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Painting as an Olympic sport? Paris streets get a splash of color with vibrant street art.

Myanmar elections: Kachin minority mix hope and skepticism

Party leader ousted in Myanmar power struggle. A return to junta methods?

For the first time, Myanmar's president praises Aung San Suu Kyi

Not just Suu Kyi: How a former general is opening up Myanmar

Coordinated arson attack on France鈥檚 rails slows traffic, dampens Olympic spirits in Paris

LeBron James and Coco Gauff will carry the Stars and Stripes aloft at Paris Olympics

The renewable energy of bike-powered French children and a battery-powered Melbourne

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