How TikTok Helped Germany’s Left to a Surprise Election Showing
Her fans call her Heidi. She is 36 years old. She talks a mile a minute. She has a tattoo of the Polish-German revolutionary ...
As Trump Courts Putin, China’s Leader Xi Emphasizes Close Ties With Russia
China’s leader said his country and Russia were “true friends who have been through thick and thin together” after a video ca...
Frank G. Wisner, Diplomat With Impact on Foreign Policy, Dies at 86
Frank G. Wisner II, a veteran American diplomat, Washington insider and foreign affairs specialist who relished the prestige ...
In Russia, Anniversary of Ukraine War Draws Little Public Mention
No public events. No speeches, memorial church services for fallen soldiers or mentions on state television. Three years afte...
Trial of Former Surgeon Accused of Abusing Nearly 300 Opens in France
A former surgeon went on trial in western France on Monday on charges that he raped or sexually assaulted hundreds of people,...
Apple Plans to Invest $500 Billion in U.S. as Trump Tariffs Loom
Days after Apple’s chief executive met with President Trump, the company said on Monday that it planned to spend $500 billi...
Gaza Cease-Fire Could End in Days, With No Extension Agreed. What Happens Next?
When Israel and Hamas agreed to a six-week cease-fire in January, there were hopes that it would evolve into a longer and mor...
Is Zelensky’s Approach to Trump Hurting Ukraine?
When the secretary of the treasury, Scott Bessent, traveled to Kyiv this month, he wanted President Volodymyr Zelensky to sig...
What Trump’s Deportation Plans Mean for Central America
Central American countries have long taken back their own citizens deported from the United States. But now the Trump adminis...
How Denmark’s Social Democrats Are Succeeding With Stricter Immigration Policies
Mette Frederiksen, the prime minister of Denmark, had returned from Ukraine hours earlier and was munching on a baby carrot w...