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Russia Enacts Court Ban Of the 'LGBTQ Movement

By Solcyre Burga

Chinese Ships 'Swarming' Whitsun Reef. Here's What to Know

By Chad de Guzman

Who Will Be TIME's Person of the Year for 2023? See the Shortlist

By TIME Staff

It’s Time to Scrap the Abraham Accords

By Sarah Leah Whitson
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The Lesson Israel Must Learn From America's Fight in Fallujah

Congressman Seth Moulton on the vital lesson that the Israeli military must learn from the U.S. marines in Iraq.

By Seth Moulton

Indonesian Volcano Kills 11 Hikers

Search and rescue efforts are still underway after Mount Marapi erupted Sunday.

By Armani Syed

11 Bodies Recovered After Volcanic Eruption in Indonesia, 12 Climbers Still Missing

About 75 climbers had started their way up the nearly 9,480-foot mountain on Saturday and became stranded.

By Rahma Nurjana / AP

The Israel-Hamas War Reveals the Major Flaws of Social Media

The content circulating social media offers a very poor representation of the truth of what happened on Oct. 7 in Israel.

By Jeffrey Sonnenfeld and Steven Tian

Philippine President Blames Militants For a Bombing That Killed 4

The Philippine president blamed “foreign terrorists” for a bomb blast that killed four and wounded dozens of other Catholic worshippers.

By JIM GOMEZ / AP

Police Raid Moscow Gay Bars After LGBTQ+ Court Ruling

Police searched venues across the capital, including a nightclub, a male sauna, and a bar that hosted LGBTQ+ parties, local media reported.

By Associated Press

Israeli Offensive Shifts to Southern Gaza After Truce Ends

Israel pounded targets in the southern half of the Gaza Strip on Saturday and ordered more neighborhoods designated for attack to evacuate.

By NAJIB JOBAIN, SAMY MAGDY, DAVID RISING / AP

How Shabbat Brings Israel Together

A weekly gathering of family and friends is a connective force in Israel today.

By Dan Senor and Saul Singer

Why the Ceasefire Was Destined to Fail

Despite a pause that stirred hope for a longer truce, a renewal in fighting was always the likeliest outcome.

By Eric Cortellessa

Can China’s Baby Bust Be Reversed? Don’t Count On It

President Xi Jinping may want to foster a "childbearing culture" but demographic trends are incredibly hard to reverse.

By Collin Meisel

Israel Strikes Gaza After Truce Expires

Israeli fighter jets hit targets in the Gaza Strip minutes after a weeklong truce expired on Friday, as the war with Hamas resumed.

By WAFAA SHURAFA, BASSEM MROUE, JULIA FRANKEL / AP

Dutch Translation of Book About Harry and Meghan Pulled

The Dutch translation of a British royals biography was pulled after a family member concerned about baby's skin color was named.

By Mallory Moench

Alistair Darling, U.K.'s Financial Crisis Chancellor, Dies at 70

Former Chancellor of the Exchequer Alistair Darling, who oversaw Britain’s economy during the 2008 global financial crisis, has died.

By Kitty Donaldson / AP

Why China Fondly Remembers Henry Kissinger

The warming of relations engineered by the influential American statesman set the stage for China’s economic miracle in years to come.

By Charlie Campbell

Israel and Hamas Extend Their War Truce For Another Day

Israel’s military confirmed the cease-fire would continue beyond Thursday morning, without giving a timeline.

By Fares Akram, Alisa Odenheimer and Gwen Ackerman / Bloomberg

Elon Musk Tells Advertisers Boycotting X to ‘Go F-ck Yourself’

Musk urged people to judge him by his actions rather than his words.

By Aisha Counts and Dana Hull / Bloomberg
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