May 31, 2026
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Beaufort Castle’s Fall Rekindles Bitter Memories in Israel-Hezbollah Conflict • Electric Air Taxis Tested in Manhattan, Public Flights Still Years Away • 17th Century Warrior King Shivaji Becomes New Icon for India’s Hindu Nationalists • Sculptor’s Shivaji Statues Spark National Fascination and Demand • Ukraine’s Military Faces Scrutiny from Soldier Rights Advocate • Cuba’s Garbage Crisis Deepens Amidst Persistent Fuel Shortages • Colombia’s Presidential Vote: A Nation Weighs Leftist Legacy vs. Far-Right Surge • Coastal Communities Reconsider Livelihoods Amidst Deadly Boat Strikes • Beaufort Castle’s Fall Rekindles Bitter Memories in Israel-Hezbollah Conflict • Electric Air Taxis Tested in Manhattan, Public Flights Still Years Away • 17th Century Warrior King Shivaji Becomes New Icon for India’s Hindu Nationalists • Sculptor’s Shivaji Statues Spark National Fascination and Demand • Ukraine’s Military Faces Scrutiny from Soldier Rights Advocate • Cuba’s Garbage Crisis Deepens Amidst Persistent Fuel Shortages • Colombia’s Presidential Vote: A Nation Weighs Leftist Legacy vs. Far-Right Surge • Coastal Communities Reconsider Livelihoods Amidst Deadly Boat Strikes

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