Eloise Barry

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GOP Lawmakers Target Disney's Special Tax Zone

Having benefited from limited red tape and exemptions from certain taxes for 55 years within the special taxing district, Disney—and quite possibly local taxpayers—could lose out from the district’s dissolution.

By Eloise Barry

What the French Elections Could Mean for Russia-Ukraine War

On April 24, the French electorate will cast a vote that could impact not just the future of the country, but the security of Ukraine

By Eloise Barry

Disabled Ukrainians Are Fighting For Survival

The need for solidarity in disabled communities has become ever more clear as the invasion has progressed, stripping away formal support structures and igniting latent prejudices.

By Eloise Barry

Prince William and Kate's Tour Was Meant to Secure the Monarchy in the Caribbean. Instead, It's Raising New Questions About Its Future

The British royal family is facing embarrassment on the international stage this week as protests disrupt Prince William and Kate Middleton’s tour of former British colonies in the Caribbean. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge...

By Eloise Barry

Here Are the Biggest Companies Distancing Themselves From Russia

Oil majors and entertainment companies are among those limiting their relationships with Russia amid the Ukraine crisis.

By Eloise Barry

U.K. Puts More Pressure on Russian Oligarchs. Critics Say It's Too Late

The U.K. government promised to step up efforts prevent the flow of what Prime Minister Boris Johnson called “dirty money” this week, with fast-tracked measures introduced to Parliament, brought forward in response to Russia’s invasion...

By Eloise Barry

Photographs of Ukraine Under Attack

After months of escalating tensions, Russia launched a broad military attack on neighboring Ukraine in the early hours of Feb. 24. In a televised speech, Russian President Vladimir Putin said he had ordered a “special...

By TIME Photo Department and Eloise Barry

World Condemns Russian Invasion of Ukraine

Countries across the globe appealed to Russia to stop its invasion of Ukraine after it launched a military operation in the country's east

By Chad de Guzman and Eloise Barry

What to Know About Russia's Assault on Ukraine

Russian troops are pushing closer to the capital city of Kyiv amid multiple reports of loud explosions there

By Amy Gunia , Eloise Barry and Sanya Mansoor

Queen Elizabeth II Has COVID-19. Here's What to Know

Despite her age and recent health complications, the Queen will continue to carry out “light duties” while she has the virus, Buckingham Palace said.

By Eloise Barry

Who's Paying Prince Andrew's Settlement to Virginia Giuffre?

Andrew has agreed to a multi-million dollar settlement but his penchant for luxury living—which earned him the nickname “Air Miles Andy”—has led him to far exceed his income.

By Eloise Barry

What to Know About the Resignation of London's Top Police Chief

The Met Police commissioner’s departure comes at a pivotal moment for Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who is facing pressure to resign

By Eloise Barry

Guatemala's Indigenous Women Are Fighting for Justice

A court sentenced five men to a total of 150 years in prison for rape and crimes against humanity during the civil war, but the case is far from over.

By Eloise Barry

U.S. Bobsledder Tests Positive for COVID in Beijing

The first U.S. Olympic athlete to test positive for COVID-19 in Beijing is bobsledder Elana Meyers Taylor. She's also a new mother, who brought her nearly two-year-old son along with her.

By Eloise Barry

Kid of the Year Finalist Lujain Alqattawi, 13, Teaches English to Kids in Refugee Camps

For most kids, the early stage COVID-19 lockdowns in 2020 meant one thing: boredom. Many took the chance to start a new hobby, watch superhero movies, or spend more time on TikTok. But Lujain Alqattawi,...

By Eloise Barry

These Countries Have Bans on Twitter, Facebook and TikTok

Twitter users in Nigeria were able to access the platform for the first time in seven months last week, after the government reversed a ban

By Eloise Barry

What to Know About the Kazakhstan Protests

Protesters and police officers have died amid violent clashes across the Central Asian country

By Eloise Barry

How Major Elections Around the World Will Shape Global Politics in 2022

Elections brought significant changes in 2021: E.U. stalwart Angela Merkel ended her 16-year leadership of Germany, Chile elected a millennial socialist; and Hondurans chose their first female president. But in 2022 leadership of major states...

By Eloise Barry

2021: the 10 Biggest IPOs of the Year

2021 was a crowded year for companies entering public markets with 980 businesses going public—more than double the number that did so in 2020.

By Eloise Barry

'Historic for All the Wrong Reasons.' Press Freedom Advocates Condemn Julian Assange Extradition Ruling

A coalition of 25 human rights and press freedom groups signed a letter prior to the judgement urging the U.S. government to drop its case on the basis that Assange acted in the public interest.

By Eloise Barry
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