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Navajo Communities Strive to Preserve Culture Amid Modern Pressures and Historical Legacy

“When we dance, we are healing the wounds of what my father’s generation went through.” The Navajo Nation, the largest

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Water infrastructure emerges as high-risk target in Iran conflict

Paris — Water infrastructure has emerged as a potential flashpoint in the Iran conflict, with Tehran threatening to strike desalination