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  1. Who Are the Favorites to Win Eurovision? Arts, Today

    Finland is the favorite for prediction markets and bookmakers, but singers from Australia, Denmark, Greece and Israel are coming for the title, too.

  2. Delivering Mail on Ukraine’s Front Line Video, Today

    Larysa Navrotska risks her life to deliver mail, retirement checks and medicine to remote Ukrainian communities under the constant threat of Russian drones from the nearby front line. Her service has become even more crucial than it was before the war.

  3. Enter the Killer Robots: The Ukrainian Forging the Future of Warfare World, Today

    Mykhailo Fedorov, Ukraine’s 35-year-old defense minister, sees futuristic military technology as crucial to his country’s survival.

  4. Leader of Reform U.K. Says £5 Million Gift Was ‘Reward’ for Brexit World, Yesterday

    Nigel Farage, the leader of the populist right-wing party, had previously said the money was for personal security.

  5. At TEFAF New York, Lesser-Known Artists Delight Arts, Yesterday

    At the Park Avenue Armory, home to the art fair with the deepest roots in Europe, five names wooed our critic, cutting through the star system.

  6. Body of Second U.S. Soldier Who Went Missing in Morocco Is Found U.S., Yesterday

    The body of Specialist Mariyah Symone Collington, 19, was retrieved from a coastal cave less than a week after the recovery of the body of First Lt. Kendrick Lamont Key Jr.

  7. What to Know About Wes Streeting, Who Has Resigned as British Health Secretary World, Yesterday

    Mr. Streeting, a confident communicator from the right of the Labour Party, comes from a working-class background and said he was influenced by his Tory grandfather.

  8. Former U.K. Deputy Prime Minister Cleared of Wrongdoing Over Tax Payment World, Yesterday

    Angela Rayner, who resigned last year after paying the wrong rate of tax on an apartment purchase, said an investigation found she had not done so deliberately.

  9. U.S. Abruptly Cancels Deployment of 4,000 Troops to Poland U.S., Yesterday

    It was unclear why Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth called off the deployment to Poland, which has close relations with the United States.

  10. Who Owns These Artworks? A Museum Hopes Visitors Can Help Find Out. Arts, Yesterday

    A new room in the Musée d’Orsay’s permanent display includes 13 pieces that were recovered from Germany and Austria after World War II and whose provenance is unknown.

  11. Wes Streeting Resigns and Calls for Leadership Contest to Replace Starmer World, Yesterday

    The British health secretary stepped down on Thursday and issued an excoriating statement on the government of Prime Minister Keir Starmer.

  12. Russia Launches Heavy Drone and Missile Attack on Ukraine’s Capital Video, Yesterday

    A Russian attack on Kyiv killed several people and wounded dozens, the city’s mayor said. President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia recently said that he believed the war with Ukraine was “coming to a close.”

  13. Trump en China En español, Yesterday

    El presidente será recibido con todos los honores, pero la profunda brecha que hay entre Estados Unidos y China será muy difícil de reparar.

  14. 36 Hours on the Amalfi Coast, Italy Interactive, Yesterday

    Be seduced by the land of sirens before the high-season crowds descend.

  15. A Paradise for Food Lovers in the Swedish Countryside Travel, Yesterday

    In Skane, a fertile agricultural area bordered on three sides by the Baltic Sea, visitors will find delightful meals, baked goods and sweets, all made with a certain ‘craft nerdiness.’

  16. Russia Pummels Kyiv After Putin Hints That War Could End Soon World, Yesterday

    At least four people were killed and dozens were wounded in a drone and missile strike, the latest in a series of attacks since a three-day truce expired on Monday.

  17. ¿D’Artagnan fue enterrado en los Países Bajos? En español, Yesterday

    El pueblo de Wolder exhumó un esqueleto que estaba debajo de una de sus iglesias. Espera ansioso los resultados de ADN para saber si los restos pertenecen al conde inmortalizado por Alejandro Dumas.

  18. Pedro Sánchez encabeza la oposición política a Donald Trump. Y está ganando En español, Yesterday

    El líder de España ha establecido una filosofía de gobierno alternativa al trumpismo.

