New York Times - World
In a Summer of Feints, Russia and Ukraine Try to Predict Enemy's Next Move
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Floods Kill at Least 7 in Seoul Area, With More Rain Coming1 hour ago
Israel and Militants in Gaza Agree to Cease-Fire1 day ago
U.S. Promotes Democracy in Africa as Rival Nations Expand Influence11 hours ago
'Jewel in the Crown of Corruption': The Troubles of Kenya's China-Funded Train1 day ago
Live Updates: Ukrainian Grain Has Not Gone to Countries Most in Need1 hour ago
Strip-Searches of Children by London Police Are Called 'Deeply Concerning'7 hours ago
'A Slow Death': Egypt's Political Prisoners Recount Horrific Conditions11 hours ago
In War-Torn Mykolaiv, Ukrainians Search for Informers12 hours ago
Live Updates: A Fierce Contest to Lead Kenya, an African Powerhouse1 hour ago
Another Gaza Conflict, but With a Difference: Hamas Sat It Out.13 hours ago
A Cease-Fire Holds After a 3-Day Gaza Conflict: Key Takeaways17 hours ago
A Time for War, a Time for Play17 hours ago
China's Military Drills and Other Tensions With Taiwan, Explained1 hour ago
The Saturday Profile28 days ago
'Captain Condom' Turned the Tide in Thailand's War on AIDS and Overpopulation3 days ago
Dr. Oh, 'the God of Parenting,' Will See You Now. On Television.10 days ago
After Mocking France's Literary Elite, a Fraught Invite Into the Club17 days ago
Ex-Goddess Works to Reform 700-Year Tradition. Her M.B.A. Helps.24 days ago
With Sign Language and Sound, an Artist Upends Audience Perceptions1 month ago
In My Homeland, the Smell of Death on a Summer Afternoon1 day ago
Kyiv Nightlife Comes Back Amid Urge for Contact. 'This Is the Cure.'14 days ago
'We Survived Another Night': In Ruined Suburb, Solace in a Small Community15 days ago
Below an Israeli City, a Musical Harmony Belies the Tensions Above Ground16 days ago
Words of War: A Literary Lifeline for the Battlefield20 days ago
Read The Times in Spanish28 days ago
Your Tuesday Briefing -- An F.B.I. raid on the home of Donald Trump. -- Natasha Frost2 hours ago
Corrections: Aug. 9, 2022 - Corrections that appeared in print on Tuesday, Aug. 9, 2022.2 hours ago
For Ukrainians Abroad, War Has Also Meant a Flowering of Identity -- Italy already had the biggest Ukrainian community in Western Europe before the war, but in recent months the diaspora has taken on new prominence and visibility. -- Emma Bubola2 hours ago
Heavy Rain Floods Streets in South Korea, Leaving Several Dead -- A record-breaking storm hit Seoul and surrounding provinces in South Korea, causing deaths. More rainfall is expected. -- Storyful3 hours ago
Ukraine Disowns an Olympic Champion Who Skated in Russia -- Viktor Petrenko, who won a gold medal at the 1992 Winter Games, has been shunned by Ukrainian figure skating officials — and by President Volodymyr Zelensky — after performing in Sochi, Russia. -- Jeré Longman8 hours ago
Your Tuesday Briefing: China's New Military Drills Near Taiwan -- Also, a moving dispatch from Ukraine and the dire outlook for Afghanistan. -- Daniel E. Slotnik10 hours ago
The U.S. Will Send Another $1 Billion in Aid to Ukraine. -- The latest round of aid includes rockets credited with destroying Russian command posts and ammunition depots. -- John Ismay11 hours ago
Blinken Details Push to Bolster Democracy in Africa -- Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken said the United States would collaborate with African nations to promote democratic governance across the continent. -- The New York Times3 hours ago
Chad's Military Junta and Rebels Sign a Deal, but a Main Player Is Missing -- The accord paves the way for national reconciliation talks and democratic elections. However, it was snubbed by the main rebel group responsible for the death of Chad's previous leader. -- Elian Peltier14 hours ago
Ukraine Will Not Negotiate if Russia Holds Referendums, Zelensky Says -- American and British officials have said the Kremlin is setting up illegitimate elections in occupied areas of Ukraine that it will present as demonstrating popular desire to join Russia. -- The Associated Press3 hours ago