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The unvaccinated tennis star said he was “extremely disappointed” but would respect the court’s ruling. Judges said the immigration minister was within his rights to cancel…
Novak Djokovic lost to a government with powerful laws, determined to make an example out of him.
Russian belligerence has drawn the world’s attention back to the eight-year-old secessionist rebellion in the Donbas region: a deadlocked, time-warped conflict with no end in sight.
If the West fails to meet its security demands, Moscow could take measures like placing nuclear missiles close to the U.S. coastline, Russian officials have hinted.
Both chains said the vast majority of their stores will remain open.
Luxury developments and rising rents have ignited concerns about gentrification and displacement in a district that has long been a sanctuary for minority communities.
After a New York judge ruled that a civil suit against the prince could move forward, he was stripped of his military titles. What happens now?
In some parts of Asia, surgical masks became commonplace during SARS epidemic of 2002-2003.
Ms. Le Pen has bet that sanitizing her far-right party’s image will finally bear fruit in the run-up to France’s presidential election in April.
Facing a huge loss of revenue amid economic turmoil, the military has sent soldiers to act as debt collectors.
A four-foot tsunami wave was reported to have hit Tonga’s capital, Nuku’alofa, on Saturday, sending people rushing to higher ground.
Hundreds of people in Wheatley, Ontario, are still out of their homes four months after a gas leak blew up three buildings in the town’s center.
Cards. Candles. Sunsets. For this New York Times correspondent and other children of Beirut in the 1980s, traumatic reminders of the war are still there in…
Under a new decree, all web traffic will be routed through a government portal. Rights groups say a crackdown on digital expression is about to get…
Moscow said the ransomware group REvil “ceased to exist” after raids and arrests. It is not clear if the operation will ease tensions with Washington.
About 8 percent of departures to be suspended for the next 10 weeks.
The trial of Jeffrey Moyo, accused of having fabricated accreditation cards for two New York Times journalists, will resume next month.
A new study finds the first known instance of a human-engineered hybrid, bred from a donkey and a Syrian wild ass 4,500 years ago.
As Omicron spreads, some experts are calling for a switch to saliva-based tests, which may detect infections days earlier than nasal swabs do.
The subsidies, established by Congress last year, make insurance less expensive for nearly everyone who buys it this year.
A number of governments have changed their approaches to the coronavirus, to one that is more like how we treat the flu. Public health experts say…
Following nationwide demonstrations last year, more than 60 people were put on trial this week, some facing up to 30 years behind bars.
The intelligence said the operatives were “trained in urban warfare and in using explosives,” and could try to stage an incident.
A number of governments have changed their approaches to the coronavirus to one that is more like how we treat the flu. Public health experts say…
The prime minister’s office said it was “deeply regrettable” that two parties took place at Downing Street the night before Prince Philip’s funeral. Mr. Johnson was…
The horse-drawn coach, a gift from the city of Amsterdam to Queen Wilhelmina in 1898, has long been the target of critics.
Conversations about supporting Ukrainian insurgents in the event of a Russian invasion has revived the specter of a new Cold War.
Ten years ago the Costa Concordia ran aground off the Tuscan island of Giglio, killing 32 people and entwining the lives of others forever.
A spokesman for one union said the objection was not from “a prejudice against the color,” but reflected concerns about decorum.
Officials said the weeklong suspension of classes in Manila would let teachers and students recover from the virus, or care for others who had it.
The move to deport Novak Djokovic is not just an exercise of Australian law. It represents an enforcement of collectivist values during an era of extended…
The Supreme Court offers a window into partisan Covid fallacies.
After years of drift, Trumpian ridicule and failure in Afghanistan, Russian demands for a new Iron Curtain in Europe have created unity in the alliance, at…
Jasmila Zbanic, named Europe’s best director for “Quo Vadis, Aida?”, insists on blaming individuals, not ethnic groups, for atrocities done as Yugoslavia imploded, a stance that…
The bishop, Franco Mulakkal, had been accused of repeatedly assaulting the nun in the southern state of Kerala over a two-year period.
A cyberattack defaced the Foreign Ministry website with a message saying “Be afraid,” a day after the latest round of high-stakes talks intended to forestall a…
The action came days after a judge overruled border officials and allowed the tennis star to stay.
The past week has thrown Australia’s strict border control and detention system into the spotlight.
An ominous outcome of talks with Russia.
The measure pitted Ukraine’s president, who was pushing for the penalties, against the Biden administration, which successfully lobbied Democrats to oppose them.
The country’s warning came as tensions have crept up over its six missile tests in recent months.
Four rockets were fired at the fortified compound that houses the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad, and suspicion fell on pro-Iran militias.
A German court found a former Syrian intelligence officer guilty of crimes against humanity and sentenced him to life in prison — a first after a…
Historically, one of the institutions has stabilized the other in rocky moments. With troubling accusations against Prince Andrew and Boris Johnson, that’s not an option now.
Supreme Court justices dealt a blow to Biden’s Covid strategy.
The future of Britain’s prime minister is in doubt after he admitted attending a party while the country was under Covid lockdown. Here’s a guide to…
An unusual alert by the agency named a Chinese lawyer who was “knowingly engaged in political interference activities” on behalf of Beijing in the U.K. Parliament.
Tens of thousands of teachers, other school personnel and parents took to the streets on Thursday to protest shifting, confusing rules that say are now too…
Many feel a personal connection and pride with the tennis star, even if they do not agree with his decisions to stay unvaccinated.
Ukraine, with Russian troops on its borders, is pressing for membership. But President Biden and European leaders are not ready for that step.
Buckingham Palace said Andrew would not undertake any public duties and was defending his case as a private citizen.
The tool, essentially a standardized battery of questions and medical tests, can help determine the kind of care needed by people affected by the “anomalous health…
In a third round of diplomacy on Eastern European security this week, Kremlin officials sounded an increasingly pessimistic note, though they did not close the door…
Teachers unions also planned demonstrations nationwide that are expected to pose a serious challenge for the government of President Emmanuel Macron.
The social media site had been blocked after it deleted a post from President Muhammadu Buhari about secessionist groups that was widely seen as threatening.
Officials said the teams would assist Michigan, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Ohio and Rhode Island. The Australian Open will operate at significantly reduced spectator…
The force was deployed a week ago to stabilize the Central Asian country after political unrest that left dozens dead and thousands injured.
