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July 18, 2025

• ‘It Feels Cool to Be a Cog in Change’: How Doughnut Economics Is Reshaping a Swedish Town
• Oi! La La: Meet the New Wave of French Punks Making Noise
• Complaint Upheld Against Belgian Ticket Inspector Who Said ‘Bonjour’ in Flanders
• Instant Noodles, Foot Spas and Counsellors: Seoul Tackles Loneliness With ‘Mind Convenience Stores’
• Young, Educated and Knee Deep in Rubbish: the Recyclers Cleaning up in Cairo’s Garbage City
• ‘Cult of Convenience’: How Tokyo’s Retro Shotengai Arcades Are Falling Victim to Gentrification
• Most People in France, Germany, Italy and Spain Would Support UK Rejoining EU, Poll Finds
• Risotto Rice Under Threat From Flamingos in North-eastern Italy
• Indian Film Board Criticised for Cutting ‘Overly Sensual’ Superman Kisses
• From Tiger-nut Milk to Strawberry Pasta: What Europeans Eat to Beat the Heat
• ‘It’s Always Been Some White Dude’: How Ethiopia Became the World Leader in Uncovering the Story of Humankind
• A ‘Floating University’ and a Pink Mosque: Dhaka Builds for a Wetter Future – in Pictures
• ‘We Don’t Want Contact Because You Are Bad’: Loggers Close in on Uncontacted People in Peruvian Amazon
• African Nation Says It Will Repatriate Migrants Deported by U.S.
• For Some New Zealand Winemakers, Māori Beliefs Lead the Way
• A Year’s Worth of Mascara? Fans of Korean Beauty Stock up as Tariffs Loom.
• Extra! Extra! Read All About Last Newspaper Hawker in Paris
• A Pompeii Mosaic, Taken by a Nazi Captain, Is Returned
• Migration Fears Turn Europe’s Borderless Dreams Into Traffic Nightmares
• A 900-Year-Old Typo May Unravel a Chaucer Mystery
• Dig for Children’s Remains Begins at Irish Home for Unwed Mothers
• A Handshake in Orbit 50 Years Ago Transformed the Space Race
• It’s Paradise Lost as Climate Change Remakes Europe’s Summers
• How to Panic Italians? Jack up the Price of Espresso.
• Celebrating Humanity, Stubbornly, at Europe’s Photography Mecca

July 10, 2025

• Almost 200 Countries Guarantee Children’s Rights. Why Doesn’t the US?
• ‘Punishing Workers for Getting Old’: How South Korea’s Wage System Impoverishes the Elderly
• Suriname Expected to Elect First Female President Amid Discovery of Oil Reserves
• Building a Nation: Papua New Guinea’s 50 Years of Independence
• The Life Swap Dream – or a Marketing Gimmick? the Italian Towns Selling Houses for €1
• Firefighters From Mexico Aid Texas Flood Search and Rescue: ‘There Are No Borders’
• ‘As Thrilling as Driving a Sports Car’: the Tokyo Capsule Tower That Gave Pod-Living Penthouse Chic
• ‘You Don’t Have to Be in London’: Why Barbados IS Inviting People Back to Their Homeland
• Smartphone Bans in Dutch Schools Have Improved Learning, Study Finds
• A ‘Floating University’ and a Pink Mosque: Dhaka Builds for a Wetter Future – in Pictures
• Why Are Protesters in Mexico City Angry at Remote Workers?
• As a Tourist Influx Makes Prices Soar, Hundreds Protest in Mexico City
• Carney’s ‘Build, Baby, Build’ Faces Pushback From Indigenous Groups
• The Little Mountain Democracy That Sustains Tibet’s Refugee Nation
• The Coder ‘Village’ at the Heart of China’s A.I. Frenzy
• Canadian Buyers Are Dropping Out of the U.S. Housing Market

July 3, 2025

• How Refugees Have Helped Save These Midwestern Cities: ‘that’s Really Something We Celebrate’
• Countries Should Keep Their Statehood IF Land Disappears Under Sea, Experts Say
• What It’s Really Like … to Know I’m Going to Miss MY Harvard Graduation Because of Trump’s Travel Ban
• ‘a Second Exile’: Nepal Moves to Expel Refugees Already Deported by the US
• Women Behind the Lens: Bending Over Backwards for Luck
• Denmark to Tackle Deepfakes by Giving People Copyright to Their Own Features
• Life on Landfill: the People Who Scrape a Living From Our Waste – in Pictures
• After 150 Years, a Prized Box Returns to an Indigenous Nation in Canada: ‘i Felt Like Royalty Traveling With It’
• Pioneering Project Releases More Lost Irish Records Spanning 700 Years
• ‘swashbuckling and Cheeky’: Island Festival Celebrates Ireland’s ‘pirate Queen’
• ‘handcuffed Like We’re Criminals’: Ohio Teen Soccer Star Recounts Deportation
• How Tourists Can Stay Cool During the European Heat Wave
• Britain’s Royal Train, Once a Symbol of Luxury and Modernity, IS Being Retired
• Don’t Tell These Australians They Can’t Have a Pet Crocodile
• A Special ‘climate’ Visa? People in Tuvalu Are Applying Fast.
• North Korea Opens Beach Resort, Hoping to Attract Foreign Tourists
• Your Cat’s Food Probably Comes From Thailand. Tariffs May Change That.
• The Beatboxing, Dancing Nuns Expanding the Flock in Brazil
• A Runestone That May BE North America’s Oldest Turns up in a Canada Forest