Inside France’s Push to Stop Migrant Boats to the U.K.

Thousands of migrants cross the English Channel annually from France, though police enforcement has recently reduced numbers.

Six Dead After Explosion in Athens Tourist District

At least two people died and four remain missing following an explosion in an Athens tourist area, possibly caused by a gas leak.

Beleaguered at Home, a Bellicose Netanyahu Heads to the U.N.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu will address the United Nations while simultaneously dealing with a competitive national election.

Robbie Williams' surprise singalong after Peru gig cancelled

Robbie Williams performed an unscheduled concert outside a Lima hotel after his stadium show was cancelled.

Carney Says He Would Consider a Second Term, Depending on State of U.S.-Canada Relations

As he tries to break Canada’s dependence on the United States, Prime Minister Mark Carney said he knows Canadians will feel pain from the trade war.

Party Close to King Leads in Morocco’s Election as Young Voters Stay Away

Early results in legislative elections showed the lowest voter turnout in nearly two decades.

Two arrested after people seen mysteriously emerging from various New York City sewers

Two people were arrested after multiple incidents in which individuals climbed out of New York City sewer manholes late at night.

Europe Warns of Russia’s Hybrid Attacks but Struggles to Counter Them

European leaders acknowledge Russia is conducting dangerous incursions but face challenges in formulating an effective response.

Nor'easter storm brings coastal flooding, as New York and New Jersey declare emergency

A powerful nor'easter is bringing coastal flooding to areas from Maine to Virginia, prompting emergencies in New York and New Jersey.

Pope Leo Signals Support for Journalists Targeted by Trump

Pope Leo expressed support for journalists facing restrictions under the Trump administration, telling reporters accompanying him they were welcome.

White House bars CNN from travelling with Trump on Air Force One

The White House prevented CNN from traveling with President Trump aboard Air Force One for his scheduled trip to Tennessee.

How Climate Change Is Disrupting Summer Travel

Climate-related disruptions have shifted from occasional inconveniences to a regular feature of summer travel.

What is kratom, the 'gas station heroin' alarming officials in the US?

Kratom, sold in US gas stations for about a decade, has alarmed officials following deaths of two college students.

A Corruption Scandal Is Reshaping Brazil’s Presidential Election

Allegations against a Brazilian judge who imprisoned former President Bolsonaro are significantly affecting the country's presidential election.

Families Urge Trump to Press Xi to Free Americans Detained in China

Two Americans detained in China—a Myanmar scholar and a seismologist studying North Korean nuclear capability—are the focus of family appeals to Trump.

Police in Poland Arrest Ukrainian Citizen Over Fatal Stabbing

The police arrested a Ukrainian citizen on suspicion of carrying out the knife attack, which came as the two countries are trying to steady relations soured by old antagonisms.

Netanyahu Said to Have Been Warned by Emirati Leader About Hamas Attack Before Oct. 7

An Emirati leader reportedly warned Prime Minister Netanyahu of a potential attack before October 7, though details were vague and did not reach Israeli security officials.

US Supreme Court allows Trump to use controversial database to check voter citizenship

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The world’s two most powerful men just met. How did it go?

The BBC's China correspondent examines the outcomes of the Trump-Xi meeting for both countries.

Thousands turn out to greet Pope in France

The Pope's visit to France drew large crowds, which church leaders attribute to renewed spirituality among French people.

Abbas Presses Case for Palestinian State in Taped General Assembly Address

The Palestinian leader renewed his call for a two-state solution on Thursday, as he accused Israel of prosecuting “a genocidal war” against Palestinians.

Special Edition: Our Interview With Mark Carney

Ten New York Times journalists and editors interviewed the Canadian prime minister for an hour at the Times' New York office on Wednesday.

Stuck on the Battlefield, Russia Wages ‘Total War’ on Ukraine’s Economy

Russian strikes on Ukraine's economy have caused billions of dollars in damage through lost sales, disrupted work and logistics problems.

Italy Moves to Cap Number of Foreign Students in Its Classrooms

Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said the goal was to better integrate non-Italian speaking children, but critics accused her of trying to appease anti-immigrant sentiment.

Cambridge Abandons Plans to Fully Investigate Its Hiring of Jason Arday

Cambridge University has abandoned plans to fully investigate its hiring of professor Jason Arday, who sparked debates over diversity in higher education.

A Spirited Battle Over Data Centers

At the Climate Forward live event, policymakers, executives and activists debated the boom in data centers, the growing backlash and its environmental effects.

You Get an Eagle, and You Get an Eagle: Xi Takes Home Trump’s Go-To Gift

President Trump has frequently given eagle statues as diplomatic gifts during his second term, continuing a tradition started by Ronald Reagan.

Why Nepal’s Prime Minister Balen Shah Wears Sunglasses

Nepal's Prime Minister Balen Shah, who wore sunglasses as a rapper and mayor, continues the habit at the United Nations.

Netanyahu, Addressing U.N., Denounces Israel’s Critics as ‘Moral Cowards’

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also reserved some of his ire for the mayor of the city hosting him, Zohran Mamdani.

Far-Right Activist Danny Tommo Arrested After Slashing Dinghy in English Channel

The activist, Daniel Thomas on Thursday denied causing criminal damage when he filmed himself slashing an inflatable dinghy in the English Channel that had an emergency responder on board.

Pope warns against 'losing humanity' to AI machines

Pope Francis warned against humanity losing itself to artificial intelligence during the opening day of his visit to France.