  19. Trump in Beijing World, May 13

    The president will get the red carpet treatment, but the deep rift between the U.S. and China will be very hard to repair.

  20. Hantavirus Isn’t Just a Threat. It’s a Test. Opinion, May 13

    What have we learned from Covid?

  21. Police in France Warn Public to Stay Away From Drunk Deer Video, May 13

    The police in rural France issued a warning to drivers to be on the lookout for deer “drunk” on fermented fruit, which can cause them to behave unpredictably.

  22. Nigel Farage, Leader of Reform U.K., Faces Investigation for £5 Million Gift World, May 13

    The Conservative Party referred the case against Mr. Farage, the leader of a right-wing populist party in Britain, to a parliamentary watchdog.

  23. Beware of Drunk Deer, French Police Say, Announcing Season of Inebriation World, May 13

    Some wild animals, eating fermented or rotten fruits, “may exhibit completely unpredictable behavior,” the police warned drivers in Saône-et-Loire, a rural region in central-eastern France.

  24. Princess Catherine Makes First Official International Trip Since Cancer Diagnosis Video, May 13

    Catherine, Princess of Wales, traveled on Wednesday to Reggio Emilia, Italy, in her first official trip abroad since revealing her cancer diagnosis.

  25. Israel Qualifies for Eurovision Final Amid Protests Video, May 13

    Israel qualified for the Eurovision final after receiving enough votes from national juries and the public at Tuesday’s semifinal. The country’s participation in the contest has been protested because of its military operation in Gaza.

  26. El arte de cortar jamón ibérico En español, May 13

    Los españoles hacen fila en bodas, torneos de tenis y galas para comer jamón servido por Ernesto Soriano, uno de los mejores cortadores de jamón ibérico del mundo.

  27. France Bars 1,700 Cruise Passengers From Leaving Ship After Dozens Get Sick World, May 13

    Around 50 people so far have symptoms “consistent with an acute gastrointestinal infection” on the Ambassador Cruise Line ship Ambition.

  28. Chaos in Philippines Senate as Duterte Ally Faces Arrest World, May 13

    The sound of gunshots, apparently from inside the chamber, was broadcast on live television as a senator in the Philippines, who was an ally of the former leader Rodrigo Duterte, faced arrest.

  29. French Hantavirus Patient Is Critically Ill as Outbreak Reaches 11 Cases World, May 13

    The woman, who was a passenger on the MV Hondius, was breathing with the help of an artificial lung, officials in Paris said.

  30. King’s Speech Comes at an Awkward Time for Starmer World, May 13

    King Charles III read out Keir Starmer’s legislative agenda in the traditional manner, even as the British prime minister’s leadership remained under pressure.

  31. The Uncomfortable Parallels Between Starmer and Biden World, May 13

    In Britain, some argue that Prime Minister Keir Starmer, by rejecting calls to step aside, risks repeating the mistakes of President Joseph R. Biden Jr.

  32. Russia-Ukraine War Shows Cease-Fires Have Lost Meaning Under Trump World, May 13

    Temporary truces have become a tool of performative diplomacy, an end in themselves rather than a prelude to a lasting settlement, analysts say.

  33. Cy Twombly, From Intimate Angles Arts, May 13

    In photos by his wife, whose negatives were discovered by his granddaughter, we see more personal sides to the 20th-century master.

  34. Are These the Bones of the Fourth Musketeer? This Dutch Village Hopes So. World, May 13

    Wolder, near the Belgian border, is waiting to see if the skeleton it dug up in a church is Count d’Artagnan, from Alexandre Dumas’s tale.

  35. Railway, Meet Milky Way: 5 Great Stargazing Trains Travel, May 13

    On nighttime excursions in dark-sky hot spots like Norway, New Zealand and Nevada, all you have to do is relax and look up. The stars will do the rest.

  36. They’ve Got a Plan to Combat Global Warming (and Also Russian Tanks) Climate, May 13

    Lithuanian officials hope restored peat bogs can reinforce the border in addition to locking away planet-warming carbon.

