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Ebola Patient Boarded Commercial Flight, Died Shortly After Arrival
The man’s death is Kenya’s first reported fatality from Ebola’s Bundibugyo strain, which has killed more than 4,000 people in eastern Congo.
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China’s Burned-Out Young Are Finding Something Unexpected in Mao
Plus, EU plans action against Chinese imports, Nike’s turnaround effort in China and a U.S. effort to loosen Beijing’s grip on critical mine
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Yemen’s Houthi Rebels Strike Two Airports in Saudi Arabia
The attacks follow a new counteroffensive by Saudi-backed forces seeking to push the rebels back from the Red Sea coast.
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Former German Spy Chief Arrested on Suspicion of Espionage
The arrest is one of the biggest scandals to engulf the BND spy agency since its creation in the mid-1950s.
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Hackers Use Chinese AI Tool to Hit South Korean Banks, Exposing New Risk
The attacks were the latest to highlight the vulnerability of even hardened targets to hackers using freely available artificial-intelligenc
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France Spent for Years. Now the Bill Is Coming Due.
Plus, see how a reply-all email after Oct. 7 tore a business apart, and what Oura’s stalled IPO reveals about one-hit wonders.
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Exporters to Get Extra Year for EU’s Methane Emission Rules, Von Der Leyen Says
Policymakers are racing to shield industry from the high cost of fuel triggered by conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine.
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Oil Prices Fall as Middle East Exports Recover, Shipping Risks Persist
Prices fell Tuesday as traders assessed recovering crude exports against fresh shipping incidents around Hormuz and increased tensions aroun
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German Factory Orders Tumbled in August
Manufacturing orders in the eurozone’s largest economy fell 10.6% on month, as the conflict in the Middle East kept energy costs elevated.
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How the Bolsonaro Family Made a Warp Speed Political Comeback in Brazil
The conservative movement is becoming the dominant force in Brazilian politics after Sunday’s national election.
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France’s Appetite for ‘Magic Money’ Has Turned Into a Debt Bomb
After years of overspending, the country has emerged as one of Europe’s weakest links. Investors are bracing for things to get worse.
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The Reply-All Email After Oct. 7 That Tore a Business Apart
The Israel-Gaza conflict remains a third rail in workplaces and beyond. At a Dallas therapy practice, it divided in-laws and escalated into
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Opinion | China Spies on Taiwan on U.S. Soil
The U.S. charges a woman for surveilling the son of Taiwan’s president.
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Opinion | Brazil Starts to Move Right
Flavio Bolsonaro finishes first but faces an Oct. 25 runoff against Lula da Silva.
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Opinion | Whitmer Lobbies Germany for the UAW
The Michigan Governor plays Secretary of State to unionize a Mercedes plant in Alabama.
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Opinion | The Year of the Political Outsider
Incumbents around the globe are losing favor with voters riled by unsolvable issues.
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Threat of Iranian Drone Attack Prompted U.S. to Pull Bombers From U.K. Base
The planned attack was part of a broader Iranian plot to target the aircraft and kill American pilots at RAF Fairford, officials said.
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Saudi-Backed Forces Launch Fight to Free Bab al-Mandeb from Houthis
The operation aims to taked back the strategic Red Sea port of Mokha, which Iran-backed rebels have used to disrupt oil-tanker traffic.
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Germany and France Are Proposing a New Weapon to Counter Flood of Chinese Goods
The countries, ahead of an EU leaders’ summit next week, are recommending the bloc lower its bar for blocking Chinese products and allow the
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Opinion | The Russian Spy Who Couldn’t Perform
Ben Macintyre’s new book emphasizes how history sometimes hinges on quirky twists of fate.
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In China, Battle Is Raging for the Soul of Tibet
On the edge of the Himalayas, a tourist boomtown sells Chinese visitors a commoditized, politically palatable version of Tibetan culture.
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Russia Probes Death of Woman Who Worked at Anti-Plague Institute
The Kremlin has sought to play down the death of the worker who contracted ”pneumonia of an unknown cause.”
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Opinion | The Narrow Bridge Between Fear and Bravery
The swift reaction of a few passengers, crew and off-duty pilots helped make this miracle happen.
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Opinion | The Courage to Name Tyranny for What It Is
The world needs moral leaders.
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