Trump and Xi come face-to-face as US and China battle to win the AI race

The US and China are competing for artificial intelligence dominance while both seek to maintain human control over the technology.

Russia targeting 'ordinary life' with attacks on Ukraine's data centres, Zelensky says

Ukraine's President Zelensky said Russia is targeting data centres to disrupt citizens' ability to stay connected, study and work.

A Tetris-Like Maze Blocks Protests in Pakistan’s Capital

Pakistani authorities have blocked Islamabad with more than 1,500 shipping containers to prevent opposition protesters from entering the capital.

African Presidents Call for Permanent African Seats on U.N. Security Council

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Once Sentenced to Death, Mary Jane Veloso Receives Pardon in the Philippines

Mary Jane Veloso, who was convicted of drug smuggling and nearly executed in Indonesia, has been pardoned in the Philippines after more than a decade.

OpenAI Agents Hacked Into an Australian Government Website. Who’s Responsible?

The first known breach of a government website by rogue artificial intelligence agents at an Australian site has prompted global calls for stricter technology regulation.

Students strike across Germany in protest against military service

German students are striking in protest against a law establishing voluntary military service that took effect in January, fearing compulsory service may follow.

China to Send Pandas to Zoo Atlanta, Xi Says

Xi Jinping, China’s leader, said two pandas would arrive soon at Zoo Atlanta.

Australia’s prime minister aims to rally middle powers and rein in A.I.

Bangkok roads submerged as flood disaster declared

Thailand declared an emergency in Bangkok as heavy rainfall over several days submerged roads and flooded the capital.

Haiti Turns to Roger Stone To Lobby Trump Administration

The Haitian government hired Mr.

Tenth woman's body found in South Africa suburb as police probe killings

Police in South Africa are investigating the deaths of ten women found in a suburb, prompting national concern about violence against women.

Republic of Ireland confirm rescheduled news conference before controversial Israel game

The Republic of Ireland rescheduled its news conference to 14:30 BST before tomorrow's Nations League match against Israel in Hungary.

Why the U.N. Still Matters

A year ago, the United Nations appeared to be sidelined.

Saudi Arabia Downs Houthi Missiles Targeting Kingdom, Official Says

The Iran-backed militia in Yemen fired six ballistic missiles at Saudi cities, a military spokesman said.

This Tiny Village Is Picture Perfect, Apart From All the Tourists

The 17 residents of Vlkolinec in Slovakia say the village has become overrun with tourists since being designated a world heritage site.

How fresh fighting in Tigray could spark wider conflict in Ethiopia

Tensions are escalating between the TPLF and Ethiopia's national army, with questions about whether Ethiopians are returning to war in Tigray.

Son of Israeli Ambassador to U.S. Critically Hurt in West Bank Attack, Officials Say

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Forced Eviction of 87-Year-Old Woman Spurs Outrage in Spain

Demonstrations broke out across the country over the woman’s eviction in Madrid, putting rising rents and affordability at the top of the political conversation.

In Amish country, nurses go door to door to stop deadly spread of measles

Pennsylvania health officials are conducting door-to-door vaccine campaigns in Amish communities following four measles deaths.

87-Year-Old Evicted From Her Home Tells Spaniards to ‘Fight’ to Avoid Same Fate

An 87-year-old woman evicted from her home called on Spaniards to resist similar circumstances, her case reflecting Spain's housing crisis.

Heroine or Public Enemy? The Israeli Blocking Much of Netanyahu’s Agenda.

Israel's attorney general has blocked numerous government initiatives aimed at reducing constraints on executive power.

Top Saudi Cleric Calls Fight Against Houthis a Religious Duty

Saudi Arabia's grand mufti has called the fight against the Houthis in Yemen a religious duty and urged forces to remain ready for potential expansion.

France to Send Soldiers to Saudi Arabia to Help Secure Energy Sites

France is deploying soldiers to Saudi Arabia to help protect energy sites threatened by Houthi militia attacks from Yemen.

Trump's plans for massive arch move ahead

Trump is proceeding with plans to build a 250-foot arch for military purposes, facing growing opposition including criticism from a Democrat who called it foolhardy.

German town bans 'stumbling stone' memorials to Nazi victims

A German town has banned small brass memorial plaques honouring Nazi victims, drawing criticism from the education minister.

Why an international arrest warrant didn't stop Netanyahu's US trip

Benjamin Netanyahu attended the UN despite an International Criminal Court arrest warrant against him.

His Novel Had a Shot at a Top Book Prize. Then Someone Ran an A.I. Test.

A novel by Haitian-Canadian author Thélyson Orélien that became a French literary sensation has been removed from a major prize shortlist following an artificial intelligence test.

Leo XIV, Trying to Be Everyone’s Pope, Tours Secular France

Pope Leo is visiting France for four days to appeal to both traditional Catholic strongholds and emerging church communities worldwide.

Trump Rejects Iran’s Cease-Fire Proposal to Reopen Strait of Hormuz

Trump rejected Iran's cease-fire proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, saying it was unacceptable.

The U.S. and China Are Entering a New Era

The United States and China should accept a long-term balance of power rather than seeking to dominate each other.

How Do I Make a Really Good Meatless BLT?

A meatless BLT substitutes bacon with meaty mushrooms and sharp onions while retaining crispy lettuce and juicy tomato.

Contentious Orange Order parade can go ahead, commission says

The Parades Commission approved a contentious Orange Order parade with conditions including an earlier start time and reduced attendance, though a residents group is challenging the decision.