  37. Searching Paris for Ben Franklin, America’s ‘Least-Dead’ Founder Travel, May 13

    The aging statesman braved rough seas and arduous carriage rides to reach Paris, where he persuaded the French to back the American rebels. We followed in his footsteps.

  38. El Reino Unido ha tenido 5 líderes en 10 años. ¿Está a punto de tener otro? En español, May 13

    Los críticos del actual primer ministro, Keir Starmer piden su renuncia para que el Partido Laborista tenga una posibilidad en las elecciones generales antes de 2029.

  39. Europa prueba una nueva táctica para tratar a Trump: sin pedir disculpas En español, May 13

    Los líderes europeos, atrapados en las secuelas de la guerra de Estados Unidos en Irán, han criticado al presidente públicamente. Cuando él se ha enfadado, ellos no han dado marcha atrás.

  40. Britain Has Had 5 Leaders in a Decade. Is It About to Get Another? World, May 13

    The promise of Keir Starmer’s Labour Party in 2024 was renewed stability — but that now appears to be under threat.

  41. Princess of Wales to Make First Official Trip Abroad Since Cancer Diagnosis World, May 13

    Catherine will visit Reggio Emilia, an Italian city celebrated for its approach to early childhood education.

  42. Europe Tries a Trumpian Tactic With Trump: No Apologies World, May 13

    Stuck with the fallout from America’s war in Iran, European leaders have criticized the president publicly. When he’s been angered, they haven’t backed down.

  43. The Crisis of the West Isn’t About Who Governs, but That No One Can Opinion, May 13

    The crisis of the West isn’t about who governs, but that no one can.

  44. Claire Maurier, the Narcissistic Mother in ‘400 Blows,’ Dies at 97 Movies, May 12

    A landmark of New Wave cinema, “The 400 Blows” brought her enduring global attention. She later appeared in “La Cage Aux Folles” and “Amélie.”

  45. Spotlighting the Woman Who Brought European Modernism to California Arts, May 12

    Although Galka Scheyer might an unfamiliar name, the artists she championed have become famous. A exhibition in Pasadena brings her to the foreground.

  46. Why the British Prime Minister Remains in Deep Trouble World, May 12

    Prime Minister Keir Starmer seemed to have won a temporary reprieve on Tuesday after daring his rivals to challenge him, but the underlying problems with his leadership remain.

  47. He’s Accused of Murder in Texas. Now He’s Seeking Asylum in Italy. U.S., May 12

    The case could test the limits of a decades-old extradition treaty, because Italy bars extradition in cases where a defendant could face the death penalty.

  48. La Unión Europea acuerda sancionar a los colonos israelíes En español, May 12

    La medida, aplicada a los colonos por la violencia contra los palestinos, podría ser el comienzo de una nueva era en la que Europa será más severa con Israel.

  49. The May 12 Uk Starmer live blog included two standalone posts:
  50. What the Bond Markets Are Saying About Britain’s Politics and Economy Business, May 12

    The yields on British debt pushed higher as the country’s prime minister, Keir Starmer, confronted a rebellion from members of his party.

  51. Macron Makes a Bid for New Partners in Africa World, May 12

    The French president visited Kenya this week for a summit designed to build stronger ties with Anglophone African countries.

  52. Keir Starmer, British Prime Minister, Refuses to Resign Video, May 12

    The prime minister of Britain, Keir Starmer, vowed to continue governing at a high-stakes cabinet meeting on Tuesday. Calls have grown for for him to resign since heavy Labour Party losses in local elections last week.

  53. Britain’s Starmer Faces Calls to Resign. What Options Does He Have? World, May 12

    Prime Minister Keir Starmer vowed to continue in office on Tuesday morning. It’s one of several possible paths for the embattled leader after heavy losses in local elections.

  54. Who Might Challenge Starmer in a Leadership Contest? World, May 12

    Health Secretary Wes Streeting, Mayor of Greater Manchester Andy Burnham and former deputy prime minister Angela Rayner are among possible contenders.

  55. The War in Iran Is Another Blow to Russia’s Credibility. Or Is It? World, May 12

    Despite its long slog in Ukraine and the loss of former allies like Syria, Russia is benefiting from costly energy, a clever narrative and America’s own failure to achieve a quick victory.

