Who Are the 47 Pro-Democracy Activists on Trial in Hong Kong?
A court in Hong Kong convicted 14 pro-democracy activists on Thursday in a landmark political trial. They and dozens of
Singapore Airlines Flight Fell 178 Feet in Under 5 Seconds
The severe turbulence that killed one passenger and injured dozens on a recent Singapore Airlines flight led to sudden changes
South Korean Marine’s Death Becomes Impeachment Threat for President
The South Korean marines were sent in after monsoon rains flooded a rural section of the country’s heartland last July.
Former Intelligence Chief Tapped as Next Dutch Prime Minister
The Netherlands will be getting a new prime minister, with the four right-wing parties that are forming a government finally
Algeria’s Cease-Fire Proposal Circulates at U.N. Amid Outrage Over Rafah
Seeking to harness the outrage over an Israeli strike on Sunday that set fire to an encampment and killed at
Hong Kong to Rule on Democrats in Largest National Security Trial
A Hong Kong court will begin issuing verdicts on Thursday in the city’s largest national security trial, as the authorities
Volcano Erupts in Iceland
Nearly 800 guests staying at the Blue Lagoon spa and surrounding hotels were ordered to evacuate hours before a volcano
Russia-Ukraine Border That Separates Families Is Now Also a Front Line
When Valentina’s small town in Russia came under heavy bombardment in March by Ukrainian forces, her daughter Alla, who lives
Biden Weighs Letting Ukraine Strike With U.S. Weapons in Russia
The Kremlin, eager to make the choice harder, has leaned heavily into the narrative that the president is risking escalation.
Barry Kemp, Who Unearthed Insights About Ancient Egypt, Dies at 84
Barry Kemp, an archaeologist whose decades of painstaking digging at the abandoned capital of a mysterious pharaoh helped revolutionize our