On Titan Submersible Anniversary, World Rethinks Deep Sea Exploration
When five men died on June 18, 2023, in the implosion of the Titan submersible during a dive to the
Israel’s Daily Combat Pause in Part of Gaza: How Is It Working?
Has the pause made a difference? Aid groups say the pause has appeared to take hold, but will not automatically
Turning Against Orban, Peter Magyar Soars in Hungary
Railing against the right-wing government that until recently counted him as a trusted insider, Hungary’s most popular and improbable opposition
Should Hundreds of Millions in Seized Assets Go to ISIS Victims?
Biden administration officials are divided over what to do with $687 million in assets a French company forfeited after pleading
Putin Will Head to North Korea as Ukraine War Redefines Ties With Kim
President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia will head to North Korea for the first time in 24 years on Tuesday
Protests Erupt in Kenya Over Tax Hike Proposals
Hundreds of people flocked to the center of Kenya’s capital, Nairobi, on Tuesday to protest a proposed finance bill that
French Court Strikes Down Ban of Israeli Companies at Arms Show
A court in Paris ruled on Tuesday that France’s decision to bar Israeli companies from one of the world’s largest
China and Philippines Trade Blame After Ships Collide in South China Sea
A Philippine Navy sailor was “severely injured” after ships from China and the Philippines collided Monday morning near a disputed
Middle East Crisis: U.S. Envoy Holds Talks on Israel-Hezbollah Tensions in Bid to Avert Wider War
A full-scale war could devastate both Israel and Lebanon, where the Hezbollah militia is a far better trained and equipped
Heavy Rains Lash Southern China, Killing at Least 9
Heavy rains battered southern China over the weekend and into Tuesday, setting off landslides and causing roads and homes to