Foreign Affairs
A new generation faces growing prospect of another genocide in Darfur
Targeted killings of civilians and ethnic cleansing in western Sudan increasingly resemble the horrors of 2003, according to survivor accounts.
Read moreDetailsThe World Bank Is Failing on Climate Change
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Read moreDetailsTell Russians Putin Has to Go
Biden should call on Russians to oust Putin and end their isolation.
Read moreDetailsCrimea looms in the crosshairs as Ukraine’s counteroffensive bogs down
After a week of summitry and politicking, all eyes returned to the war after Ukraine attacked the Crimean Bridge.
Read moreDetailsBiden invites Netanyahu to meet in U.S. amid rift over judicial changes
It was the first such invitation from Biden since Netanyahu was sworn in for his sixth term in December.
Read moreDetailsAccused of terrorism, soccer player is ‘a free man’ but still in limbo
Nizar Trabelsi was acquitted of terrorism charges but now has to fight in immigration court over where he should be released.
Read moreDetailsAir quality warnings return in U.S. as Canada deploys troops for wildfires
New York, Kentucky, Ohio and other states warned of hazardous air from wildfire smoke. Canada is deploying its Armed Forces and Coast Guard to help British Columbia.
Read moreDetailsIran’s morality police resume hijab patrols after reprieve during protests
The police unit, responsible for enforcing Iran’s strict dress code, appeased to ease patrols amid mass protests after Mahsa Amini’s death.
Read moreDetails13 found dead in flooded tunnel as South Korean storm toll rises to 40
Water swept into an underpass near Cheongju and flooded vehicles including a bus, authorities said, as the country grapples with continuing heavy rain.
Read moreDetailsThe Treacherous Silicon Triangle
How to strengthen the semiconductor supply chain without endangering Taiwan.
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