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World: Part 196
- What Happens Next in the U.K. After the Election
- Marginalized Communities Fear for Their Future in the U.K. in Wake of ‘Ugly’ Election Campaign
- TIME’s Top 100 Photos of 2019
- Queen Elizabeth Hiring ‘Digital Engagement’ Expert to Run Her Social Media Channels
- Zambia’s President Says U.S. Ambassador Should Leave Country After Defending Gay Couple
- China Is Threatening Media Freedom in Hong Kong and Taiwan, CPJ Says
- Chinese Premier Li Keqiang Urges Hong Kong to ‘Come out of Its Dilemma’
- With Second Warmest November, 2019 is Likely to Be Second Warmest Year Ever Recorded
- Exclusive: Lawsuit Raises Questions About Rick Perry’s Role in Ukraine’s Energy Sector
- ‘I Never Wanted to Be a Dissident.’ A Gay Saudi Journalist Seeking Asylum in Australia Speaks Out After Being Detained
- Hong Kong’s Famed New Year’s Fireworks Show Is the Latest Big Event Canceled Over Protest Fears
- Journalist in Japan Awarded Damages in a High-Profile #MeToo Case
- Russia Seizes Five Octopus-Fishing Boats Near Disputed Islands, Japan Says
- Macau Choosing China’s Riches Over Democracy Efforts, Unlike Hong Kong
- ‘We Liked to Sing. Now We Can Only Whisper.’ How Russia Is Stepping Up Its Persecution of Jehovah’s Witnesses
- Woman Wins Mixed-Gender World Darts Championship Match For the First Time Ever
- ‘This Is Not Just a Muslim Fight.’ Inside the Anti-Citizenship Act Protests Rocking India
- India Bans Public Protests as Part of Sweeping Effort to End Unrest Over Citizenship Law
- One of the Poorest Countries in Africa Wants to Send Its Legal Marijuana All Over the World
- Members of Philippines Political Family Convicted in Deadliest Attack on Journalists in History
- Bethlehem Is Gearing Up for Its Busiest Christmas in Years. But the Town Is Also Worried
- ‘Vulnerable’ Asylum Seekers Are Supposed to Be Able to Stay in the U.S.—But Critically Ill Migrants Are Still Being Sent Back to Mexico
- Democratic Candidates Had Tough Words for China at the December Debate
- Australian Prime Minister Cuts Short Vacation After 2 Firefighters Killed Battling Bushfires
- ‘Worst’ of Hong Kong Protests ‘Probably Over,’ Says Top Adviser to Leader Carrie Lam
- Wildfires Are Raging Outside Every Major City in Australia
- I Argued That Narendra Modi Was India’s Best Hope for Economic Reform. Things Have Changed
- 6 Injuries Reported as 2 Carnival Cruise Ships Collide in Cozumel, Mexico
- These 28 Women Broke Major Barriers to Become ‘Firsts’ in 2019
- These Were The Biggest Moments of 2019
- 20 Ways the World Got Better in 2019, in Charts
- ‘Nothing Has Changed.’ 7 Years After a Gang Rape That Shocked a Nation, Brutal Attacks Against Women Continue
- ‘You Are Part of a Family.’ Prince Harry Dresses Up as Santa for a Children’s Charity
- Bushfires Release Over Half Australia’s Annual Carbon Emissions
- ‘No Safety Net.’ How Climate Change and Unprecedented Flooding Is Destroying Communities in the Central African Republic
- Royal Baby Archie Gets His Close-Up In Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s 2019 Christmas Card
- In New Scandal, South Korean ‘Nut Rage’ Heiress Releases Letter Criticizing Management of Family Business
- TIME’s Best Photojournalism of 2019
- Hong Kong Police Arrest and Tear Gas Protesters on Christmas Eve
- Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro Leaves Hospital After Losing Memory in Fall
- Pirates Have Attacked 5 Ships in 4 Days in the Singapore Strait
- High-Profile Thai Opposition Party Could Be Disbanded in Court Rulings
- Iran Reimposes Internet Blackout in Various Provinces, Local Report Says
- 28 Dead After Christmas Storm Batters Central Philippines
- Iraqi President Barham Saleh Submits Resignation to Parliament Amid Deadly Protests, According to Reports
- Zambia Says U.S. Ambassador’s Position ‘No Longer Tenable’ After He Criticized the Country’s Gay Rights Record
- North Korea’s ‘Christmas Gift’ Statement Put the U.S. on Alert Despite No Missile Launch. That May Be the Point
- HBO’s Chernobyl Has Led to a Surge in Tourism for This Forgotten Nuclear Town. Now, It’s Trying to Redefine Itself
- 8 Cruise Destinations to Inspire Your 2020 Travel Plans
- An American Citizen Died After Being Injured in the Deadly Volcanic Eruption in New Zealand
