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Social Democrats Beat Merkel's Bloc in German Elections
By GEIR MOULSON and FRANK JORDANS / AP
Iceland Elects Europe's First Female-Majority Parliament
By EGILL BJARNASON / AP
Swiss Approve Same-Sex Marriage
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Volcanic Ash Cloud Closes La Palma Airport
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Huawei Executive Returns as China Releases 2 Canadians
“I have finally returned to the warm embrace of the motherland," Meng Wanzhou said
By Associated Press
September 25, 2021
How Biden's UN General Assembly Speech Lines Up with Reality
The agenda Biden laid out at the U.N. was plenty ambitious, from COVID-19 to climate change. Does he mean what he says?
By Ian Bremmer
September 24, 2021
EU Climate Chief: U.S. and Europe Need to Tackle Climate Change Together
A few short months before the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, the European Commission, the executive body of the European Union, announced an ambitious initiative to tackle climate change that would transform every sector of...
By Justin Worland
September 24, 2021
China Says All Crypto Transactions Are Illegal
All crypto-related transactions, including services provided by offshore exchanges to domestic residents, are illicit financial activities, China's central bank said
By Bloomberg
September 24, 2021
Manny Pacquiao Uses Duterte's Playbook
Filipino boxer Manny Pacquiao is taking on former ally Rodrigo Duterte in his biggest political bout to date
By Chad de Guzman
September 24, 2021
Meet the 14-Year-Old Earthshot Finalist Who Invented a Solar Ironing Cart
Vinisha Umashankar is the youngest of 15 finalists for a £1 million award launched by Prince William
By Abhishyant Kidangoor
September 23, 2021
Can $11 Billion Make the U.S. a Climate Leader?
Biden's commitment of $11 billion could give the rest of the world a boost of confidence in the U.S.
By Justin Worland
September 22, 2021
Apple, Google Face Backlash for Removing Russian App
The app in question was a tool for organizing opposition to Vladimir Putin ahead of elections
By MICHAEL LIEDTKE and BARBARA ORTUTAY / AP
September 22, 2021
China's End to Coal Funding Is a Big Deal
Experts say the move could mark the beginning of the end of coal as a primary energy source for the world
By Amy Gunia
September 22, 2021
How Wealthy American Expats Transformed the British Aristocracy
It could have been a screenplay for one of those gentle comedies that British film studios used to do so well: In 1924, a young American from Portland, Maine, was on vacation in England and...
By Adrian Tinniswood
September 21, 2021
America's AUKUS Deal Enraged France. Could It Help Macron?
The fury, and hurt, is real. But analysts say taking a tough line with the U.S. could have a political upside for the president
By Vivienne Walt
September 21, 2021
The U.S. Is Losing the Global Race on Digital Currency
"I don’t think the U.S. is aware there is a race"
By Dion Rabouin
September 21, 2021
My Father Was a Vocal Critic of Nicaragua's President. Now He's a Political Prisoner
My father, Francisco Aguirre-Sacasa, turned 77 this month. Normally, my entire family would gather somewhere in the States to celebrate his birthday with a late-summer cookout, a sheet cake and ice cream. This year, though,...
By Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa
September 21, 2021
Trudeau's Liberals Fail to Win Majority
Trudeau’s Liberals were leading or elected in 157 seats—exactly the same number they won in 2019, 13 short of a majority
By Rob Gillies/AP
September 20, 2021
TIME101 Honoree Nancy Rosado-Santiago Leads with Love
“I am that person who will look at, if there's one part that's good, I will see that part. That's the part that I look at. That's the part that I see.” —Nancy Rosado-Santiago Every...
September 20, 2021
The Quietly Rebellious Art of Iranian Women and What We Can Learn From Them
These artists take our worn stereotypes about femininity, religion, and war and push them out of context nudging us to see them differently.
By Susanna Schrobsdorff
September 20, 2021
Biden Faces Critical Moment Ahead of Climate Talks
Over the last month, as COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations rose and the U.S. made its rocky departure from Afghanistan, President Joe Biden has sought to turn the nation's attention back to climate change, repeatedly warning...
By Justin Worland
September 20, 2021
Rich Nations to Miss Climate Fund Goal Even by 2025
It threatens the success of COP26 talks in November and Paris Agreement climate goals, Oxfam International said.
By John Ainger / Bloomberg
September 20, 2021
ByteDance Limits Access for Chinese Kids to 40 Mins per Day
Douyin, TikTok’s Chinese twin, had already upgraded its youth mode to limit daily usage to 40 minutes for users under 14
By Zheping Huang/Bloomberg
September 20, 2021
Why Didn't We Leave Afghanistan Before Now? In a Word: Fear
The heart of the matter really comes down to terrorism and its domestic political implications
By Carter Malkasian
September 19, 2021
Volcano Erupts on Spain's Island of La Palma
The Canary Islands Volcanology Institute reported the eruption on Cumbre Vieja, which last erupted in 1971
By Associated Press
September 19, 2021
Afghan Survivors of Drone Strike: Sorry 'Is Not Enough'
On Friday, U.S. Marine Gen. Frank McKenzie, head of U.S. Central Command, called the strike a “tragic mistake"
By KATHY GANNON / AP
September 18, 2021
Meet the Iranian Musician Who Keeps Risking Imprisonment for His Music
Mehdi Rajabian has been warned repeatedly by Iranian authorities not to release an album with female singers—he did anyway
By Andrew R. Chow
September 17, 2021
Prince William Unveils Earthshot Finalists
Five winners will be chosen from the 15 finalists, and each will receive a grant worth £1 million ($1.4 million)
By Sylvia Hui / Associated Press
September 17, 2021
China Applies to Join Asia-Pacific Trade Deal
The treaty, originally called the Trans-Pacific Partnership, was envisioned by the U.S. as an economic bloc to counterbalance China’s growing power.
