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How the Dream of Hong Kong Democracy Was Dimmed
7 Pro-Democracy Politicians Arrested in Hong Kong Over Heated Meeting
Enquanto Bolsonaro cumpre as promessas sobre a Amazônia, indígenas brasileiros temem um ‘etnocídio’
As Bolsonaro Keeps Amazon Vows, Brazil’s Indigenous Fear ‘Ethnocide’
In Poland, Controversial Legislation Restricting Judiciary Is Signed Into Law
Uber and Postmates File Suit to Block California Freelancer Law
What Does California’s New Data Privacy Law Mean? Nobody Agrees
A Watchdog Found Trudeau Broke the Law, but Not Everyone Agrees
New Zealand Takes On a Long-Avoided Issue: Decriminalizing Abortion
‘I Don’t Trust You Guys’: Lawmakers Unite to Take Aim at Big Tech
The Hong Kong Extradition Protests in Pictures
Protesters Mass in Hong Kong Against Proposed Extradition Law
Facing Uproar, Brunei Says Stoning Law Is Meant to ‘Educate’ and ‘Nurture’
Netanyahu’s Coalition May Help Stave Off Indictment
Net Neutrality Vote Passes House, Fulfilling Promise by Democrats
A Death on Video Makes Euthanasia Spain’s Issue of the Moment
A.I. and Privacy Concerns Get White House to Embrace Global Cooperation
Gridlock, the Latest American Import, Arrives in Brexit Britain
Mexico Approves 60,000-Strong Security Force. Critics Call It More of the Same.
28 Women Dragging Suitcases March for Abortion Rights in Northern Ireland
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