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G7 Leaders To Commit To Supporting Ukraine as U.S. Prepares to Send Surface-to-Air Missile System
By Zeke Miller and Geir Moulson / AP
Russia strikes Kyiv as Western leaders Meet in Europe
By OLEKSANDR STASHEVSKYI / AP
Police Investigate Cause of At Least 20 Deaths in South African Club
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Norway Mourns Victims of Oslo Shooting With Memorial Service
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Canada Could Become an Abortion Destination
Canada, which has no legal restrictions on abortion, could offer a safe haven for those looking for abortion care
By David Welch, Danielle Bochove and Natalie Obiko Pearson / Bloomberg
June 25, 2022
Gunman Kills 2 During Oslo Pride Festival
Investigators said the suspect, identified as a 42-year-old Norwegian citizen originally from Iran, was arrested after opening fire at three locations in downtown Oslo
By MARIA SANMINIATELLI and KARL RITTER / AP
June 25, 2022
What To Know About the 2022 G7 Summit
The June 26-28 summit offers a key test to demonstrate Western unity amid the war in Ukraine
By Sanya Mansoor
June 24, 2022
Coast Guard Rescues Record Number of Haitians
Early last week, a group of 67 Haitians aboard a small, rickety boat waved down the United States Coast Guard about 16 miles southeast of Great Inagua, Bahamas. The boat's sail was torn, U.S. Coast...
By Jasmine Aguilera
June 23, 2022
Opening Restaurants in a Glitzy Wild West
“Dubai is the Wild West,” says Tony Habre, smiling. “In Dubai you either make it or you fail; there is no gray zone. You have to be perfect at everything.” The CEO of Addmind hospitality...
By Rob Chilton
June 23, 2022
Summers Are Becoming Unbearably Hot Before They Even Start
"It’s never been this hot so early in the year"
By Emily Barone
June 23, 2022
Ukraine Is Granted European Union Candidate Status
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen pronounced it a “good day for Europe"
By SAMUEL PETREQUIN and MIKE CORDER / AP
June 23, 2022
Asia's Richest Person, Gautam Adani, Pledges $7.7 Billion for Social Causes
Gautam Adani and his family have pledged to donate 600 billion rupees ($7.7 billion) to a slew of social causes to mark his 60th birthday.
By P R Sanjai and Jeanette Rodrigues / Bloomberg
June 23, 2022
Germany Warns of Lehman-Like Contagion From Russian Gas Cuts
Germany warned that Russia’s moves to slash Europe’s natural gas supplies risked sparking a collapse in energy markets
By Arne Delfs and Vanessa Dezem / Bloomberg
June 23, 2022
Emmanuel Macron's Uncertain Future After the French Elections
Emmanuel Macron has had quite a ride the past few weeks. In April he scored a resounding 17-point victory over far-right opposition veteran Marine Le Pen to secure a second five-year term as France’s President....
By Ian Bremmer
June 23, 2022
How Trees Could Save Karachi, Pakistan from Climate Havoc
On a recent Tuesday morning, several dozen Pakistani schoolchildren barreled down a wooden walkway into a thicket of mangroves. They jostled for space at a small viewing platform and eagerly pointed out fish darting between...
By Aryn Baker/Karachi, Pakistan
June 23, 2022
The Motion of the Ocean Could Be the Next Big Source of Green Energy
In 1851, Charles Babbage, the English mathematician and inventor, found himself preoccupied with what might happen should coal mines—then and now one of the primary sources of usable energy—become depleted. He concluded that “the sea...
By Tom Vanderbilt
June 23, 2022
The Ocean Is Climate Change’s First Victim and Last Resort
Escalating tragedies are at hand beneath the waters that make up over 70% of earth’s surface.
By Elijah Wolfson
June 23, 2022
Colombia May Be First Oil-Rich Country to Quit Fossil Fuels
The country's new president-elect wants to end new oil exploration
By Ciara Nugent
June 22, 2022
Meta Says UK Bill Risks Messages Being Surveilled, Censored
The sweeping Online Safety Bill is winding its way through Parliament and it’s intended to come into force next year.
By Thomas Seal / Bloomberg
June 22, 2022
'Some Part of Their Youth Definitely Got Stolen.' Photos of Growing Up Amid Ukraine's War
German photographer Fabian Ritter spent three weeks profiling young people in Kyiv Oblast
By Charlie Campbell
June 22, 2022
Climate Change a Factor in 'Unprecedented' South Asia Floods
The region is considered one of the most vulnerable to rising temperatures, and the poor are disproportionately impacted
By ANIRUDDHA GHOSAL and AL-EMRUN GARJON/AP
June 22, 2022
Worst Natural Disaster in Eight Years Kills 1,000 in Afghanistan
At least 1000 people have been killed and hundreds more injured after a powerful earthquake hit southeastern Afghanistan overnight
By Eltaf Najafizada / Bloomberg
June 22, 2022
Saudi Crown Prince Visits Turkey As Countries Normalize Ties
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman lands in Turkey Wednesday for his first official visit, as the two countries seek to mend ties.
By Suzan Fraser / Associated Press
June 22, 2022
Japan's LGBT Activists Undeterred by Marriage Ruling
A court ruled Japan's same-sex marriage ban to be constitutional, but LGBT activists say that won't stop their fight
By Amy Gunia
June 22, 2022
Russia Threatens Vets, US Invokes Laws of War
Diplomats fear the two Alabama vets' fate will be tied to U.S.-backed war crimes prosecutions of captured Russian soldiers in Ukraine
By W.J. Hennigan
June 21, 2022
Google Exec: Ukraine Is 'A Crystal Ball' For Info Warfare
Google executive Jared Cohen warned the U.N. Security Council that information warfare in Ukraine is a “crystal ball" for future problems.
