11-11-2025 19:01 via article.wn.com

The specter of new conflict haunts memorials around World War I’s end

By SAM McNEIL YPRES, Belgium (AP) — Red poppy flowers were dropped onto soldiers, politicians and onlookers from across the world gathered in western Belgium on Tuesday to commemorate the end of World War I. Related Articles Iraqis vote in a parliamentary election marked by tight security and a major political boycott Tens of thousands attend funeral of Israeli soldier whose remains were held in Gaza for 11 years Top diplomats from G7 countries meet in Canada as trade tensions rise with Tr
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