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Photos: Reactions to Mahsa Amini Death in Iran

Amini’s death in custody of the country’s morality police last week sparked sweeping protests calling for an end to the hijab mandate

China Takes Aim for Jupiter and Uranus

Beijing announces plans for an ambitious dual mission in 2030

We Need a Special Tribunal to Put Putin and His Regime on Trial

The Ukrainian government calls for a special tribunal to try Putin and his ruling circle for war crimes against Ukraine and the world

Italy's AOC on the Country’s Far-Right Turn

Italy could soon be led by its first-ever female Prime Minister. But Elly Schlein and others on the left won’t be celebrating.

Bhutan Reopens to Tourists, But Only a Few

Will a new daily charge of $200 imposed on visitors hurt or help the Himalayan kingdom's travel industry?

Hong Kong Ends Hotel Quarantine for Arrivals

The move is being welcomed locally, but will it be enough to bring travelers back?

'Sham' Referenda in Russian-Controlled Ukraine: What to Know

Ukraine has expressed outrage that the elections are sure to be a “sham,” similar to the 2014 referendum in Crimea

In Italy, a New Face for Europe’s Far-Right Emerges

Giorgia Meloni looks set to be Italy's next Prime Minister, following elections on Sept. 25.

Switzerland Mulls Ban on Factory Farming

Switzerland already has a strong culture of protecting animals. Activists say it should go further

Britain's Economy Is at a Pivotal Moment

The death of Queen Elizabeth II and the period of national mourning that followed have been the latest blow to Britain’s mounting economic pressures.

Ukraine and Russia Swap Hundreds of Prisoners

Ukraine handed over a key Putin ally in exchange for many who were captured in a landmark battle early in the war, among others.

Pakistan’s Catastrophic Floods Captured in Photos

Photographer Hassaan Gondal spent three days capturing the devastation and destruction in Sindh, Pakistan's worst affected province.

Cambodia's Khmer Rouge Tribunal Concludes After 16 Years

In its final session, the U.N.-assisted tribunal upheld the genocide conviction of the last surviving leader of the Khmer Rouge government.

Putin Raises Specter of Nuclear Weapons Following Battlefield Losses

Experts believe it's highly unlikely Putin would ever go nuclear over Ukraine, but appeared to expand the realm of scenarios in which he might.

Biden: Putin Violating U.N. Charter

Biden said Vladimir Putin had “shamelessly violated” the U.N’s charter that protects national sovereignty as he tried to ”erase" Ukraine from the map.

Germany Nationalizes Country's Biggest Gas Importer Uniper

The move expands state intervention in the industry to prevent an energy shortage resulting from Russia's war in Ukraine

Putin Orders a Call-Up of Reservists

The move is an apparent admission that the war against Ukraine isn't going to plan

Iran Rocked by Woman’s Death in Custody

Protests have erupted across Iran, including clashes with security forces in the capital and other unrest that claimed at least three lives.

How to Help Puerto Rico After Hurricane Fiona

The Category 3 storm left most island residents without power, water, or both

The Lonely Childhood of King Charles III

King Charles III had a very lonely childhood with an often absent mother and a tough father

UN Secretary General Calls for Climate Tax on Fossil Fuel Companies

Speaking at the U.N. General Assembly, Guterres urged richer countries to tax the profits of energy companies to fund climate damages.

How Ethnic-Minority Britons Are Remembering Queen Elizabeth II

For Britain's ethnic minority communities, Queen Elizabeth II's passing invited an opportunity for reflection and reckoning over her legacy.

Why Biden Sat in the 14th Row Queen Elizabeth II's Funeral

President Joe Biden sat behind the president of Poland and ahead of the Czech Republic prime minister

Other Royal Families Who Attended Queen Elizabeth II's Funeral

Among the other royals were: Prince Albert II of Monaco, Jordan’s King Abdullah II and Queen Rania Al-Abdullah, and Emperor Naruhito of Japan.

Why Iranians Are Protesting A Young Woman's Death

Mahsa Amini died in the custody of Iran's "morality police" but public rage is about more than a dress code

Hurricane Fiona Hits Dominican Republic

Hurricane Fiona roared over the Dominican Republic on Monday after knocking out power across all of Puerto Rico

The Significance of Harry & Meghan's Position at Queen Elizabeth II's Funeral

Despite the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's visibility, there were subtle references to their split from the royal family.

Queen Elizabeth II’s Funeral in Photos

It was the first time in history that cameras were allowed to record inside the funeral of a British monarch, capturing the impressive formalities and gravity of the day

Here's the Order of Queen Elizabeth II's Funeral Procession and Its Significance

The funeral procession for Queen Elizabeth II departed from Westminster Abbey; the coffin was placed on a gun carriage, which was towed by 142 members of the Royal Navy through the streets of central London....

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These Leaders Won't Be at Queen Elizabeth's Funeral

Some heads of state were blacklisted. Others turned down an invitation. Here's who won't be on the guest list at Monday's state funeral.

The Latest Updates From Queen Elizabeth II's Funeral

The U.K. is mourning the death of Queen Elizabeth II with a state funeral

Biden: U.S. Would Defend Taiwan From 'Unprecedented Attack'

He was speaking during a '60 Minutes' interview. The U.S. president has made similar statements before, spurring outrage from Beijing.

Terra Founder Do Kwon Says He’s Not ‘On the Run’

Kwon tweeted that he doesn’t have anything to hide and is in “full cooperation” with government agencies.

Nancy Pelosi Condemns Azerbaijan Over Armenia Attack

The two ex-Soviet countries have been locked in a decades-old conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh

World Leaders Head Queen Elizabeth II's Funeral

U.S. President Joe Biden and other world leaders have flown into London for the funeral