  56. Russia Keeps Attacking U.S. Firms in Ukraine. The White House Is Silent. World, May 12

    Facilities tied to Coca-Cola, Cargill, Mondelez and others appear to have been deliberately hit. The Trump administration’s muted response has raised concerns.

  57. London Luxury Face Off: How Did Two Very Expensive Hotels Compare? Travel, May 12

    Raffles at the OWO and the Chancery Rosewood recently opened in landmarks once teeming with generals, diplomats and spies. Both promise pampering and a dash of history. Do they deliver?

  58. La azotea en la que los Beatles tocaron juntos por última vez será un museo En español, May 12

    El inmueble del número 3 de la calle Savile Row, donde el cuarteto también grabó el álbum “Let It Be” se abrirá al público el año que viene.

  59. A Reporter Shares His Secrets to Covering the Cannes Film Festival Times Insider, May 12

    Kyle Buchanan, who has attended the annual launchpad for Oscar contenders in France since 2013, subsists on Red Bull and around four hours of sleep.

  60. Spain’s Leader Is Showing How to Stand Up to Trump, and So Much More Opinion, May 12

    Pedro Sánchez has established an alternative governing philosophy to Trumpism.

  61. Is France’s Centrist Leader Trying to Weatherproof It From the Far Right? World, May 12

    President Emmanuel Macron has appointed a string of allies who will remain in critical state positions after next year’s presidential election, and who could thwart a far-right successor.

  62. ¿A qué países van los pasajeros del crucero afectado por el hantavirus? En español, May 12

    Casi dos decenas de países están repatriando a ciudadanos que iban a bordo del MV Hondius, donde murieron tres pasajeros en un brote de hantavirus.

  63. Zelensky’s Former Top Aide Formally Accused in Corruption Investigation World, May 11

    Ukrainian news outlets named the suspect as Andriy Yermak, who resigned last year amid a sweeping scandal.

  64. Putin Said the War ‘Is Coming to a Close.’ but That’s Not All He Said. World, May 11

    The Russian leader is walking a tightrope: acknowledging public discontent while offering no indication that he might give up on his demands.

  65. Cruise Ship Hit by Hantavirus Outbreak Sails for European Mainland World, May 11

    The last evacuees disembarked in the Canary Islands, and a smaller crew is now en route to Rotterdam, where the ship will be disinfected, officials said.

  66. European Union Hits Israeli Settlers With Sanctions World, May 11

    Israel criticized the European Union’s announcement that it will apply sanctions to Israeli settlers over violence against Palestinians.

  67. Britain Will Nationalize Its Last Major Steel Mill, Prime Minister Says Business, May 11

    Keir Starmer, with thousands of jobs at stake, vowed to take full control of British Steel, a year after the government first intervened to keep its operations going.

  68. Where Are the Passengers of the MV Hondius Now? World, May 11

    Nearly two dozen countries were moving to repatriate their citizens who were aboard the cruise ship where three passengers died in a hantavirus outbreak.

  69. Starmer Promises Urgent Change as He Battles to Save Premiership World, May 11

    Prime Minister Keir Starmer of Britain used a speech to attempt to quell a mutiny in the Labour Party after last week’s dire election results.

  70. In This Nazi-Era Restitution Dispute, the Focus Turns to a Missing Cow Arts, May 11

    A family is vying for the return of a painting it thought was by Rubens. But an expert says it’s a copy because it does not include the artist’s depiction of a peeing cow.

  71. Fed Up, Zelensky Takes Gloves Off With the Trump Administration World, May 11

    With peace talks on ice and Ukraine now more self-reliant, President Volodymyr Zelensky seems to be stepping away from the United States.

  72. London Rooftop Where Beatles Played Last Gig to Become Museum Arts, May 11

    The townhouse at 3 Savile Row, where the band also recorded “Let It Be,” will open to the public next year, the group’s record label said.

  73. How to Win Eurovision With Just a Few Hundred Voters World, May 11

    Exclusive voting data shows that, despite Eurovision’s assurances, an Israeli campaign could easily have influenced last year’s contest.

