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Why Prince Harry Left His Own Charity

By GERALD IMRAY / AP

Ukraine's Allies From Across Europe Gather for Summit

By JOHN LEICESTER and SAMUEL PETREQUIN / AP

Crowds Flock to Newest Catholic Saint in Assisi—a Millennial Teen

By GIOVANNA DELL'ORTO / AP

Brazil’s Ex-President Bolsonaro to Stand Trial: What to Know

By GABRIELA SÁ PESSOA / AP
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Gazan Protesters Show Rare Public Dissent Against Hamas

Protesters in Gaza called for an end to the deadly war with Israel and leveled unusually direct and public criticism of Hamas, which has quashed dissent violently in the past.

By SAMY MAGDY, FATMA KHALED and SARAH EL DEEB / AP

Wildfires Ravage South Korea, Killing 24

Wind-driven wildfires that were among the country’s worst ever have destroyed more than 200 structures and forced 27,000 people to evacuate.

By KIM TONG-HYUNG and HYUNG-JIN KIM / AP

Inside Pop Mart’s Global Toy Takeover

A Shanghai-based maker of “blind box” figurines made $1.8 billion last year—and continues to grow across the world.

By Miranda Jeyaretnam / Singapore

Read Interview of Zelensky on Trump, Putin, and War

Three weeks after his ill-fated meeting with U.S. Pres. Donald Trump, Zelensky spoke about the argument, Putin and the endgame in Ukraine.

By Simon Shuster/Kyiv

Palestinian Oscar Winner Recounts Beating and Detention

Hamdan Ballal told the AP how he was kicked in the head during an Israeli settler attack on his village and then held and beaten on an army base.

By JULIA FRANKEL / AP

Ukraine and Russia Agree to Safe Shipping In the Black Sea

The White House said the two sides have “agreed to ensure safe navigation, eliminate the use of force ... in the Black Sea.”

By HANNA ARHIROVA / AP

Why Climate Change is Making Greenland Desirable to Trump

Climate change may be opening up new economic and strategic opportunities in Greenland. But the reality is more complicated.

By Simmone Shah

Israel Passes State Budget, Shoring Up Netanyahu's Coalition

The parliament vote grants the embattled PM the chance at months of political stability as pressure mounts over the Gaza war.

By Tia Goldenberg / AP

South Africa Leader Says Persecution of Whites 'False Narrative'

President Ramaphosa's comments are his latest attempt to push back against claims made by Donald Trump and Elon Musk.

By Gerald Imray / AP

Court Orders Dissolution of Unification Church in Japan

The Family Federation for World Peace and Unification is the first religious group to face a revocation order under Japan’s civil code.

By MARI YAMAGUCHI / AP

Republicans React to Leaked Trump Officials’ Group Chat

While Democrats have called for resignations, many Republicans have offered milder, if any, criticism.

By Miranda Jeyaretnam

Han Jong-Hee, Samsung Co-CEO, Dies at 63

Han, who was credited with elevating the company’s television business, died at a hospital after being treated for a heart attack.

By Associated Press

Pakistan Jails Baloch Human Rights Activist

Mahrang Baloch, a prominent champion of human rights for Pakistan’s ethnic Baloch minority, was included in last year’s TIME100 Next list of the world’s emerging leaders.

By Karl Vick

Oscar-Winning Director Hamdan Ballal Attacked by Israeli Settlers

Ballal, a Palestinian co-director of the Academy Award-winning documentary 'No Other Land,' was detained by the Israel military in the West Bank.

By JULIA FRANKEL / AP

Trump Officials Discuss War Plans Over Group Chat With Journalist

The NSC said it was looking into how a journalist was added to the group chat that included the Defense Secretary, Vice President, and other top officials.

By TARA COPP, AAMER MADHANI and ERIC TUCKER / AP

How Trump Revived Canada's Liberals

PM Mark Carney has called a snap election—one the once moribund Liberal Party is now favored to win.

By David Moscrop
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