool of easy-to-deport migrants.

11

Escalating German-Polish border dispute hampers Europe’s free movement

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Weeks after Germany’s new center-right government began imposing checks on its border with Poland and turning back some travelers, Warsaw announced retaliatory measures.

10

China relaxes visa rules to show off rich history and cyberpunk cool

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Beijing has dramatically loosened its tourist visa policies, partly to boost the economy and partly to show it’s fun and friendly (no matter what Trump says).

Friday, Jul 4

07

Trump and Zelensky speak amid U.S. weapons pause and Russian strikes

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President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky spoke Friday after an unprecedented wave of Russian drone and missile strikes on Kyiv.

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