World

The legal battle between former JPMorgan Chase employee Chirayu Rana and executive Lorna Hajdini has moved beyond the confines of a New York courtroom, sparking a … Read more

For a microbiologist trekking through a remote rainforest or sampling the depths of a coastal estuary, the primary focus is usually the discovery: a rare microbe … Read more

The dust of central Mali’s highlands often settles over a landscape of profound contradictions, where the silence of the savannah is frequently broken by the sudden, … Read more

In the heart of Cairo, where the weight of two of the world’s oldest civilizations meets the pressures of modern geopolitics, a new diplomatic blueprint is … Read more

In a move that signals a fraying of diplomatic patience within Brussels, the European Union has reached a consensus to impose sanctions on Israeli settlers responsible … Read more

A 23-year-old man remains in critical condition in a Tuscan hospital after being stabbed while intervening to protect a female colleague from a violent assault in … Read more

The grey concrete of Guangzhou’s urban corridors is accustomed to the muted tones of business suits and the rhythmic hum of commerce. But recently, the city’s … Read more

The legal walls are closing in on former South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol, as special prosecutors have formally requested a four-year prison sentence in a … Read more

The financial toll of the United States’ military engagement with Iran has climbed more sharply than initially reported, with the Pentagon now estimating the cost of … Read more

For decades, the bright yellow of the Brazilian national football team was a symbol reserved for the pitch—a visual shorthand for athletic dominance and the rhythmic … Read more