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World: Part 197
- Why Iraqis Are Worried About an Islamic State Resurgence After Soleimani’s Death
- Iran Admits It Accidentally Shot Down Ukrainian Plane. Here’s What to Know
- Trump Says ‘Iran Appears to Be Standing Down.’ But History Suggests That Might Not Be So Simple
- ‘Living Across Two Continents is Environmentally Unethical.’ Australian Actress Yael Stone Is Giving Up Her Green Card to Reduce Her Environmental Impact
- All Your Questions Answered About Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Stepping Back From the Royal Family
- After Soleimani Killing, War With Iran Will Likely Continue as It Has for Decades
- Trust in President Trump’s Handling of International Affairs Low Across World, New Survey Finds
- After Retaliation, Iran’s 40-Year Conflict With U.S. Likely to Return to the Shadows
- Why the U.S. Assassination of Soleimani Is a Windfall for Iran’s Mullahs
- Taiwan Is the Last Free Place in the Chinese-Speaking World. Can President Tsai Ing-wen Preserve Its Democracy?
- Australia’s Fires Are Terrifying. Will They Get World Leaders to Act on Climate Change?
- The Iran Plane Crash Could Be the Latest in a Long History of Accidental Shoot-Downs
- India’s Supreme Court Orders a Review of Internet Shutdown in Kashmir. But For Now, It Continues
- How AI (and Mushrooms) Are Helping Fight Poverty in China’s Most Remote Villages
- Violence Against Women Has Made a Resurgence in India. Deepika Padukone’s New Film Highlights the Strength of Survivors
- This Marsupial Was Only Discovered 5 Years Ago. Climate Change and Australia’s Bushfires Are Driving It to Extinction
- Japanese Billionaire Pledges to Give Away $9 Million to His Twitter Followers
- Cultural Heritage Reminds Us of Our Shared Humanity. That’s Why Threats Against Them Are So Dangerous
- ‘The City Had Transformed.’ Scenes From Tehran’s Mass Mourning of Qasem Soleimani
- The U.K. Has Sent a Formal Extradition Request to U.S. for Anne Sacoolas, the Wife of a Diplomat Charged in the Death of Harry Dunn
- Mexico Is Doing the U.S.’s ‘Dirty Work,’ Say Researchers as Border Apprehensions Decline for 7th Month in a Row
- Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen Wins Reelection With Record Support
- Nuclear Warning Sent to Ontario Residents ‘in Error,’ Sparking Confusion and Calls for an Investigation
- The Human Rights Watch Head Was Barred From Entering Hong Kong. Activists See Worrying Trend
- Siemens Won’t Drop Australian Coal Mine Contract Despite Pressure From Greta Thunberg
- Princes William and Harry Deny ‘Offensive and Potentially Harmful’ Newspaper Reports of Brotherly Feud
- History Shows What’s Wrong With the Idea That War Is ‘Normal’ in the Middle East
- Taal Volcano in the Philippines Has a History of Deadly Eruptions. Here’s What Could Happen Next
- How Australia’s Indigenous Experts Could Help Deal With Devastating Wildfires
- China Poses an ‘Existential Threat’ to International Human Rights, Says Rights Group After Director Barred From Hong Kong
- How 24 Tons of Chicken Feet Could Herald a New Era for U.S.-China Trade
- Trump’s ‘Phase One’ Trade Deal With China Won’t Stop Trade Wars From Being the New Normal
- Japan’s Environment Minister Announces a History-Making Personal Decision: Taking Paternity Leave
- James Murdoch Criticizes His Father’s Media Empire Over Climate Crisis Denial
- 2019 Was the Second-Hottest Year Globally on Record, and Ocean Temperatures Are Hotter Than Ever
- ‘A Bloodless Revolution.’ Putin’s Plan to Rewrite Russia’s Constitution Could Allow Him to Lead for Years to Come
- China Refutes Human Rights Report, Insists the Country’s Record ‘Is at Its Historical Best’
- ‘Women Don’t Give Up.’ Why Female Protesters Are at the Forefront of India’s Resistance Movement
- Australia’s Bushfires Show the Wicked, Self-Destructive Idiocy of Climate Denialism Must Stop
- ‘Like a Scene From a Movie.’ What I Saw Photographing the Taal Volcano Eruption in the Philippines
- The Reason Fossil Fuel Companies Are Finally Reckoning With Climate Change
- Why Iran’s Regime Is Facing Renewed Protests After the Ukraine Airlines Plane Crash
- From Chile to Hong Kong, the World Saw a Lot of Protests in 2019. Here’s Why That Trend Is Going to Continue
- Intense Thunderstorms Bring Relief and Problems to Fire-Ravaged Australia
- China’s Birthrate Sank to Lowest Level on Record Last Year
- 11 U.S. Service Members Were Treated for Concussion Symptoms After Iranian Missile Attack
- Davos 2020 Mental Health Summit
- The British Government Says E.U. Citizens Will ‘Be Able to Stay’ After Brexit, But Some Anxiety Remains
- Brazil’s Culture Minister Fired After Quoting Joseph Goebbels in a Speech
- What Happens Next With Russia’s Politics
- The Wuhan Pneumonia Crisis Highlights the Danger in China’s Opaque Way of Doing Things
- Thailand’s Future Forward Party Has the Support of Young Thais. A Court Could Disband It Entirely
- Billionaires Have More Wealth Than 60% of the World’s Population, Report Finds
- Climate Refugees Cannot Be Forced Home, U.N. Panel Says in Landmark Ruling
- ‘A Defining Moment.’ An Indian State’s Decision to Challenge the Country’s Controversial Citizenship Law Signals a Growing Divide
- The Titanic Wreck Will Now Be Protected Under a ‘Momentous Agreement’ With the U.S.
