Erdogan Says Yes, but Not So Fast, to Sweden’s NATO Bid
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey on Wednesday tempered the expectation that his expression of support this week for Sweden…
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Man Burns NATO Papers in Sweden in Protest Over Alliance Bid
A man burned pages of NATO’s bylaws on Wednesday to protest Sweden’s bid to join the alliance, changing gears after…
Top News Anchor Identified as Person Suspended by the BBC
The BBC staff member suspended on allegations of sexual misconduct was identified by his wife on Wednesday as Huw Edwards,…
When Climate Change Hits Home
Even if you’ve been paying attention to climate change, it can sometimes feel very far away, distant in both space…
Israeli Protesters Clash with Police Over Judicial Overhaul
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Erdogan’s U-turn On Sweden Could Signal Warming of Ties With the West
ISTANBUL — Over the past year, the leaders of many NATO countries have viewed President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey…
A Trans Woman Is Crowned Miss Netherlands for the First Time
Rikkie Valerie Kollé, Miss Netherlands 2023, can still hardly believe she won her country’s annual pageant. She spent all day…
Vermont Floods Show Limits of America’s Efforts to Adapt to Climate Change
This week’s flooding in Vermont, in which heavy rainfall caused destruction far from rivers or coastlines, is evidence of an…
Will Turkey Become a Member of the EU? Here’s What to Know.
As part of his surprising U-turn that unblocked Sweden’s bid for NATO membership Monday evening, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of…
‘Heaviest Rain Ever’ in Japan’s South Sets Off Floods and Landslides
Heavy rains in southwestern Japan have washed away homes, flooded hospitals, disrupted mobile phone services and cut off power and…
The Global Immigration Backlash – The New York Times
The global migration wave of the 21st century has little precedent. In much of North America, Europe and Oceania, the…
Protests Erupt in Israel as Government Takes Step to Rein In Judiciary
Thousands of Israelis demonstrated across the country on Tuesday, blocking scores of major roads to protest an overnight vote in…
TimesVideoFlooding and Landslides Hit JapanThe deluge hit the island of Kyushu with what one official called the “heaviest rain ever experienced” in the region.By The New York Times
TimesVideoFlooding and Landslides Hit JapanThe deluge hit the island of Kyushu with what one official called the “heaviest rain ever…
As Ukraine’s Counteroffensive Inches Forward, Soldiers Face What Russians Left Behind
A bottle of syrup made from Siberian berries, legions of dirty socks and a military-issued tea bag stamped with “For…