Berlin Backs Deporting Asylum Seekers to Third Countries and Processing Claims Outside the EU
The Merz Coalition Tightens Controls, Freezes Family Reunification—and Faces Resistance From the SPD
Medvedev and Trump Exchange Nuclear Hints and Threats
A Timeline of Escalation—From Ultimatums Over Ukraine to Submarines in “Relevant Regions”
Three-Quarters of the World’s Countries Already Recognize Palestine
Now America’s Closest Allies Are Ready to Join—Without the U.S.
What’s Left of Chasiv Yar, After 16 Months of Fighting
Photographs Where Life Has Vanished
Israel Turns Away From Peace and Advances a Plan to Forcibly Relocate Palestinians
Trump Faces a Choice: Back an Ally or Prevent a Disaster
Syria Evacuates Bedouin Families From Sweida
U.S.-Brokered Truce Halts Sectarian Clashes That Killed Over 1,100
Russia Welcomes Syria’s New Foreign Minister
After Assad’s Ouster, Both Sides Move to Strengthen Ties and Revisit Old Agreements
Russian Federation Council Speaker Valentina Matviyenko, Under EU Sanctions, Arrives in Geneva for a Parliamentary Conference
For the First Time Since the War Began, Sanctioned Russian Delegates Have Traveled to Europe
U.S. Leaves UNESCO Again
Trump Revives Exit Strategy From International Bodies, Criticizing the Agency’s 'Progressive' Agenda
The War in Ukraine Widens the Rift Between China and Europe
Beijing Maintains Its Partnership With Moscow and Shows No Willingness to Push for Peace
Court in The Hague Lifts Freeze on Gazprom’s Assets in the Netherlands
Ukrainian Claims Rejected Over 'Sovereign Immunity' Principle
Russia Attacks Kyiv and Pavlohrad With 8 Missiles and Over 300 Drones
31 People Killed, Including Five Children
Trump Administration Speeds Up Deportations by Skipping Legal Procedures
A Remote Migrant Camp in Florida Operates Without Plumbing, Lawyers, or Outside Contact
The EU and China Agree on Climate—but Disagree on Everything Else
Environmental Cooperation Is an Exception Amid Trade Tensions and Political Distrust
How China Conquered the Rare Earth Metals Market and Took Control of Global Supply
What It Means for the U.S. and Europe Amid Rising Geopolitical Competition
Venezuela Accuses El Salvador of Torturing Deported Migrants
Caracas Demands Investigation Into Bukele’s Actions, Citing Beatings, Sexual Violence and Solitary Confinement
"We Will Never Be Silent Again."
Christopher Street Day—Europe’s Largest LGBTQ+ Pride—Takes Over Berlin. See What It Looked Like in Photos
Israel’s Knesset Votes to Annex the West Bank
Trump Promised a Mission to Mars—But NASA Is Facing Cuts and Program Cancellations
Science Projects Are Being Halted, European Partnerships Frozen, and the Focus Shifts to Private Companies
China Introduces Digital ID for Internet Users
The System Will Strengthen State Control Over Online Activity—and Could End Anonymity for Good
Catch Xiaomi If You Can
How Lei Jun Is Building a Future Ecosystem—More Ambitious Than Apple’s—With a Bet on Electric Vehicles
Burning Waste—and Hopes
Europe Rethinks Its Reliance on Incinerators
The Trump Administration Moves to Revoke the Scientific Basis of U.S. Climate Policy
The EPA Proposes Declaring That Greenhouse Gases Do Not Endanger Public Health
The Tea App Topped the App Store by Letting Women Review Men
The Next Day, Users’ Selfies and IDs Were Leaked Online
Sydney Preacher Called Jews "Malicious" and "Murderers."
Court Ordered Him to Publicly Admit Racism, but Notices Have Yet to Be Published
Companies Are Building AGI Without Knowing How to Control It
An Independent FLI Report Finds Even Industry Leaders Are Unprepared for the Consequences
Heatwave in Europe Caused 2,300 Deaths
Without Global Warming, the Toll Would Have Been Three Times Lower, Scientists Say
The Hell of Waiting
Inside a Dutch Refugee Camp Where More Than 20 Suicides Have Occurred
"People Go There Not Knowing If They’ll Come Back Alive."
Israel and the U.S. Have Replaced the UN With Their Own Fund, Distributing Aid Through a Few Sites Marked by Strikes, Stampedes, and Hundreds of Deaths
Feminism as a Convenient Façade
How Corporate Feminism Talks About Equality—While Doing Nothing
A Fragile Equality
After Decades of Progress, Transgender People Once Again Face Institutional Discrimination
The Ocean Is Being Depleted by Human Pressure
Overfishing, Warming, and Plastic Are Outpacing Conservation Efforts
During #MeToo, Tina Johnson Spoke Out About Harassment
Eight Years Later, She Regrets It—Support Has Vanished, and What Remains Are Lawsuits, Debt, and Silence
Managers Now Supervise Twice as Many Employees as Five Years Ago
Companies Are Cutting Middle Management and Offloading Tasks to AI and Remaining Staff
Managers Are Increasingly Relying on AI for Firings, Promotions, and Bonuses
Algorithms Are Shaping Employees’ Lives Despite Lacking Training and Oversight