- ‘Drastic Action Needs to Be Taken.’ Britain’s New Youngest Lawmaker Wants a Different Kind of Politics
- Wildfires Rage Across Australia as Sydney Fireworks Set to Go Ahead
- KFC Japan Holds An Annual Memorial Service For its Chickens
- Japan Airlines Is Giving Away 50,000 Free Flights to Tourists. Here’s How to Get One
- Russians on Edge After Record Wave of Bomb Hoaxes Sweeps Country
- Asia’s Richest Man Unveils Online Shopping Platform to Challenge Amazon in India
- Iran Vowed Retaliation After a U.S. Strike Killed a Top Iranian General. Here’s a Timeline of Recent Escalations
- Ringing in a New Decade: See How New Year’s 2020 Is Celebrated All Over the World
- As Hong Kong’s Leader Pledges to ‘Listen Humbly,’ Protesters Return to the Streets
- Why This Indian State Is Witnessing the Country’s Most Violent Anti Citizenship-Law Protests
- Pope Francis Regrets ‘Bad Example’ He Set After Angrily Slapping Away Hand of Female Worshiper
- Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Share New Year’s Message and New Photo of Baby Archie
- How Did Fugitive Former Auto Executive Carlos Ghosn Escape Japan? Here Are a Few of the Theories
- Jakarta Airport Reopens After Worst Flooding in 7 Years Leaves 16 Dead
- Taiwan’s Military Chief Among 8 Dead After a Helicopter Carrying Leaders Crashed
- Prison Sentence for Pastor Shows China Feels Threatened by Spread of Christianity, Experts Say
- Prince William Announces Environment Prize, Calls For ‘Decade of Action to Repair the Earth’
- Who Is Carlos Ghosn, the Businessman Who Fled House Arrest in Japan and Turned Up in Lebanon?
- Why the U.S. Assassination of Iranian Quds Force Leader Qasem Soleimani Has the U.S. Bracing for Retaliation
- Oil Prices Surge After Iranian General Qasem Soleimani’s Assassination
- ‘Depart Iraq Immediately.’ U.S. Embassy Advises Americans to Leave After Qasem Soleimani Assassination
- At Least 24 People and Millions of Animals Have Been Killed by Australia’s Bushfires
- Iran Names New Quds Force Commander Following Qasem Soleimani’s Assassination
- American Allies React With Concern, Cautious Support Following U.S. Killing of Iranian General Qasem Soleimani
- A ‘Forever War’ With Iran Is Unlikely. But More Death and Violence Seems Inevitable
- Iran Tensions Turn Focus of Democratic Primary to Foreign Policy
- ‘Our Broken System Has Been Exposed.’ How a British Woman’s Rape Case in Cyprus Has Become a Rallying Cry for Activists
- P!nk Joins Celebrities in Donating to Help Fight Australia’s Catastrophic Wildfires, Pledging to Give $500,000
- President Trump’s Bold, Justified Gamble in Killing Soleimani May Just Pay Off
- Iraqis Push for U.S. Troop Withdrawal in Symbolic Vote
- A Second Travel-Related Case of Coronavirus Has Been Confirmed in the U.S. Here’s What to Know
- The Top 10 Geopolitical Risks for the World in 2020
- Here’s What’s at Stake in Taiwan’s Presidential Election
- British Lawmaker Comes Out as Pansexual, Criticizes Newspaper For Allegedly Trying To Out Her
- The Battle for India’s Founding Ideals
- How to Talk to Your Kids About the Situation With Iran
- Australia Is Burning: Scenes From a Deadly Season of Bushfires
- A British Woman Has Received a Suspended Sentence in a High Profile Cyprus Rape Case
- Carlos Ghosn, Now a Fugitive, Was an Electric-Car Visionary
- Hong Kong Government Thinks Disneyland Could Help Ease the City’s Housing Crisis
- 5.2 Magnitude Aftershock Shakes Puerto Rico Days After Major Earthquake Left Thousands Homeless
- The New Issue of Italian ‘Vogue’ Has Replaced Glossy Fashion Shoots With Illustrations, In Move Towards Sustainability
- ‘The Police Did Nothing.’ Students in India Are Protesting After a Masked Mob Violently Attacked a Top Delhi University
- Trump Says Now ‘Isn’t the Right Point’ for U.S. Troops to Pull Out of Iraq
- Australia’s Wildfires and Climate Change Are Making One Another Worse in a Vicious, Devastating Circle
- Iran’s Retaliation Gives President Trump an ‘Obvious Off-Ramp,’ but Tension – and Confusion – Remain
- I Saw Police Stand by as Masked Men Attacked Students at a Top Delhi University. It Was Yet Another Assault on India’s Intellectuals
- Soleimani Spun a Web of Iranian Influence That Will Long Outlive Him
- 66 People Have Died in Indonesia’s Devastating Floods. Here’s What to Know
- Why Iraqis Are Worried About an Islamic State Resurgence After Soleimani’s Death