Hamas post-ceasefire: Diminished, alone but remaining resilient
By Adam Rasgon Israel's military offensive in the Gaza Strip has inflicted severe damage on Hamas: It has…
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South Korea takes its president into custody, yet the turmoil is far from resolved.
By Choe Sang-Hun, Jin Yu Young and Victoria Kim A little more than a year ago, President Yoon…
Negotiators reach an agreement on Gaza ceasefire and hostage arrangement
By Adam Rasgon, Patrick Kingsley, Aaron Boxerman, Ronen Bergman, Peter Baker, and Isabel Kershner Israeli and Hamas negotiators…
Missile strike leads to urgent electricity outages in Ukraine
By Cassandra Vinograd Ukraine reported that Russian forces conducted a “massive” missile assault on the nation’s infrastructure on…
Biden intends to take Cuba off the list of countries that sponsor terrorism.
By Zolan Kanno-Youngs and Frances Robles Earlier this week, U.S. officials revealed that President Joe Biden is set…
Israel and Hamas are “on the verge” of reaching a ceasefire deal, Blinken states
By Adam Rasgon, Aaron Boxerman, Isabel Kershner, and Ismaeel Naar According to Secretary of State Antony Blinken, Israel…
Pope Francis’ memoir, ‘Hope,’ is set to hit the shelves in bookstores.
By Elisabetta Povoledo “I have come to value timely arrival; it's a virtue I cherish,” Pope Francis states…
Battles unfold within Russia, featuring surges of tanks, drones, and North Koreans
By Marc Santora and Liubov Sholudko Months after Ukrainian forces crossed the border in the first ground invasion…
How China is obliterating Tibetan culture, one child at a time
By Chris Buckley In western China, the Communist Party is enrolling children in boarding schools as part of…
Syria faces a formidable obstacle: Accountability for the crimes of the Assad regime
By Vivian Yee The downfall of Syria's 54-year Assad regime has unveiled countless grim truths. Prisons are now…