By Bloomberg
September 17, 2021
I Tried Lab-Grown Fish Maw. Here's Why It Could Help Save Our Oceans
I'm an avid surfer and a certified scuba diver, and spending so much time in the water means that I'm keenly aware of the impact that human activity is having on the ocean ecosystem. It...
By Amy Gunia/Hong Kong
September 17, 2021
The Story That Captures the Refugee Experience Like No Other
Sometimes the best take on current affairs is found not in the punditry of the cable shows but in great literature. Watching the horrific scenes in Kabul—the anguish of parents handing their babies to soldiers,...
By Suketu Mehta
September 16, 2021
IMF Managing Director Called Out on 'Pressure' to Boost China's Ranking in Economic Report
The World Bank, in a probe of its “Doing Business” report, found such serious ethics issues that it decided to abandon the series entirely, a statement showed.
By Eric Martin / Bloomberg
September 16, 2021
Indonesia's President Ruled Guilty of Neglecting Jakartans’ Right to Clean Air
In a rare victory for environmental activists, the court implored President Joko Widodo to take strong action in cleaning up Jakarta's air.
By Soraya Permatasari / Bloomberg
September 16, 2021
Australia Plans to Build a Fleet of Nuclear Submarines to Counter China
Australia is set to become just the seventh nation to operate nuclear-powered submarines
By Jenny Leonard and Jason Scott/Bloomberg
September 16, 2021
U.N. Urges Moratorium on AI Use That Threatens Human Rights
The comments join a new U.N. report that examines how countries have rushed into using AI systems without setting up proper safeguards
By Associated Press
September 15, 2021
Norway's Election Result Leaves Climate Question Unanswered
While Norway itself relies on renewable sources for energy production, it is the third largest exporter of natural gases in the world
By Eloise Barry
September 15, 2021
How We Chose the 2021 TIME100
The year I started in journalism, 1992, was “the end of history” or so claimed a famous book by that title with a remarkably sunny view of human progress. Today—as I near my 30th year...
By Edward Felsenthal
September 15, 2021
Xi Reportedly Declined Meeting With Biden
Xi hasn’t left China for more than 600 days, the longest stint of any Group of 20 leader
By Nick Wadhams and Justin Sink/Bloomberg
September 15, 2021
Exclusive: Afghan Governor's Narrow Escape From the Taliban
Mazari is alive, well, and at an undisclosed U.S. location. She talks to TIME in an exclusive interview
By Zakarya Hassani
September 14, 2021
Booker Prize Shortlist Announced
The judges said the global scope of the books felt 'transporting in a year where so many of us have been confined to our homes.'
By Eloise Barry
September 14, 2021
75% of the Young People Around the World are Frightened of the Future Because of Climate Change
Growing up in the emerging reality of the climate crisis is taking its toll on young people’s mental health. According to a global survey and peer-reviewed study soon to be published in Lancet Planetary Health,...
By Ciara Nugent
September 14, 2021
Can Annalena Baerbock Change Germany?
Green chancellor candidate Annalena Baerbock is trying to bring voters around to her sweeping change platform ahead of Sept. 26 elections.
By Ciara Nugent / Dachau, Germany
September 14, 2021
Singapore Proposes Online Foreign Interference Bill
The ministry cited examples of harmful online campaigns—suspected of being carried out by foreign agents—spreading skepticism over Western-manufactured COVID-19 vaccines.
By Philip J. Heijmans / Bloomberg
September 13, 2021
Israeli Firm Unveils Armed Robot to Patrol Volatile Borders
LOD, Israel (AP) — An Israeli defense contractor on Monday unveiled a remote-controlled armed robot it says can patrol battle zones, track infiltrators and open fire. The unmanned vehicle is the latest addition to the...
By ALON BERNSTEIN and JACK JEFFERY / Associated Press
September 13, 2021
Dutch Court Rules Against Uber
In a ruling expected to have major implications for the taxi sector, the court ruled drivers should be considered employed by the company.
By April Roach and Ellen Milligan / Bloomberg
September 13, 2021
COVID-19 Delta Variant Breaches China Again
The latest wave comes less than a month after China contained its broadest outbreak since the virus’s initial emergence in Wuhan
By Bloomberg
September 13, 2021
North Korea Fires Cruise Missiles With Range to Hit Japan
The missiles flew some 930 miles, the Korea Central News Agency said. That range would be sufficient to strike most of Japan
By Jon Herskovitz and Yueqi Yang / Bloomberg
September 13, 2021
차별금지법과 평등한 세상을 향한 한국 성소수자들의 소망
This article can be read in English here. 서울에 살고 있는 박에디씨에겐 가장 기본적인 서비스를 받는 것 조차 어려움 투성이다. 그가 트랜스젠더라는 것이 공문서 상에 반영되지 않아 그의 정체성은 끊임없이 질문의 대상이 되기 때문이다. 성소수자청소년위기지원센터...
By Sungsub Billy Choo / Seoul
September 13, 2021
LGBTQ Koreans Eager for Anti-Discrimination Bill
South Korea could be about to pass anti-discrimination legislation, but for queer Koreans the fight is far from won.
By Sungsub Billy Choo / Seoul
September 13, 2021
Taliban: Women Can Study in Gender-Segregated Universities
During the first era of Taliban power, girls and women were denied an education and were excluded from public life
By KATHY GANNON / AP
September 12, 2021
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