  74. How Israel Turned Eurovision’s Stage Into a Soft Power Tool World, May 11

    Israel’s efforts to influence Eurovision’s vote were broader and started years earlier than previously known.

  75. Passengers and Crew Are Evacuated From Ship at Center of Hantavirus Outbreak Video, May 10

    Passengers and crew from a cruise ship hit by a deadly hantavirus outbreak were evacuated on Sunday after the vessel anchored off Spain’s Canary Islands.

  76. Starmer Greets Calls to Resign With a Simple Answer. No. World, May 10

    But if his opponents mount a challenge, how would it unfold?

  77. British Paratroopers Deliver Aid to Remote Islands With Possible Hantavirus Case World, May 10

    The British military took critical medical supplies to Tristan da Cunha, a tiny British archipelago where authorities have identified a suspected hantavirus case.

  78. ‘Yesteryear' Asks if We Can Love a Broken World Briefing, May 10

    Caro Claire Burke critiques America and asks who, and what, is redeemable?

  79. Putin’s Forces Are Barely Inching Along on the Battlefield World, May 10

    The Russian military has yet to solve a fundamental problem: how to make big advances in eastern Ukraine when drones are everywhere.

  80. Cruise Ship Linked to Hantavirus Outbreak Arrives in Canary Islands World, May 10

    The MV Hondius, the cruise ship that had carried passengers infected with hantavirus, anchored off the Spanish territory, where other passengers would soon disembark.

  81. The Man Who Cuts the Perfect Slice of Ham World, May 10

    Spaniards line up at weddings, tennis tournaments and galas to eat ham prepared by Ernesto Soriano, one of the world’s best slicers of jamón ibérico.

  82. Passengers on Hantavirus Cruise Ship to Disembark Sunday Video, May 9

    The port of Tenerife in Spain’s Canary Islands is preparing for passengers to disembark from the cruise ship at the center of the deadly hantavirus outbreak Sunday morning, Spanish officials said.

  83. Britain’s Electorate Is ‘Splintering.’ Can Its System Stand the Strain? World, May 9

    Insurgent parties like Reform U.K. surged at the polls this week. But the British electoral system wasn’t built for multiparty democracy.

  84. The Man Who Broke Labour’s Dominance in Wales World, May 9

    Rhun ap Iorwerth, a former journalist, led his party to the most seats in the Welsh Parliament, ousting the Labour Party, which had long held sway, and beating Reform U.K.

  85. Canada and the European Union Are in Love. Where Can It Lead? World, May 9

    A rapid trip with the prime minister to Armenia highlighted the new era of amity between Canada and the European Union. We examine what that can and can’t do for Canadians.

  86. Russia Has Lost More Than 350,000 Soldiers, New Estimate Finds World, May 9

    The number raises the prospect that about half a million soldiers in total have died on the Russian and Ukrainian sides.

  87. These Artisans, Showing at TEFAF New York, Push the Limits of Materials Arts, May 9

    A couple grow their own furniture. Another artist polishes metal to a mirror sheen. A third collaborates with insects. Together, they are redefining craft.

  88. Peter Magyar Prepares to Take Over as Hungary’s Leader From Viktor Orban World, May 9

    The former opposition leader, who won a landslide election, now faces the formidable job of dismantling what his predecessor called an “illiberal democracy.”

  89. A Less Muscular Victory Day Parade Shows Putin’s Growing Vulnerability World, May 9

    The event, shrunken because of security fears, adds to a sense that Moscow and other cities can no longer be insulated from the war.

  90. As Hungary Gets a New Leader, the ‘Trauma’ Sinks In for Orban Loyalists World, May 9

    Peter Magyar, the incoming prime minister, has promised to push out “puppets of the old regime.” Many are jumping first.

  91. David Attenborough, la voz de la naturaleza, cumple 100 años En español, May 9

    Imágenes y momentos importantes de la trayectoria del que quizá sea el naturalista más célebre del mundo.

  92. Mette Frederiksen Fails to Form Governing Coalition in Denmark World, May 8

    King Frederik X has appointed a right-leaning politician to try to form the next government.

