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New York Times - World
Coronavirus Live Updates: China's Travel Limits Cover 35 Million People
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Panic and Criticism Spread on Chinese Social Media Over Coronavirus5 hours ago
Many in China Wear Them, but Do Masks Block Coronavirus?5 hours ago
Protesters Mass in Baghdad, Demanding U.S. Leave Iraq6 hours ago
Greta Thunberg Joins Climate March on Her Last Day in Davos5 hours ago
Trump Invites Netanyahu to White House to Discuss Middle East Peace Plan17 hours ago
U.N. Court Orders Myanmar to Protect Rohingya Muslims1 day ago
Mystery of the Royal Family of Oudh Unravels a Bit More1 day ago
Afghanistan Is Ready for Major U.S. Troop Reduction, Ghani Says19 hours ago
Departing: Two Shopkeepers, Their Cat and Part of Paris's Soul2 days ago
Battered but Resilient After China's Crackdown5 days ago
Saudi Society Is Changing. Just Take a Look at These Coffeehouses.9 days ago
Defying the Rabbis, Tel Aviv Rolls Out Sabbath Bus Service14 days ago
At 'Sacred' Lake, Chinese Declare Love for Xi and Communist Party16 days ago
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With Boeing in Cross Hairs, Lion Air Gets a Pass on Poor Safety Record2 months ago
Why Amazon Fires Keep Raging 10 Years After a Deal to End Them3 months ago
After a Caribbean Hurricane, the Battle Is Where, or Even Whether, to Rebuild3 months ago
Massacred at Home, in Misery Abroad, 730,000 Rohingya Are Mired in Hopelessness5 months ago
Times - Video - White House Criticism Has 'Of Course No Effect,' Greta Thunberg Says - After days of urging global leaders to treat climate change with greater urgency, Ms. Thunberg ended her week in Davos, Switzerland, in much the same way she began her activism two years ago: joining her peers for a protest. By - Reuters42 minutes ago
How 'Honeyland' Became an Oscar Game Changer -- The movie from North Macedonia is the first to be nominated for both best documentary and best international feature. -- Sara Aridi1 hour ago
at war - Introducing 'Beyond the World War II We Know' Here are five articles from The Times you might have missed. By - Lauren Katzenberg - and - Dan Saltzstein2 hours ago
Shooting in Germany Leaves at Least 6 Dead -- The police said they believed the gunman was related to the victims. Several people were wounded, two of them critically. -- Christopher F. Schuetze2 hours ago
When the Prince of Wales Is Your Landlord -- On England's southwestern coast, a community built by the Duchy of Cornwall is attracting residents who have bought into Prince Charles's housing philosophy. -- Amie Tsang2 hours ago
U.N. Court's Order on Rohingya Is Cheered, but Will Myanmar Comply? -- Officials in Myanmar have said little about a ruling that it must protect the Muslim ethnic group and report back on the steps it has taken. -- Richard C. Paddock2 hours ago
London Police Amp Up Surveillance With Real-Time Facial Recognition -- The city, stepping into a debate over privacy, says it will use the technology "to tackle serious crime." -- Adam Satariano2 hours ago
Coronavirus Outbreak Sours Japan on Chinese Tourist Boom -- Asia's two largest economies have been drawing closer. But as the Lunar New Year holiday starts, some Japanese say they cannot help but regard Chinese visitors warily. -- Motoko Rich2 hours ago
A Legendary Documentary Maker Closes 'an Open Wound' -- Cecilia Mangini made a splash in 1958 with a movie about disaffected Roman teenagers. Her latest, drawing on material from North Vietnam in the mid-1960s, will be released this weekend. -- Elisabetta Povoledo4 hours ago
U.S. Refuses Extradition in Fatal Crash, Prompting Anger in U.K. -- The British police accuse an American woman of driving on the wrong side of the road in an accident that killed a teenage motorcyclist. The State Department says she had diplomatic immunity. -- Elian Peltier4 hours ago