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President Aleksandar Vucic of Serbia announced on Saturday that he would not permit EuroPride, an annual weeklong gay pride event, to take place next month in his country’s capital, Belgrade, shocking the...

The Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant seen from the banks of the Dnipro River earlier this month. The plant, the largest of its kind in Europe, is under the control of Russian forces.Credit...David...

NAIROBI, Kenya — An Ethiopian government airstrike ripped through a kindergarten in the northern Tigray region on Friday, killing at least seven people including several children, medics said, as the hunger-stricken region...

Militias backed by Iran’s Revolutionary Guards force attacked a U.S. military base in southern Syria with drones recently and on the same day, a different base used by the U.S.-led coalition near...

The Zaporizhzhia nuclear complex, across the Dnipro River from Nikopol, in July.Credit...David Guttenfelder for The New York TimesKYIV, Ukraine — Ukraine’s largest nuclear plant was reconnected to the national power grid on...

A U.N. report on abuses in Xinjiang faces further delayMichelle Bachelet, the U.N.’s top human rights official, promised in June that she would release a long-awaited report about allegations of abuses in...

Destroyed Russian armored vehicles were paraded in Kyiv on Sunday.Credit...Jim Huylebroek for The New York TimesKYIV, Ukraine — Even as the Ukrainian government sought to bolster the nation’s resolve with defiant commemorations...

Former Prime Minister Imran Khan appeared in court in the Pakistani capital on Thursday after being charged under the country’s antiterrorism act, the latest step in an intensifying crackdown on Mr. Khan...

KYIV, Ukraine — Under the blare of air raid sirens, Ukrainians celebrated their Independence Day with a show of defiance against Russia’s invasion on Wednesday, despite the uncertain course of a war...

For six months, a major land war has sown horror in Europe.It is a war in which violence and normality coexist — death and destruction at the 1,500-mile front and packed cafes...