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25.02.202519:39

Here are some of the stories we are covering from around the world:

Facing Trump’s Hostility, Ukraine Weighs Its Options. But They Are Few.

There is a broad reckoning in Ukraine: Washington can no longer be relied upon as a supporter. But Kyiv still has agency on the battlefield and can seek increased support from Europe.

From Jihadist to President: The Evolution of Syria’s New Leader

Ahmed al-Shara’s unlikely path from membership in Al Qaeda to head of state has raised questions about how he intends to govern Syria.

Taiwan Detains a Chinese-Crewed Ship After Undersea Cable Severed

Taiwan's Coast Guard said it was investigating how the cable was severed and said it could not rule out the possibility of sabotage.

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24.02.202520:20

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Three Years Into War in Ukraine, Trump Ushers in New World for Putin

After three years of grinding warfare and isolation by the West, a world of new possibilities has opened up for Russian President Vladimir Putin with a change of power in Washington.

Hamas Official Expresses Reservations About Oct. 7 Attack on Israel

Mousa Abu Marzouk, the head of Hamas’s foreign relations office, said he would not have supported the Oct. 7 attack on Israel had he known of the devastation it would wreak on Gaza.

On Chinese Tuna Boats, North Koreans Trawl for Cash for Kim Jong-un

Thousands of miles from home, North Koreans work on Chinese tuna longliners in the Indian Ocean for pay that goes to their leader, a new study says.

@nytimes

21.02.202520:35

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Russia Talks Peace While Troops Threaten New Region in Ukraine

Moscow’s forces are three miles from Dnipropetrovsk, a province they have never invaded. If they cross in, the advance would be a morale blow to Ukraine and complicate any territorial negotiations.

The Pope Is in a ‘Good Mood’ but ‘Not Out of Danger,’ His Doctors Say

Pope Francis’ complex lung infection is not immediately life-threatening, his doctors said Friday, from the Rome hospital in which he has been treated for the past week, but they warned he is “not out of danger.”

Archaeologists Find a Pharaoh’s Tomb, the First Since King Tut, Egypt Says

Archaeologists have found a pharaoh’s tomb in an Egyptian valley west of Luxor, Egypt’s ministry of antiquities announced this week, in what officials called the first excavation of a royal tomb since Tutankhamen’s burial chamber was unearthed over a century ago.

@nytimes

20.02.202519:57

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Greenland’s Big Moment

Ignored for most of its existence, the huge ice-bound island has been thrust into a geopolitical maelstrom. It’s trying to make the most of it.

Bucha Has a Question: Does Trump Remember the Russian Massacre?

Residents of a Ukrainian suburb that was the site of notorious attacks on civilians after Russia invaded are alarmed by President Trump’s warm words for Moscow.

China’s Motivational Tactic for State Workers: Public Shaming

Local governments are handing out “snail awards” to underperforming employees. But, for many, doing as little as possible seems like the safest bet.

@nytimes

19.02.202519:57

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Zelensky and Trump Trade Blows as Feud Escalates Over Peace Talks

The simmering feud between President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine and President Trump escalated on Wednesday when Mr. Trump mocked his counterpart in a post filled with falsehoods, calling him a “dictator without elections.”

One Lake, Two Worlds: Jet-Skis in Rwanda. Bodies Ashore in Congo.

The Rwandan shore of Lake Kivu offers leisure and relaxation. Across the border in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the same lake was recently the site of devastation and misery after a rebel offensive.

South Korean Officials Convicted Over Forcibly Sending North Koreans Home

The case of two North Korean fishermen, who murdered 16 compatriots before they sought asylum, has become a political minefield in the South.

@nytimes

18.02.202519:43

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U.S. and Russia Pursue Partnership in a Head-Spinning Shift in Relations

The United States and Russia met in Saudi Arabia for their most extensive discussions in years. In addition to Ukraine, business ties were on the table.

Sudanese Paramilitaries Announce Plan for Breakaway Government

The Rapid Support Forces, the paramilitary group battling for power in Sudan’s ruinous civil war, took a step toward forming its own breakaway government on Tuesday when it hosted a lavish political event in the Kenyan capital, Nairobi.

A Passenger Jet Flips and Burns, but Tragedy Is Averted This Time

All 80 people aboard Delta Flight 4819 survived a crash landing at a windy and snowy Toronto airport on Monday afternoon.

@nytimes

17.02.202519:26

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European Leaders Meet in Paris as U.S. Pushes Ahead With Ukraine Plan

The leaders of many of Europe’s biggest countries came to Paris on Monday in an effort to forge a strategy for their own security, as President Trump’s envoys prepared for talks with Russia over ending the war in Ukraine without them.

Israel Says It Will Keep Troops ‘Temporarily’ in 5 Points in Lebanon

The announcement raised the specter of renewed fighting in southern Lebanon between Israel and Hezbollah, the Lebanese militia.

Rubio Meets Saudi Crown Prince for Talks on Gaza and Ukraine

Marco Rubio’s visit to Riyadh, his first as secretary of state, came amid uncertainty about the future of Gaza and Ukraine and criticism of unilateral U.S. moves over the wars in both places.

@nytimes

14.02.202519:48

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Russian Drone Damages Radiation Shield at Chernobyl, Ukraine Says

Russia’s military used a drone with a high-explosive warhead to hit the former Chernobyl nuclear power plant in Ukraine overnight, damaging the protective shelter that prevents radiation leaks, President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine said on Friday.

Sexual Violence Against Children Soars in Congo, U.N. Group Says

Sexual violence against children in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo has soared in recent weeks, UNICEF said on Thursday, as disputes over land and mineral resources fuel fighting in the country.

