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New York Times - World
'Our Patience Is Over': Why Iraqis Are Protesting
21 hours ago
In Warning to Hong Kong's Courts, China Shows Who Is Boss -- China's legislative body criticized a court ruling overturning a ban on wearing masks, signaling that it was the final arbiter of law in Hong Kong. -- Steven Lee Myers20 hours ago
Israel Launches Airstrikes in Syria to Target Iranian Forces -- The strikes came a day after rockets were fired across the border into the Israeli-controlled Golan Heights. -- Megan Specia7 minutes ago
After Disastrous Epstein Interview, Prince Andrew Steps Down From Public Duties9 hours ago
Arab Thinkers Call to Abandon Boycotts and Engage With Israel1 hour ago
Afghanistan's Curse: A Bomb From 2 Wars Ago Crushes a Family Today28 minutes ago
Aung San Suu Kyi to Lead Team to Fight Genocide Accusation13 hours ago
Malta Arrests Businessman as 'Person of Interest' in Journalist's Killing17 hours ago
Almaas Elman, Somali-Canadian Activist, Is Shot Dead in Mogadishu7 hours ago
Hitler's Birthplace in Austria to Become a Police Station21 hours ago
U.K. Conservative Party Scolded for Rebranding Twitter Account13 hours ago
After 2 Elections and 3 Tries, Israel Is No Closer to Forming a New Government10 hours ago
First Comes Snapchat, Then the Bachelor and Spinster Ball1 day ago
This Mexican Village's Embroidery Designs Are Admired (and Appropriated) Globally7 days ago
The French Theaters Where the iPhone Is No Match for Guignol9 days ago
The City That Cycles With the Young, the Old, the Busy and the Dead11 days ago
Why Amazon Fires Keep Raging 10 Years After a Deal to End Them1 month ago
After a Caribbean Hurricane, the Battle Is Where, or Even Whether, to Rebuild1 month ago
Massacred at Home, in Misery Abroad, 730,000 Rohingya Are Mired in Hopelessness2 months ago
Thailand's Roads Are Deadly. Especially if You're Poor.3 months ago
A Runaway Train Explosion Killed 47, but Deadly Cargo Still Rides the Rails4 months ago
Your Thursday Briefing: Impeachment, Prince Andrew, Tesla -- Here's what you need to know. -- Remy Tumin1 hour ago
Powerful Earthquake Shakes Northern Thailand and Rattles Bangkok -- The earthquake could be felt hundreds of miles away, and shook high-rises in Bangkok, the Thai capital. -- The Associated Press5 hours ago
Thich Tri Quang, 95, Galvanizing Monk in South Vietnam, Dies -- An orator with "eyes of a tiger," he helped bring down American-backed governments in Saigon during the Vietnam War and pressed for democratic reforms. -- Richard C. Paddock8 hours ago
Your Thursday Briefing -- Hong Kong, impeachment inquiry, Democratic debates: Here's what you need to know. -- Melina Delkic10 hours ago
Greece Announces Steps to Shut Down Notorious Refugee Camps -- The government's plan to redistribute asylum seekers was presented as a more humane alternative, but it was also clearly intended to deter new arrivals. -- Niki Kitsantonis12 hours ago
U.S.-India Defense Ties Grow Closer as Shared Concerns in Asia Loom -- The countries are wrapping up their most expansive joint military drills to date amid efforts to coordinate more ambitiously on challenges in the Indo-Pacific region. -- Zach Montague16 hours ago
Gordon Sondland, Syracuse University, Grammys: Your Wednesday Briefing -- Here's what you need to know. -- Mike Ives20 hours ago
Photo Essay - Peer Inside Tashkent's Art-Filled (and Long-Shrouded) Subway - For decades, the city's elaborately decorated metro stations were largely hidden from the outside world. By - Danielle Villasana - and - Stephen Hiltner21 hours ago