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May 31

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In telling the history of war, this Massachusetts museum hopes to prevent future conflict

One of the newest museums in the town of Stow, Massachusetts, housed in a space the size of an airplane hangar, is home to some 50 fully restored tanks and armored vehicles. But the American Heritage Museum has a mission…

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May 07

Ukraine says 2 soldiers killed in east amid Russia tensions

By Yuras Karmanau, Associated Press

According to Ukraine's military, 36 soldiers have been killed in the east this year. Efforts have stalled to end the conflict between Russia-backed rebels and Ukrainian forces, which has killed more than 14,000 people since it broke out in 2014.

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Mar 06

Watch 5:58
Thousands flee war-torn Ethiopia as Tigray crisis escalates

By PBS NewsHour

More than 60,000 Ethiopians from the northern war-torn Tigray region have fled to Sudan and several thousands are struggling to access basic needs like electricity, water and medical help as the military conflict between the government and Tigray People’s Liberation…

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Oct 08

Watch 7:04
Why fighting between Armenia, Azerbaijan has regional implications

By Simon Ostrovsky

Fighting has broken out between two former Soviet republics, Azerbaijan and Armenia, over Nagorno Karabakh, an enclave of ethnic Armenians. Hundreds of lives have been lost since the violence started on September 27th, but with most of the world distracted…

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Jan 04

Trump stirs Mideast tensions despite talk of ‘endless wars’

By Aamer Madhani, Associated Press

President Donald Trump may have upended a central element of his foreign policy with a single drone strike. The Friday strike that killed the most prominent Iranian general may have ended any chance that he would get the United States…

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May 02

Watch 6:48
The trauma of a childhood on the front lines of Ukraine’s war

By Nick Schifrin

In eastern Ukraine, war with Russian-backed separatists has raged on and off for five years, forcing a generation of children to endure prolonged trauma and the premature loss of innocence. The film “The Distant Barking of Dogs” chronicles the story…

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Jan 28

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U.S. and Taliban peace talks make progress toward ending war in Afghanistan

The draft framework of an Afghan peace deal: If the Taliban agree to a cease-fire, working directly with the Afghan government and preventing terror groups from using Afghanistan as a base for planning attacks, U.S. forces will withdraw. John Yang…

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Dec 06

Watch 5:18
During peace talks, UN envoy says future of Yemen is at risk

For the first time in two and a half years, peace talks are occurring over the conflict in Yemen. Delegations from the Yemeni government and Houthi rebels are meeting with a United Nations envoy in Sweden, where a prisoner swap…

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Nov 28

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Despite intensifying violence in Afghanistan, U.S. is ‘in a hurry’ for peace

Over the past few months, violence has intensified in Afghanistan, but so have efforts to reach a negotiated peace agreement with the Taliban. Nick Schifrin asks Zalmay Khalilzad, U.S. special representative for Afghanistan reconciliation, whether he faces an imminent deadline,…

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Jun 21

Why a U.S. ‘Space Force’ is ‘premature’ but ‘inevitable’

By Nsikan Akpan

What would a space force look like? Why now? Will NASA play a role? Three experts, including a retired Air Force Lieutenant General, explain the rationale behind President Trump's announcement.

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