War & Geopolitics
Macron’s ‘Vandal’s Law’ Proposal Sparks Protest Rights Concern
French President Emmanuel Macron is facing mounting criticism from trade unions who accuse him of threatening France’s right to protest…
Alaska Senate Candidate Mary Peltola Delays Campaign After Car Crash
Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Mary Peltola and her family sustained minor injuries in a car crash while traveling to a…
Cabinet Split Widens Over Rosebank Oilfield Approval
London — A cabinet split has emerged over whether to approve drilling at the Rosebank oilfield, highlighting internal divisions within…
Australia MPs Mull Security After Alleged Attack on Parliament Figure
Following an alleged attack on a federal MP, Australia politics turned to parliamentary security and safety concerns as parliament resumed.…
Serbian leader concedes election as student bloc nears majority
Serbian leader Aleksandar Vučić has conceded defeat in a fiercely contested parliamentary election after the Student List movement projected 138…
Saudi Arabia Reopens Riyadh Airport After Houthi Attacks
Saudi Arabia has reopened Riyadh airport even as the Iran-backed Houthi militia threatens further strikes, according to reporting by NYT…
Brazil Election Updates Tracked Live by NYT World News
The latest developments surrounding a Brazil election are being tracked live by NYT World News, which has published ongoing coverage…
France Protests Continue Amid Police Control and Political Tensions
France protests continued the day after renewed street clashes, with police managing incidents of vandalism while large crowds maintained pressure…
Machado Returns to Venezuela After Exile
María Corina Machado, a Nobel laureate and prominent leader of Venezuela’s opposition, has returned to Venezuela after nearly 10 months…
El Salvador President Says Bodies Found in Haiti Are Not Hostages
El Salvador’s president stated that the bodies discovered in Haiti do not belong to the Salvadoran hostages abducted last week,…