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Narendra Modi’s Enduring Political Journey: How India’s Longest-Serving Non-Congress Prime Minister Reshaped the Nation’s Political Landscape

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Far-Right Challenger Vannacci Tests Meloni’s Grip on Italy’s Conservative Bloc

Rome– Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is facing a growing political challenge from former army general Roberto Vannacci, whose newly

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Lima-Peru’s conservative presidential candidate Keiko Fujimori held a slim lead on Monday in the country’s closely contested runoff election, with

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Mogadishu Erupts as Political Crisis Triggers Armed Clashes

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