- Thai Opposition Future Forward Party Avoids Being Disbanded, But Its Troubles Are Far From Over
- Greta Thunberg Joins Youth Activists on TIME Panel at Davos to Say ‘Pretty Much Nothing’ Has Been Done on Climate Change
- Buckingham Palace Will Reportedly Revise ‘Erroneous’ Titles for Prince Harry, Meghan Markle After Concerns They Currently Suggest the Couple Have Divorced
- ‘A Trust Paradox.’ New Report Finds Distrust in Capitalism, Government and Global Institutions — Despite a Strong Economy
- Here’s What It’s Like in Wuhan, the Chinese City at the Center of the Deadly Coronavirus Outbreak
- A Surprisingly Large Percentage of Young French People Don’t Know About the Holocaust, Study Finds
- Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s Lawyers Threaten Legal Action Over Paparazzi ‘Harassment’
- Airlines and Airports Across the World Are Working to Limit the Spread of Deadly Coronavirus. Here’s What to Know
- Africa’s Richest Woman Is Being Accused of Stealing Money from a Country Suffering from an Economic Crisis. Here’s What to Know
- The Global Mental Health Crisis Requires a Worldwide Investment, Advocates Say on TIME Davos Panel
- ‘I Absolutely Will Not Back Down.’ Meet the Young People at the Heart of Hong Kong’s Rebellion
- University of Minnesota Student Jailed for 6 Months for Critical Tweets He Sent in the U.S.
- Free Speech Groups Call for Release of U.S. Environmental Journalist Arrested in Indonesia
- After Trump’s Bold Move, Iran Is Left With Few Strategic Options
- World Powers Pledged to Stop Interfering in Libya. Will They?
- Remembering Terry Jones, Monty Python Polymath
- U.N.’s Top Court Orders Myanmar to Take All Measures to Prevent Genocide Against Rohingya
- Most Australians Don’t Spend a Lot of Time Thinking About the Bush. The Wildfires Remind Us What We Could Lose
- ‘I Absolutely Will Not Back Down.’ Meet the Young People at the Heart of Hong Kong’s Rebellion
- Why Chile’s SATs Have Become the New Frontline of Inequality Protests
- From Threats of Gang Rape to Islamophobic Badgering, Indian Women Politicians Face High Levels of Online Abuse, Says Report
- ‘Who Is She?’ Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin Questions Greta Thunberg’s Economic Expertise at Davos
- China Puts 13 Cities on Lockdown as Coronavirus Death Toll Climbs
- The Lessons of SARS Never Really Left Hong Kong. Will That Help Stop an Outbreak of the Wuhan Coronavirus?
- Australia’s Bushfires May Create the Nation’s First Climate Refugees
- Virus Panic Causes Face Mask Supplies to Run Out Across Asia
- The West Blames the Wuhan Coronavirus on China’s Love of Eating Wild Animals. The Truth Is More Complex
- U.S. Refuses to Extradite Wife of Diplomat Charged With Killing British Teenager Harry Dunn
- London Police to Deploy Facial Recognition Cameras Despite Privacy Concerns and Evidence of High Failure Rate
- As India’s Constitution Turns 70, Opposing Sides Fight to Claim Its Author as One of Their Own
- How Davos Became a Climate Change Conference
- Wuhan Coronavirus Infections Could Be 30 Times Higher Than Official Total, Hong Kong Researchers Warn
- Trump Is Finally Presenting His Middle East ‘Peace Plan.’ Here’s What We Know So Far
- COVID-19 Global Death Toll Surpasses 1,100 as Slower Pace of New Confirmed Cases in Outbreak’s Epicenter Offers Some Hope
- Some Patients With Wuhan Coronavirus Only Show Mild Symptoms. Here’s Why That’s a Problem
- South African Billionaire Apologizes After Telling President Trump Africa ‘Loves’ Him
- How the Trump Administration’s Israel-Palestine Peace Plan Will Change the Middle East
- Politician Apologizes After Calling Irish Prime Minister ‘Autistic’
- Trump Called His Middle East Peace Plan a ‘Win Win.’ Palestinians Disagree
- Watch a Koala Return to the Wild After Being Injured in the Australian Bushfires
- Americans Trapped in Wuhan Aren’t Angry at the Chinese Government. They’re Angry at Their Own
- Trump’s Plan for Middle East Peace Hinges on Support From Arab Leaders. That’s Looking Unlikely
- Boko Haram Refugees Find Safety in Niger. But How Long Can the Country Remain a Safe Haven in the Sahel?
- Viral Outbreaks Are Here to Stay. This Is How Humans Will Fight Back