  93. David Attenborough Celebrates His 100th Birthday Video, May 8

    The filmmaker David Attenborough, who turned 100-years-old on Friday, has spent decades documenting and advocating for the natural world.

  94. Starmer Takes Responsibility for Big Losses in U.K. Election Results Video, May 8

    Britain’s Labour Party had lost close to 1,100 municipal council seats across England by Friday evening, while the right-wing populist Reform U.K. had gained close to 1,200.

  95. An Artist Who Sees the Beauty in Dust T Magazine, May 8

    Reggie Burrows Hodges discusses Malta, Caravaggio and a painting inspired by the winds of the Sahara.

  96. Alex Zanardi, Racer Who Made Daring Comeback After Crash, Dies at 59 Sports, May 8

    After losing both legs, the Italian champion persevered in auto racing. He also became a hand-cycling marathoner and Paralympian.

  97. Mysterious American Man Makes Mysterious Proposal in Greenland World, May 8

    The police in Greenland are investigating the case of a lone man from Las Vegas who goes by Cliff. Locals said he had offered money to Greenlanders to join the United States.

  98. Four Takeaways From the U.K. Elections World, May 8

    Results from municipal and regional elections signaled major gains for the right-wing populist Reform U.K. and steep losses for Labour.

  99. The May 8 Uk Local Elections Results live blog included three standalone posts:
  100. David Attenborough, a Voice of Nature, Turns 100 Arts, May 8

    Pictures and striking scenes from the making of perhaps the world’s most celebrated naturalist.

  101. Greenpeace Suffers Another Blow in Court Fight With Pipeline Giant Climate, May 8

    In an unusual move, a North Dakota court said Greenpeace International shouldn’t be allowed to pursue a lawsuit in Europe, where it is based, against the company.

  102. Hantavirus Is Nothing Like Coronavirus, but It’s Bringing Some ‘Covid P.T.S.D.’ Health, May 8

    Experts have been quick to reassure the public after the deaths aboard the Dutch cruise ship MV Hondius, but images and turns of phrase have rekindled anxieties from Covid’s early days.

  103. Britain Has Entered a New Era of Multiparty Politics. It’s Messy. World, May 8

    A voting system created when two parties dominated is being tested by the rise of newer competitors.

  104. Scotland’s Pro-Independence Party has Benefited From Labour’s Struggles World, May 8

    The unpopularity of Keir Starmer’s party since he became Britain’s prime minister has helped boost the Scottish National Party.

  105. Even in Labour-Loyal Wales, Voters Are Looking to Other Parties World, May 8

    Opinion polls before the election suggested that the right-wing anti-immigration Reform U.K. party and the center-left Plaid Cymru would battle for the top spot in Wales.

  106. Two Men Are Convicted of Spying for China in Britain World, May 8

    The men were arrested in 2024, accused of surveilling dissidents from Hong Kong in Britain. The case sent a chill through pro-democracy protesters who have fled the territory.

  107. Starmer Takes Responsibility for Big Losses in Early U.K. Election Results Video, May 8

    Prime Minister Keir Starmer of Britain said he took responsibility for large Labour Party losses as local election results trickled in early Friday. The right-wing populist Reform U.K. party looked set for big gains.

  108. What’s at Stake in the U.K. Local Elections World, May 8

    The voting in England, Scotland and Wales is the biggest electoral test for Keir Starmer since he became prime minister in 2024.

  109. ‘A Historic Shift’: Farage Celebrates Strong Performance in U.K. Local Elections World, May 8

    In early results, Nigel Farage’s Reform U.K. party has won more than 400 council races across England.

  110. 8 Pavilions That Have the Venice Biennale Buzzing Arts, May 8

    A doll-focused show, a contemplative garden, a sizzling hothouse: It’s all to see at the world’s top contemporary art event.

  111. Arte y política En español, May 8

    La Bienal de Venecia siempre es abrumadora por el arte. Este año, la política también ha resultado abrumadora.

  112. Rubio Meets Meloni, Amid Rocky U.S.-Italian Relations U.S., May 8

    Secretary of State Marco Rubio flew to Rome this week after an unexpected spat between President Trump and Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni of Italy, once one of the president’s best friends in Europe.

