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Out of Eden Walk: Cyprus

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Out of Eden Walk

Mazatlán draws a lot of tourists — mainly from Mexico —  who come for the beaches, great food and a party scene. But thanks to the April 8 total eclipse, thousands came from all over the world, including many scientists and astronomy enthusiasts. 

A total solar eclipse in Mazatlán draws thousands of international tourists 

Walking to holy land

Structures built by the Nabateans more than two millennia ago, like this remnant at Mada’in Salih, Saudi Arabia, rival those of ancient Rome and Greece.

Out of Eden Walk: Walking to the Holy Land

Macaws at home in Caracas

a group of tourists take photos of the birds perched on the balcony rails

Macaws lighten things up in Venezuela’s capital, and form a special bond with residents

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For migrants, crossing Mexico is increasingly challenging

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Migrants say crossing Mexico has become increasingly challenging

Israelis mark 6 months since Hamas' attacks in the south of the country

Israel-Hamas war

Israelis mark 6 months since attacks in the south of the country

What is the US' role at this moment in the Middle East?

US National Security Council spokesman on  heightened tensions between Iran and Israel: ‘We don’t want to see this conflict widen and deepen’

Ukraine artillery and air defense shortages

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Ukraine faces artillery and air defense shortages

Former model shines spotlight on Indigenous fashion in Vancouver

The Red Dress night honored murdered and missing Indigenous women, and girls, Two Spirit and LGBTQ+ people in Canada and worldwide.

Fashion

They call her a ‘Mountain Mover’ — Founder of Vancouver Indigenous Fashion Week revolutionizes the runway

Parents of hostages Hersh Goldberg-Polin speak up about latest deal to get son home

Parents of hostage Hersh Goldberg-Polin speak up about latest deal to get him home

Palestinians in the West Bank fight for access to water

‘We have to cut back on everything’: Palestinian farmers in West Bank say water is in short supply

Cultural center 'Feelbeit' provides safe space for Jews and Arabs in Jerusalem

‘Sacred refuge:’ This cultural center provides a safe space for Jews and Arabs in Jerusalem

Former chief of staff in Israeli air force says there is no endgame in Gaza

‘There’s always a day after’: Former chief of staff in Israeli air force talks about an endgame in Gaza

In Israel, many voters see a postwar future without 'Bibi' Netanyahu

Conflict & Justice

‘We need to fix the country’: Israelis ponder a post-war future 

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