Volodymyr Zelensky veut accélérer la production de moyens permettant d’intercepter les drones à réaction russes et a fixé des objectifs précis pour octobre.

Kalpana Nepali was seven months pregnant when the catastrophic flash floods hit last month, while Pooja Pariyal spent three days on a hospital roof waiting to be rescued. Now, they are living precario...

Figure cited by economy minister highlights trade-offs Kyiv faces as it tries to keep normal life moving amid Russian strikes

Formed after the Soviet invasion in 1968, the Plastic People of the Universe - an apolitical avant-garde rock band in Czechoslovakia that rejected censorship - helped spark a revolution. Guest post

Elusive, satellite-stalking spacecraft could unleash space war—or help keep orbital peace

Debate over whether buoyant equity markets reflect durable economic gains or a widening gap between Wall Street and Main Street has intensified with the AI boom. This column argues that aggregate cons...

Europe’s output losses proved limited following the 2022 cutoff of Russian gas flows, yet inflation rose sharply. This column uses weather variation and gas-market events to distinguish gas-demand sho...

Artificial intelligence requires billions in investment. China's approach may better weather a downturn than the US's.

Ukraine's remaining steelworks, a vital part of its economy, have all but ground to a halt because of relentless attacks.

Students have been protesting conditions and resources in high schools since last week.

Her appointment by the king makes her only the second woman to lead a government in the Arab world.

Comments come after Moscow warned it would ‘deploy its entire arsenal’ if Kaliningrad was threatened.

Why America and Iran fight on without victory.

Regional wars have required Cairo to maneuver between competing demands.

Despite having a better legal foundation than past attempts, these duties may also be struck down.

Trump’s proposed solution to rising diesel prices would backfire economically and geopolitically.

No one—not least in postcolonial West Africa—loves an army of occupation.

Even rigged elections used to be an outlet for discontent. That avenue is now closed.

As wars disrupt traditional export routes, Ankara is moving quickly to capitalize—at the expense of the last standing heartland of the Fertile Crescent.

It’s buckling under the weight of strategic errors, staff turnover, and, most of all, the facts.

"ARGH... WHY IS THIS SO HARD."

For many of us, the need to be in contact with the water has grown as the space around us has been constricted.

To be successful, a weight-loss company must profess care for more than its customers’ waistline.

As Canada’s international trade minister and foreign minister, I learned that the only thing that works with this president is strength.

From the daily newsletter: the weather still growing in the Pacific is truly fearsome. What should we expect?

A.I. is everywhere, and it’s often hard to tell what’s even real.

"Iran remains under enormous military and economic pressure, but its setbacks in its traditional centers of influence have not ended its ability to impose costs elsewhere," writes Hamidreza Azizi.

Exports through the Strait of Hormuz and beyond are soaring but prices remain stubbornly high

Open societies have weathered murderous leftists and fascist radicals before

But looming hard decisions could test Labour’s unity

Even with higher growth, taxes may be harder to find

Payment cards linked to cryptocurrency accounts may enable Chinese purchases of American AI models

A Russian terror campaign aims to cripple the capital even before winter hits

The State Department knowingly agreed to the partnership the same day federal officials revealed Oxygen Forensics’ Russian connections.

The Trump administration is touting its recent rollback of Biden-era fuel efficiency standards as a win for American car manufacturers. It couldn’t have things more backward.

Oligarchs and their Republican lackeys are working together to shield corporations from accountability for the widespread harms they do to the American people.

President Trump says U.S. and Iranian negotiators are talking via mediators, but insists he has "offered them NOTHING" to get a peace deal done.

The alleged offer speaks to a remarkable combination of incoherence and incompetence.

It is the second time the Tubassi family has suffered at the hands of Jewish settlers in just over a month. On Aug. 28, masked settlers attacked and injured them and an NBC News crew that was intervie...

Live updates and the latest news as Trump hosts AI leaders at White House, Jack Smith faces senators’ questions, and NBC News talks to voters ahead of the midterm elections.

The 30-year Treasury bond yield hit levels not seen since June 2002. Those moves led the Dow to a decline of more than 100 points.

The powerful sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has rejected South Korean findings that North Korea planted the land mines that injured three South Korean soldiers last week.

British counterterror police confirm no explosives were found in vehicles searched after arrests near a US-run military base.

At a time when the fight for gender equality is facing a backlash, pressure is mounting for the next leader of the United Nations to be the first woman in its more than 80-year history.

Ford CEO Jim Farley said that the US must carefully weigh how and whether Chinese automakers should enter ​the American market, and pointed to Europe as a cautionary tale.

US forces withdraw from their remaining bases in Iraq on Wednesday, raising fears they will leave behind ​a security vacuum, further embolden Iranian-backed militias and give the resurgent Islamic Sta...

The move marks the latest effort by the Trump administration to exert more control over faculty at service academies.

Over the past several months, European and U.S.

Robert Kolker’s latest book, The Vanishing Family, tracks the effects of inherited dementia and the many transformations that follow.