By Associated Press
June 21, 2022
Ukraine’s Women Refugees Face the Harsh Reality of Poland’s Abortion Restrictions
The longer the war continues, the more Ukrainian refugees in Poland will need emergency contraception and abortion services.
By Amie Ferris-Rotman
June 21, 2022
Mexico's Industrial Hub Suffers Weeks-Long Water Cutoff Amid Drought
A combination of an intense drought, poor planning, and high water use means residents must resort to extreme measures
By MARCOS MARTÍNEZ CHACÓN/AP
June 21, 2022
Emmanuel Macron Wants To Lead Europe. Now, He Must Focus on France
Macron lost his parliamentary majority during legislative elections on June 19—a major setback.
By Eloise Barry
June 21, 2022
Russian Journalist Raises $103.5 Million for Ukrainian Kids
Dmitry Muratov auctioned his Nobel Peace Prize medal for $103.5 million to help children displaced by the war in Ukraine
By BOBBY CAINA CALVAN / AP
June 21, 2022
Japan Court Says Ban on Same-Sex Marriage Constitutional
The Osaka District Court ruling is the second decision on the issue, and disagrees with a ruling last year by a Sapporo court.
By Mari Yamaguchi / Associated Press
June 20, 2022
E.U. Aims to Finalize $9.5B Ukraine Loan Package This Week
The European Commission and Germany disagreed over the package’s design, causing a delay
By Jorge Valero / Bloomberg
June 20, 2022
Petrobras Head Resigns as Bolsonaro Rages About Fuel Prices
The company recently raised domestic fuel prices, prompting calls for a congressional inquiry
By Peter Millard and Vinícius Andrade / Bloomberg
June 20, 2022
Canada Sets Dates To Ban Some Single-Use Plastics
Canadian companies can no longer import or make plastic bags and Styrofoam takeout containers by the end of this year
By Associated Press
June 20, 2022
On World Refugee Day, Let's Commit To Finding a Better Way
We have to recognize that our systems for preventing conflict and mass human displacement, and defending human rights, are not working
By Angelina Jolie
June 20, 2022
BTS Falls Silent as Military Enlistment Looms
The surprise announcement that they were taking a break stunned their global fanbase
By Juwon Park/AP
June 20, 2022
Welcome to the Summer of Revenge Travel
Demand is soaring for vacations that are more frequent, more indulgent, and far from home.
By Lisa Abend/Copenhagen
June 20, 2022
Australian Leader Refuses To Publicly Intervene on Assange
Australian PM Anthony Albanese rejected calls for him to publicly demand the U.S. drop its prosecution against Julian Assange.
By Rod McGuirk / Associated Press
June 20, 2022
Austria Returns to Coal Era As Russia Curbs Gas to Europe
Austria’s biggest utility firm, Verbund AG, was ordered late Sunday to prepare its Mellach coal-fired station for operation
By Jonathan Tirone / Bloomberg
June 20, 2022
Macron Loses Majority in French Election
He will have a hard time passing legislation, putting much of his agenda in peril
By Ania Nussbaum and Samy Adghirni/Bloomberg
June 20, 2022
Ex-rebel Wins Colombia Presidential Election
The victory marks a drastic change in the country's politics and a leftward shift in Latin America
By Regina Garcia Cano and Astrid Suarez/AP
June 19, 2022
Macron Alliance Projected to Lose Parliamentary Majority
The projections, which are based on partial results, show that Macron’s candidates would win between 200 and 250 seats
By SYLVIE CORBET and THOMAS ADAMSON/ AP
June 19, 2022
NATO Chief Warns War Could Last 'Years'
NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said that “nobody knows” how long the war could last
By OHN LEICESTER and DAVID KEYTON / AP
June 19, 2022
Crowds Take to London Streets to Protest Soaring Costs
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been criticized for being slow to respond to the cost-of-living crisi
By Associated Press
June 18, 2022
India and Bangladesh Floods Leave 18 Dead
Both countries have asked their militaries for help as more flooding looms with rains expected to continue over the weekend
By JULHAS ALAM and WASBIR HUSSAIN / AP
June 18, 2022
The Rock Star Poet Fighting for Ukraine
Zhadan's work has long given voice to life in the Donbas, in eastern Ukraine. Now he's trying to help people in Kharkiv as Russian bombs fall.
By Amanda Coakley
June 18, 2022
Putin Still Holds the Cards When It Comes to Global Energy
The much lauded Transatlantic unity against Russia’s war in Ukraine has failed either to save Ukraine or hobble Russia. Judging by the rhetoric coming out of the Kremlin, however, it has fed Russia’s delusions of...
By Suriya Jayanti
June 18, 2022
What You Need To Know About Colombia’s Election
Whichever candidate wins, the election result will mark a significant departure from the status quo in the traditionally conservative, U.S.-allied country
By Eloise Barry
June 17, 2022
Here’s What’s Next After the U.K. Approved Julian Assange’s Extradition to the U.S.
Rights groups have condemned the extradition, arguing that Assange is at risk of torture and is being silenced for public service journalism.
By Eloise Barry / London
June 17, 2022
Colombians Want Change. They'll Get It No Matter Who Wins the Presidential Election
There’s nothing new about populist outsiders who challenge for national power. Donald Trump, India’s Narendra Modi, Brazil’s Jair Bolsonaro, the Philippines’ Rodrigo Duterte and other political novices break through by channeling deep public anger at...
By Ian Bremmer
June 17, 2022
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