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The move comes as U.S. allies prepare to recognize Palestinian statehood next month.

But resignations by officials who say the Trump administration is undermining vaccine science and confusion over who can get shots have fewer parallels.

China's Xi Jinping, who has cast himself as a reliable leader in a multipolar world order, is seeking to take advantage of concerns about Trump's unpredictability.

Narrowboats can moor for free on England's increasingly crowded rivers and canals, at times alongside some of London's most exorbitantly expensive real estate.

The Israeli military is trying to transfer nearly 1 million people from Gaza City. Many are wrestling with the costs and perils of moving to a massive encampment.

Trump's sprawling second term project to deport hundreds of thousands of migrants seems to have inspired far-right parties across Europe and elsewhere.

In other countries, partial government ownership of key companies is not so unusual.

Kim Jong Un will attend a huge military parade in China, where he can admire the weapons his regime aspires to make. With Putin's help, he's making progress.

Russia launched waves of airborne attacks at targets across Ukraine, with the number of strikes suggesting unusual weakness in Ukrainian air defenses.

Britain, France and Germany plan to jointly notify the U.N. Security Council that Iran is in "significant" violation of the 2015 nuclear deal.