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    The Times will be untangling the biggest issues, outcomes and stories in the world’s largest democracy. Sign up to receive our full coverage of the Indian elections by email.

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  2. Despite being closed and cordoned off, St. Anthony’s Church in Colombo, Sri Lanka, still drew dozens of worshipers who prayed outside on Sunday

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  3. A week after the bombings in Sri Lanka, the archbishop of Colombo, the capital, who had suspended church services for security reasons, conducted a televised Sunday Mass from his home

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  4. As Spain goes to the polls, the only guarantee seems to be that this national election will confirm the country's growing party fragmentation

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  5. Voters in Spain are going to the polls for the country’s third national election since 2015. The results are expected to confirm the country’s growing political polarization and party fragmentation.

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  6. Prince Hisahito, 12, will be second in line to Japan's imperial throne once his uncle becomes emperor next week

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  7. A 400-year-old Geneva Bible that was stolen from a Pittsburgh library has been recovered from the Netherlands, the F.B.I. said

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  8. What job did Volodymyr Zelensky do before winning Ukraine’s presidency? Try the news quiz.

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  9. Every morning on her way to school, Hwang Wol-geum, a first grader, shares a ride on the same yellow bus with three family members: a kindergartner, a third grader and a fifth grader. Ms. Hwang is 70, and these are her grandchildren.

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  10. She couldn't read signs, address packages or pick out karaoke songs. But none of these humiliations compared with her inability to do one thing other mothers did: ”Writing letters to my children, that’s what I dreamed of the most.”

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  11. The project will soon be tested in Germany, France, Mexico and the United States. It is expected to be released in 2020.

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  12. “We went around villages looking for just one precious kid to enroll as first-grader, but there was none,” says the principal of a South Koreans school. So the school came out with an idea: How about teaching illiterate grandmothers?

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  13. “They are eager to learn,” said a teacher about her first-grade students, who range in age from 56 to 80. “They are probably the only students here asking for more homework.”

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  14. The discovery of a Filipino woman’s body in an abandoned mineshaft triggered the investigation that led to ta suspect’s arrest

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  15. Park Jong-sim, 75, is a champion octopus catcher in her village. But on a recent day, she was worried about falling behind in her elementary school class, where she is learning to read.

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  16. More than 17 years after the U.S. opened the prison at Guantánamo Bay, the Pentagon is planning for the 40 prisoners still held in the facility to grow old and die there. The prisoners' lawyers say some health problems stem from torture.

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  17. In Brazil, “the judiciary acts within a sacred culture, that says no one touches any of its members," said a member of the body charged with investigating judges. Recent decisions have led Brazilians to chafe against this behavior.

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  18. The police chief called the killings “unprecedented" for Cyprus

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  19. The discovery of a large mass grave in the center of Brest, a handsome ancient city on Belarus’s western border with Poland, has brought into focus a little-understood chapter of the Holocaust

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  20. Five years ago, a Times analysis declared Canada's middle class to be the world's most affluent. Is that still so?

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  21. The judiciary rose in Brazilians' esteem when a judge kickstarted an investigation that broke open a graft scheme involving billions of dollars. Now there’s a growing sense that some of the country’s top justices see themselves as untouchable.

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