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What to Know About King Charles' Upcoming Commonwealth Tour

By Danica Kirk / AP

Mexico Is Struggling to Stamp Out a Homophobic Soccer Chant

By Carlos Rodríguez / AP

How a Temple Killing Sparked New Canada-India Tensions

By Sheikh Saaliq / AP

North Korea Blows Up Parts of Inter-Korean Roads

By Hyung-jin Kim and Kim Tong-hyung / AP
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How Prabowo Subianto Steers Indonesia’s Future

The former general won 96 million votes—the most ever for a single candidate anywhere in recorded history—in a landslide presidential election in February.

By Charlie Campbell / Jakarta, Indonesia

Israel Faces a Fierce and Evasive Foe in Hezbollah's Drones

One of the worst mass casualty strikes on Israel in a year of war came from a single drone.

By TIA GOLDENBERG / AP

Canada, India Expel Top Diplomats Over Sikh Activist Killing

Canada said it has identified India’s top diplomat in the country as a person of interest in the assassination of a Sikh activist there and expelled him and five other diplomats.

By Rob Gillies, Aijaz Hussain and Sheikh Saaliq / AP

France's Marine Le Pen Faces Court on Charges of Embezzling E.U. Funds

French far-right leader Marine Le Pen strongly denied committing any wrongdoing at a Paris court on Monday.

By SYLVIE CORBET / AP

China Holds War Games Around Taiwan

The drills underscore China’s persistent efforts to pressure new Taiwan President Lai Ching-te.

By Yian Lee and Philip Glamann / Bloomberg

Hezbollah Drone Attack in Israel Kills 4 Soldiers, Wounds Dozens

The drone attack on an army base in central Israel killed four soldiers and severely wounded seven others Sunday, the military said.

By WAFAA SHURAFA and SAMY MAGDY / AP

Indian Politician Baba Siddique Is Killed in Mumbai

A senior politician in India’s financial capital, Mumbai, has been shot dead weeks before a key state election.

By Associated Press

Former Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond Dies at 69

Salmond, as then leader of the Scottish National Party, led the independence campaign in the referendum in 2014.

By PAN PYLAS / AP

Heavy Israeli Bombardment Reported in Northern Gaza

Israel’s military renewed its offensive in northern Gaza almost a week ago while escalating its campaign against the Hezbollah in Lebanon.

By SAMY MAGDY and BASSEM MROUE / AP

My Year Under Fire as a Peace Activist in Gaza

It started last October when an Israeli missile killed seven relatives, including my son, and wounded 10 of us, writes Ahmed Abu Artema.

By Ahmed Abu Artema

Meet the Winner of the Nobel Peace Prize

The 2024 Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to Japanese organization Nihon Hidankyo for its work to “achieve a world free of nuclear weapons.

By Solcyré Burga

No need for radio / We are the news

An interview with the acclaimed Gazan poet Mosab Abu Toha, whose new book distills the experience of Palestinians living under fire after Oct. 7.

By Yasmeen Serhan

Israeli Airstrikes on Beirut Kill At Least 22, Wound Dozens

The strikes followed a year of tit-for-tat exchanges between Hezbollah and Israel that boiled over into all-out war in recent weeks.

By Bilal Hussein, Wafaa Shurafa and Samy Magdy / AP

Meet Han Kang, Winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature

South Korean author Han Kang, who wrote 'The Vegetarian,' was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature.

By Rebecca Schneid

Adam Met Says Everyone Plays a Vital Role in Solving the Climate Crisis

Adam Met, a member of the indie pop band AJR and an environmental advocate, received an Earth Award on Oct. 9 at the TIME100 Next Gala

By Olivia B. Waxman

Molly Duane Says We Need to Take ‘Seriously’ What a Second Trump Term Could Mean For Abortion Rights

Duane, senior staff attorney at the Center for Reproductive Rights, says the country must prepare for the realities.

By Rebecca Schneid
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