VideoPeople crowded into underground Metro stations as air raid alarms went off across Ukraine’s capital.CreditCredit...Laura Boushnak for The New York TimesKYIV, Ukraine — In a city where daily routines have been wrecked...
Read moreThe outbreak of the Ukraine war left journalists at Russia’s most prominent independent television channel with a stark choice: risk arrest because of a new government ban on their work, stop reporting...
Read moreUkrainian drones hit deep in RussiaUkraine executed its most brazen attack into Russian territory in the nine-month-old war yesterday, targeting two military bases hundreds of miles inside the country with drones.At least...
Read moreA New Zealand couple is refusing to allow their infant son to undergo lifesaving heart surgery using blood from people vaccinated against Covid-19, showing how vaccine misinformation continues to manifest in unexpected...
Read moreA gas station in Frankfurt, Germany.Credit...Michael Probst/Associated PressEurope and the United States started enforcing on Monday two of the toughest measures aimed at curbing Russia’s income from oil, the principal source of...
Read moreMore than 1,900 people were evacuated from the area surrounding Mount Semeru in Indonesia after the volcano erupted early Sunday morning, spewing columns of thick gray ash high into the sky and...
Read moreA senior Iranian official said this weekend that Iran had abolished the morality police, the state media reported, after months of protests set off by the death of a young woman who...
Read moreHas “zero Covid” eroded China’s social contract?President Xi Jinping’s “zero Covid” policy has rewritten the implicit bargain that people in China will get stability and comfort in exchange for limitations on political...
Read moreOn the 76th day of his long march north through the entire length of India, Rahul Gandhi, scion of a once-mighty political dynasty, walked into a textile-making town in the middle of...
Read moreThe narrow alleyways of Haizhu district have long beckoned to China’s strivers, people like Xie Pan, a textile worker from a mountainous tea-growing area in central China.Home to one of the country’s...
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