The tournament has underscored just how intertwined sports and geopolitics can be.
Moscow’s latest assault comes as Western leaders pledge greater support for Kyiv.
At least six people have been killed in ensuing clashes with police.
Washington wants to signal its commitment to a region that has been growing closer to U.S. rivals.
Belgian prosecutors have charged four people with corruption, money laundering, and participating in a criminal organization.
As Beijing shifts away from its rigid pandemic measures, public health experts warn of a disastrous COVID-19 spike.
A growing number of countries are sacrificing civil liberties for increased public security.
The two nations’ economies have become increasingly intertwined.
The global oil market has entered largely uncharted territory.
Vague remarks made by Iran’s attorney general have been met with confusion and skepticism.
An independent panel’s findings have thrown the embattled leader’s political future into jeopardy.
More than nine months of war have inflicted a devastating humanitarian toll.
The high-profile trip marks the first state visit of U.S. President Joe Biden’s presidency.
The sweeping demonstrations posed a major challenge to Chinese President Xi Jinping’s authority.
As the regime’s violence intensifies, the protest movement is still gaining strength and global visibility.
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Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is still reverberating around the world—and setting the stage for more large-scale violence to come.
From Pakistan to Poland, here are this year’s biggest presidential and parliamentary races.
Moscow’s latest assault comes as Western leaders pledge greater support for Kyiv.
At least six people have been killed in ensuing clashes with police.
