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Saturday, June 13, 2026

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Artists recall David Hockney’s lasting influence as Britain mourns a pioneering painter
Novel explores grief, forgiveness and hope as author reflects on the success of “The Correspondent”
Veteran journalist chronicles Afghanistan’s upheavals through the story of Kabul’s landmark hotel
Khayal’s hidden traditions face new challenges as musicians seek support for classical music’s future
Casablanca court jails 18 over Gen Z protest-related charges, minors to face trial

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