Tensions Build in Syria Between New Leaders and Kurdish-Led Militia

A showdown is gathering pace in Syria as the country’s new leaders demand that a powerful Kurdish-led militia backed by the United States disarm and integrate into a unified national military force.

@nytimes

13.02.202520:47

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Trump’s Whirlwind Now Blows Through Europe

News Analysis: President Trump's foreign policy team has brought a dizzying message to European allies on A.I., Ukraine and more. It has already left many angered and chagrined.

Dozens Injured as Driver Crashes Car Into Munich Protest

An asylum seeker from Afghanistan crashed a Mini Cooper into a union demonstration in Munich on Thursday, injuring more than two dozen people and adding to growing tensions around immigration ahead of Germany’s chancellor election next week.

U.S. Deports Migrants From Asia to Panama

The Trump administration deported migrants from several Asian nations to Panama on Wednesday night, a move that could signal much faster removals of immigrants who have remained in the United States because their countries have made it difficult to return them.

@nytimes

12.02.202519:46

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The Fiercest Fighting of the Ukraine War May Be in Russia

The Times interviewed Russian soldiers who said they face a brutal fight to dislodge determined Ukrainian forces from a sliver of Russian land. Trapped civilians fear catastrophe.

How Venezuela Helps Fuel the Violence in Colombia

After finding refuge and building power in Venezuela, a decades-old rebel group has waged the worst violence in Colombia in a generation, setting off troubling regional tensions.

Trump Says Call With Putin Is Beginning of Ukraine Peace Negotiations

President Trump said on Wednesday that he had a “lengthy and highly productive phone call” with President Vladimir Putin of Russia, characterizing it as the beginning of a negotiation to end the war in Ukraine.

@nytimes

11.02.202520:41

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Netanyahu Says ‘Intense Fighting’ in Gaza Will Resume if Hostages Are Not Released Saturday

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel warned Hamas on Tuesday that if hostages were not released by noon on Saturday, the cease-fire in the war in the Gaza Strip would end and Israeli troops would resume “intense fighting.”

Russia Releases U.S. Prisoner After Talks With Trump Envoy

President Trump secured the release of Marc Fogel, an American teacher imprisoned in Russia for more than three years on drug charges, in a deal negotiated by Steve Witkoff, Mr. Trump’s special envoy to the Middle East.

Family of Venezuelan Man Sent to Guantánamo: ‘My Brother Is Not a Criminal.’

Luis Alberto Castillo came to the United States from Venezuela so that he could “give everything to his son,” said his sister. Then, while scrolling on TikTok, she found out he was headed to Guantánamo.

@nytimes

10.02.202519:33

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Hamas Postpones Release of More Hostages ‘Until Further Notice’

Hamas has indefinitely postponed the release of Israeli hostages who were set to be freed from the Gaza Strip this weekend, a spokesman said on Monday, accusing Israel’s government of violating an already fragile cease-fire agreement.

Maduro Government Accused of Dark New Tactic: Assassinations

The discovery of Ronald Ojeda’s body encased in concrete in Chile has raised new fears over how far President Nicolás Maduro will go to keep his stranglehold on Venezuela.

Fresh Wave of Violence as Bangladesh’s Ousted Ex-Leader Addresses Nation

Students in Bangladesh who led a revolution resulting in former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina fleeing the country in August sparred anew with supporters of her political party, highlighting the fragility of a country struggling to rebuild itself.

@nytimes

07.02.202520:36

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At a Draft Site in Ukraine, an Anguished Wait for a Chance to Say Goodbye

The Ukrainian authorities are rounding up recruits. Relatives huddle at a center on the edge of Kyiv for a chance to see loved ones before they’re shipped to war.

Fighting Intensifies in Sudan, Leaving Hundreds Dead

Hundreds of people, including dozens of children, have been killed in Sudan in recent days, according to civilian witnesses, medical workers and the United Nations, as fierce clashes have escalated in an internal conflict that is approaching its third year.

Sweden Moves to Tighten Gun Laws After Mass Shooting

Sweden will tighten its already strict gun laws, the government said on Friday, days after a lone gunman killed at least 10 people in an attack the prime minister has called the worst mass shooting in the country’s history.

@nytimes

06.02.202520:47

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To Keep Aid Coming, Ukraine Appeals to Trump Allies: Conservative Christians

A Ukrainian delegation to the National Prayer Breakfast in Washington was to make the case that Russia threatens the religious freedom of Christians who don’t follow the Russian Orthodox Church.

‘Days of Mass Burials Ahead’ as Congo Mourns Its Dead in Goma

Nearly 3,000 people were killed in Goma last week, according to early estimates provided by the U.N. peacekeeping operation in the Democratic Republic of Congo, as rebels captured a key city in one of the deadliest battles in the country in decades.

Grenfell Tower, Where Fire Killed 72, Will Be Demolished, Families Say

Almost eight years after 72 people died when a devastating fire ripped through a tower block in central London, the government is set to announce that the building will be demolished, according to former residents and survivors’ groups.

@nytimes

05.02.202520:51

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Trump officials walk back plan to take over Gaza.

Top Trump administration officials directly contradicted the president after he proposed that the United States “take over” Gaza and drive out the Palestinian population, insisting that he had not committed to using American troops and that any relocation of Palestinians would be temporary.

The Next Aga Khan Is Named

Prince Rahim al-Hussaini, a son of the Aga Khan IV, was named as his successor on Wednesday, inheriting the role of the spiritual leader of millions of Ismaili Muslims around the world.

Philippines’ Vice President Is Impeached, Deepening Political Turmoil

Vice President Sara Duterte of the Philippines was impeached by lawmakers on Wednesday, further escalating political tensions in a strategically important American ally in Asia.

@nytimes