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US-Pakistan relations are the best they鈥檝e been in decades. Pakistanis aren鈥檛 thrilled.The budding U.S.-Pakistan friendship marks a seismic diplomatic shift in South Asia. But lingering distrust toward the American security establishment will color their cooperation.聽
Trump likes to wing it. Putin always plans. How will that work in Alaska?Allies are pressing President Trump to draw up a clear plan for his summit with Vladimir Putin on Ukraine's future, rather than just see what happens.
Cover StoryIn Ukraine, swarms of Russian drones and missiles are transforming combatWhat Moscow鈥檚 summer blitz tells us about the irreversible evolution of modern war as inexpensive drones bring the front line directly to the Ukrainian people.
Saying women must end war, Israeli mothers 鈥榯ake a stand鈥� on Gaza borderIsrael is seeing a groundswell of protest against the war in Gaza. Following the government鈥檚 decision to send ground forces into Gaza City, a new women鈥檚 group, including mothers of combat soldiers, set up a protest camp on the border.
Nowhere left to go as Gaza City faces looming Israeli offensivePalestinians in Gaza City fear that Israel鈥檚 planned offensive against their town may force them from their homes forever. They say they are exhausted by war.
Difference MakerStreet dogs gave him hope during dark days. Now he鈥檚 returning the favor.Niall Harbison is leveraging his large following on social media to help canines in South Asia.
How China is making gains in the race for AI dominanceWith cutting-edge, open-source models like DeepSeek,聽Beijing is narrowing the AI innovation gap with the United States.
The ExplainerWhy France is cracking down on 鈥榰ltrafast鈥� fashion 鈥� and other countries could, tooFrench lawmakers are pumping the brakes on an industry they say has gotten out of control.聽
鈥榃ho are we?鈥� Russia aims to strip teens鈥� Ukrainian identity.In Russian-controlled parts of Ukraine, a battle is on over national identity. Russia wants Ukrainians to feel Russian, and teens are the front line.聽
In Darfur, Sudan, kidnapping is now a weapon of warSudan鈥檚 paramilitary Rapid Support Forces is using kidnappings to help fund its war efforts and, in the process, unleashing terror on Darfur鈥檚 civilians.
First LookU.K. police say over 500 people arrested in pro-Palestinian events over weekendLondon police said 532 people were arrested Saturday when supporters of a pro-Palestinian group recently outlawed as a terrorist organization intentionally broke the law to test the government鈥檚 ability to enforce the ban.
Cover StoryA MAGA for the UK? These working-class voters feel left behind.Working-class voters are flocking to Reform UK, a new MAGA-like political party that is disrupting the old guard of Labour and Conservatives.
First LookHaiti declares 3-month state of emergency as gangs ravage country鈥檚 central regionThe measure covers Haiti鈥檚 West, Artibonite, and Center departments to 鈥渇ight against insecurity and respond to the agricultural and food crisis,鈥� a government statement says.
How India鈥檚 booming comedy scene became a free speech frontierIndian comics have faced police complaints and even death threats over sets that anger right-wing vigilante groups.
Israeli security Cabinet expands the war in GazaIsrael鈥檚 security Cabinet decides to expand Gaza War in bid to destroy Hamas
Why Italy鈥檚 far-right premier wins plaudits from European neighborsAs prime minister, Italian far-right leader Giorgia Meloni has worked closely with moderate neighbors. Is she a model for other far-right politicians?
Trump could help solve a long-running conflict Friday. It鈥檚 not Gaza or Ukraine.The leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan are visiting the White House in hopes of a peace deal. As power in the region shifts, the U.S. could be key.聽
Ukraine seeks to revive Russian-blockaded ports near Black SeaMykolaiv, a port in Ukraine, was a major naval shipyard since the Russian Empire. Russian control of a narrow sandbar nearby has silenced the docks.
Hiroshima at 80: As Japan鈥檚 commitment to nuclear abolition wanes, activists dig inAs the nonproliferation movement enters a tenuous new era, Japan鈥檚 firsthand experience with nuclear warfare is聽crucial in the fight for a nuclear-free world.
鈥楧on鈥檛 drink the water!鈥� Advice from our Paris correspondent as she dips into the Seine.It has been illegal to swim in the Seine in Paris for a century. Now, it's clean enough to allow bathing in three pools. Our correspondent takes a dip.