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Top News Pentagon Details Chain of Errors in Strike on Afghan Hospital By MATTHEW ROSENBERG A report more than 3,000 pages long describes the errors that led to the 2015 strike in Kunduz that killed 42 people. Sixteen American officers have been punished.  Graphic: How a Cascade of Errors Led to the U.S. Airstrike on an Afghan Hospital Europe's Economy, After 8-Year Detour, Is Fitfully Back on Track By PETER S. GOODMAN The eurozone, the 19 countries that use the euro, has finally edged back above its precrisis level, but doubts persist about its prospects. These Countries Tell the Story of Europe's (Sometimes Shaky) Recovery Surge in Palestinian Youths in Prison Tests Israel's Justice System By DIAA HADID Dima al-Wawi, a 12-year-old jailed for two months for planning to stab an Israeli soldier, was one of hundreds of Palestinian children jailed since attacks on Israelis surged. For more top news, go to NYTimes.com »

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World Debt Collectors Adopt Mob Tactics as Russians Struggle to Pay Bills By NEIL MacFARQUHAR A culture of violence and threats flourishes as growing numbers of Russians turn to borrowing at astronomical interest rates amid a recession. A New Generation's Anger Resounds From a Packed Plaza in Paris By ADAM NOSSITER Nuit Debout, a movement ignited over a plan to change French labor laws, has expanded to include a mélange of grievances, and politicians are warily watching. Joe Biden Speaks About Faith and Curing Cancer at the Vatican By GARDINER HARRIS The vice president's attendance at a Vatican-sponsored conference on regenerative medicine was a confluence of his embrace of science and faith. For more world news, go to NYTimes.com/World »

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