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The small English town of 22,000 was once praised for welcoming Ukrainian refugees, but has been the scene of far-right marches every Sunday for the past year. Activists and local residents have protested against the temporary housing of asylum seekers in a nearby military camp.
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The main heir to the rock icon’s estate recently published ‘A Life in Lyrics,’ a collection of handwritten lyrics and personal photographs by the Queen frontman.
EL PAÍS contacts two prison inmates in the Gulf country who fear they may be next in a series of executions that human rights organizations have denounced for serious judicial irregularities
Using previously unpublished information, EL PAÍS reconstructs the authorities’ investigation into the 2025 assassination of the mayor of Uruapan
NAGOYA -- An event offering passengers a chance to try out the "Supreme Class" private compartment service introduced on the Tokaido Shinkansen bullet
OITA -- An exhibition held at a local museum in this southwest Japan city this summer gave an 81-year-old woman a chance to learn more about a brother
TOKYO -- Some four decades after its completion in 1985, the well-maintained Hino civic hall in the suburban Tokyo city of Hino remains as comfortable
