Diplomacy, conflict, climate and global culture covered from on-the-ground correspondents across five continents.
Israeli warplanes and artillery units intensified their campaign in southern Lebanon on Friday, striking multiple localities shortly after the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) issued urgent evacuation … Read more
The arrest of five law enforcement officers in Georgia may signal a tentative step toward justice, but for the hundreds of protesters who faced the brunt … Read more
For years, the image of Vladimir Putin has been one of absolute, monolithic control. But inside the walls of the Kremlin and across the streets of … Read more
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The waters of the Persian Gulf, long the world’s most volatile maritime chokepoint, have become the center of a high-stakes gamble between Washington and Tehran. As … Read more
The rhythmic thud of marching boots echoed across Red Square this week, but for the first time in years, the ground did not shake under the … Read more
In November 2004, a small, unmanned aircraft sliced through the atmosphere over the Pacific Ocean at a speed that defied conventional aviation. The NASA X-43A, a … Read more
The waters of the Persian Gulf have become a floating purgatory. As of Tuesday, more than 22,500 mariners remain stranded aboard 1,550 vessels, caught in a … Read more
At Marvel Stadium on Saturday, the ghosts of 1996 shared the air with the stars of 2026. In the stands, the legends of North Melbourne’s storied … Read more
Lorne Warburton remembers the onset not as a crisis, but as a nuisance. It began with a sudden, piercing headache and chills that seemed to arrive … Read more
The wind-swept docks of Ushuaia, Argentina’s southernmost city and the primary gateway to Antarctica, have become the center of an international public health alert. Local authorities … Read more
London Mayor Sadiq Khan has issued a stark warning to the Labour leadership, claiming the party faces an “existential threat” following a series of bruising setbacks … Read more
In the rugged, mountainous terrain of Colombia’s Antioquia department, the line between reporting the news and becoming the news is perilously thin. For Mateo Perez, a … Read more