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  1. How modern warfare is reshaping Ukraine’s natural environment

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    From Chornobyl's endangered wild horses to bird nests made of drone cables, modern warfare is reshaping fragile ecosystems along Ukraine’s front lines.

  2. At least 5 people killed, hundreds displaced after earthquake rocks Peru

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    A 5.5-magnitude earthquake shook the Andes region of Peru, killing at least five people, authorities said Sunday. More than 20 people were injured and 300 have been displaced.

  3. U.S. renews strikes on Iran after 2 American military members killed

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    The U.S. said it had completed an eighth straight night of attacks on Iran after earlier announcing that two U.S. military personnel were killed in Jordan, while U.S. allies in the ‌region reported more Iranian attacks on Sunday.

  4. Canada to temporarily bar entry by foreign nationals recently in Congo due to Ebola risk

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    As part of new, temporary border measures ‌to combat the spread ​of Ebola, the ​Canadian government on Sunday said ​it would deny entry to ‌foreign nationals who had been to the Democratic Republic of the Congo ‌within the past 21 days.

  5. Is this the most controversial World Cup yet?

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    After more than 100 matches across Canada, Mexico and the United States, the FIFA World Cup 2026 is about to come to an end, cementing its legacy with highs, lows — and seemingly endless controversies. So, is this the most controversial World Cup? We talk to experts to get a sense of how this year's decisions have affected the tournament.