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"World leaders and diplomats from roughly 120 countries gather in Germany for the Munich Security Conference, where strained transatlantic ties have taken center stage. Also, Tarique Rahman, the leader of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), has emerged as the big winner in this week's pivotal election. And, students in Gaza are slowly getting back to their education after more than two years of war. Also, Kenyan plans to reopen two checkpoints along its border with Somalia, after nearly 15 years of closure."

"Also, Tarique Rahman, the leader of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), has emerged as the big winner in this week's pivotal election. And, students in Gaza are slowly getting back to their education after more than two years of war. Also, Kenyan plans to reopen two checkpoints along its border with Somalia, after nearly 15 years of closure. Plus, a Japanese tap dancer brings rhythm to the streets of New York City."

World leaders and diplomats from roughly 120 countries gathered in Germany for the Munich Security Conference, where strained transatlantic ties took center stage. Tarique Rahman, leader of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), emerged as the decisive winner in this week's pivotal election. Students in Gaza are slowly returning to classrooms and resuming education after more than two years of war. Kenya plans to reopen two checkpoints along its border with Somalia after nearly 15 years of closure, a move likely to affect cross-border movement and trade. A Japanese tap dancer brought rhythmic street performances to New York City, adding cultural vibrancy.

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