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The country’s leaders have set aside some misgivings and cooperated with gang leaders to reach their communities.
The geopolitical risks of climate change.
The world, and most Australians, are increasingly disappointed by Australia’s lackluster approach to addressing climate change.
Li Yundi, a famous performer, was accused of soliciting a woman, state news outlets said. Officials often use such accusations against their enemies.
She was discharged on Thursday after undergoing tests and spending the night. The queen, 95, had recently canceled a planned trip to Northern Ireland.
The agency’s leaders also urged wealthy nations to take the lead in transferring doses of vaccines to the global South.
As negotiators worked to secure the release of 17 people associated with the an Ohio-based missionary group, their kidnappers released a video threatening their lives.
Why Australia won’t commit to emissions reductions.
The plan to reopen to international tourists for the first time since the pandemic began comes as infections are steadily declining in Israel after a fourth…
The sentences shocked rights groups, who saw it as a move by President Bashar al-Assad to appear tough after a crisis that hurt his loyalists.
The country’s grand experiment — opening up with hardly any restrictions — is facing its toughest test yet.
The federal agency told a G.O.P. House member that it had notified EcoHealth Alliance, a group criticized for its U.S.-funded work with Wuhan scientists, to file…
Like many countries, Russia has seesawed between tighter and looser pandemic restrictions. As the coronavirus claims more victims, the pendulum is now swinging toward tightening.
The document, already in use in five of the country’s 10 provinces and all three of its territories, will replace a patchwork of programs across Canada.
Gangs have long held sway in the country, but their dominance has expanded in recent years and the government has been accused of using them as…
This gem of a museum in Upper Manhattan has reopened with an operatic eye-filler of religious sculptures we’re just learning to appreciate.
The move came after pleas from dozens of families of those killed in 2019 when a white supremacist opened fire on Muslims at prayer.
They fear that they or their loved ones could be tracked down and killed because of their work delivering justice to women. “We have lost everything…
Ali Harbi Ali, 25, was accused of murder and preparation of terrorist acts in the killing of David Amess, who was fatally stabbed last week.
The country, which aspires to be a leader in space technology, says it has plans to land an uncrewed craft on the moon by 2030.
What happens when health officials tell it?
The Boston center called China’s leader, Xi Jinping, a “brutal dictator” on social media, igniting an online backlash in the country. The N.B.A.’s online partner stopped…
The country has fallen behind other developed nations in its commitment to slashing carbon emissions. Neither fires nor international pressure has pushed it away from coal…
In China, some academic programs accept only men or cap the number of female applicants, who often must test higher than their male counterparts.
Covid vaccination in has accelerated in India in recent weeks, with more than 70 percent of the adult population having received at least one dose of…
Many nations and territories in the region have had trouble rolling out vaccination drives and need test more, officials said.
Plans to extract more fossil fuels.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken warned of an eroding trust in democracy in the Western Hemisphere and described challenges posed to open government by authoritarian leaders.
Many nations and territories in the region have had trouble rolling out vaccination drives and need to ramp up testing, officials said.
The long-awaited successor to the Hubble Space Telescope is scheduled to launch in December. But the NASA official for whom it is named has been accused…
Russia’s ‘non-working’ week.
On paper, women are free to apply for seats on Egyptian benches. In practice, they say, it is near impossible.
Senators on the 11-member panel had second thoughts about the provability of homicide and genocide charges. Instead, they accused the president of “crimes against humanity.”
The defense ministry said there was too little demand for its Fakhravac vaccine to justify producing it, and blamed the health ministry for reneging on promised…
Officials expect major deliveries of doses by the end of the month to speed up the country’s vaccination efforts.
Hugo Carvajal, once a prominent figure in the government of the Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro, faces charges of drug trafficking in the United States.
The number of new, daily cases in Britain are among the highest in the world, but the government has said there is no need to implement…
As calls increase in Turkey for Syrian refugees to go home, Kilis, a border town transformed by the newcomers’ energy, has embraced the change.
New, international standards for handling ancient genetic material draw support from many scientists, criticism from others.
The measure, meant to slow the virus’s spread, is short of a full lockdown and only affects nonessential workers.
Regulatory hurdles and supply chain issues could slow efforts to produce generic versions of Merck’s antiviral molnupiravir for developing nations, despite licensing agreements.
Aleksei A. Navalny, Russia’s most prominent opposition leader, who is currently in prison, received the Sakharov Prize.
President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia may make a speech by video at the United Nations summit, which is seen as pivotal in efforts to stem…
The death toll continued to rise on Wednesday as landslides and flooding damaged homes and stranded thousands of people.
President Bashar al-Assad has tightened his grip on Damascus, but the attack suggested that militants who oppose him can still do harm.
The Islamic authorities want to imprison her for wearing female clothing at a religious event and threatened to put her in a rehabilitation camp where she…
The mandate, covering more than 300,000 employees, will remove an option to take regular tests instead of getting a shot.
Britain’s 95-year-old monarch will not travel to Northern Ireland but is “in good spirits,” Buckingham Palace said.
How can so many Americans afford not to work? And will it last?
A subdued ceremony in Beijing on Wednesday sets the tone for the Winter Olympics of 2022, which will be held under extraordinary health protocols.
Wages in some industries are rising because employers can’t find enough workers. That’s not a path to long-term growth, analysts say.
Nadifa Mohamed is a Booker Prize finalist for her novel “The Fortune Men,” a story about a false accusation and the tragedy that resulted.
Two towers, each measuring 16 and a half feet high, were installed in an area in the east of the city in an experiment to tackle…
Calls to charge Bolsonaro with homicide.
Medical groups said the coronavirus pandemic worsened an already existing mental health crisis among children and teens.
The broadcaster has survived cancer and open-heart surgery and has multiple sclerosis.
The popular burger chain said it refused to become “the vaccination police for any government.”
As Secretary of State Antony Blinken heads to the region, the window of opportunity for a political resolution has slammed shut. At least for now.
Admiral Rachel Levine is the first female four-star admiral in the history of the he U.S. Public Health Service Commissioned Corps, which she already leads in…
Agents investigating whether Oleg Deripaska violated U.S. sanctions searched homes he has used in New York and Washington, D.C.
A gang abducted 17 people associated with a Christian aid group, including five children. Most of those being held are Americans; one is Canadian.
Experts report that similar technologies were developed by Russia and the United States starting more than a half century ago.
