The World Cup is back. The football mania is kicking off around the world. More good news for fans, Qatar has scrapped nearly all COVID rules since visitors are no longer mandated...
Read moreBOGOTÁ, Colombia — A rare meeting between leaders of Venezuela’s bitterly divided government and opposition is expected to result in two major agreements meant to ease the country’s complex political and humanitarian...
Read moreKYIV — As Russia’s invasion of Ukraine entered its 10th month, Russian artillery pounded the strategic southern port city of Kherson two weeks after retreating from it, killing at least 10 civilians...
Read moreAn oil tanker in Novorossiysk, Russia, last month.Credit...Associated PressDiplomats from the European Union did not agree Thursday on final details of a policy to help limit Russia’s revenue from oil, after a...
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Read moreKYIV, Ukraine — In the crowded operating room, the surgeons had made the long incision down the middle of the child’s chest, cut the breastbone to spread the rib cage and reach...
Read moreCars driving through Kyiv on Wednesday after Russian missile strikes on energy facilities across Ukraine.Credit...Brendan Hoffman for The New York TimesKYIV, Ukraine — Utility crews worked through the dark night in snow...
Read moreISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Pakistan on Thursday announced the rise of a new army chief, a changing of the guard that many consider as crucial to Pakistani affairs as civilian political cycles and...
Read moreA group of protesters squatting in an Amsterdam property owned by a prominent Russian tech entrepreneur who is under E.U. sanctions can stay, an Amsterdam court has ruled, finding that there was...
Read moreRIO DE JANEIRO — For more than a year, President Jair Bolsonaro of Brazil had warned that he might not accept a loss in last month’s presidential election. Then he lost. In...
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