  113. Trump’s Architecture Rankles. But Why? Opinion, May 8

    What Trump’s monuments look like to a British architecture writer.

  114. The French Couple That Tried to Burgle 29 Churches in 3 Months International Home, May 8

    A spree of thefts last summer heightened alarm in France over protection of cultural and rural heritage.

  115. Does the U.K. Need a Sixth Indoor Ski Slope? One Town in Wales Thinks So. Real Estate, May 8

    As traditional outdoor skiing struggles in a warming climate, indoor snow facilities are booming across the globe.

  116. El nuevo gobierno de Hungría examina la relación de Orbán con China En español, May 8

    Pekín dependía del líder saliente de Hungría, Viktor Orbán, para afianzarse en Europa. Una gigantesca fábrica de baterías resultó ser un paso demasiado audaz.

  117. Russia in No Mood for Celebration on Kremlin’s Biggest Day of the Year World, May 8

    As the country heads into Victory Day, the economy is stalling, internet restrictions are growing and the Kremlin is fearing Ukrainian attacks.

  118. How Energy Prices Are Driving Demand for Solar Panels and Heat Pumps Business, May 8

    Already having faced an energy crisis five years ago, more European consumers believe they are “one Trump-ignited war away” from crushing costs.

  119. This Pulitzer-Winning Novel Traps You in One Sentence Forever Video, May 8

    The Pulitzer winner Daniel Kraus says his novel “Angel Down,” set in France during World War I, is designed to trap readers inside it forever. On a recent episode of the “Book Review” podcast, Kraus explains why he wrote the book as one continuous sentence and how the structure reflects the endless cycle of violence at the center of the story. Tap the link in our bio to hear the full conversation.

  120. La OMS anticipa brote ‘limitado’ de hantavirus mientras se busca a más infectados En español, May 7

    Una azafata neerlandesa y un ciudadano francés han sido los últimos en someterse a pruebas en relación con un brote mortal en un crucero. Un análisis en Sudáfrica no mostró mutaciones en las muestras víricas.

  121. Art and Politics World, May 7

    The Venice Biennale is always overwhelming for art. Our culture writer says the politics were overwhelming this year, too.

  122. U.K. Election Poses Test for Starmer’s Labour Party Video, May 7

    Polls have predicted sweeping losses for Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s Labour Party as millions head to the ballot box in parliamentary elections in Scotland and Wales and local elections in England.

  123. Our Favorite Milan Homes T Magazine, May 7

    For centuries, the city has been a capital of design. Here, we revisit the most beautiful and exciting interiors we’ve covered.

  124. Man Arrested on Suspicion of Carrying Weapon Near Former Prince Andrew’s Home World, May 7

    The police in Britain said that a suspect was in custody after reports he had behaved in an “intimidating manner.”

  125. Las autoridades de salud de EE. UU. vigilan a pasajeros del crucero infectado por hantavirus En español, May 7

    Residentes en Georgia, California y Arizona son vigilados tras estar a bordo del crucero en el que se produjo un brote mortal del virus. Ninguno ha mostrado síntomas, según las autoridades.

  126. France Passes Law Easing Process of Returning Looted Art Arts, May 7

    President Emmanuel Macron has long called the restitution of African art from French museums a priority. Experts say the new law is a seismic moment in that effort.

  127. Las elecciones en el Reino Unido pueden revelar un deteriorado sistema político En español, May 7

    Las encuestas predicen pérdidas para el Partido Laborista del primer ministro Keir Starmer, mientras Reform UK, un partido antiinmigración, gana terreno y se perfila una nueva era multipartidista.

  128. Russia Ramps Up Threats Toward Ukraine Over Victory Day Parade World, May 7

    Kremlin officials said a large strike on Kyiv would be “inevitable” if Ukraine disrupted the May 9 event, a prospect President Volodymyr Zelensky has appeared to allude to.

  129. Deprived of a Poolside Lounge Chair, German Man Sues and Wins World, May 7

    A tourist won a refund after a court ruled that hotel staff failed to stop guests from reserving sun beds with towels.

  130. These Toilets in Venice Have the Art World Aflush Arts, May 7

    Undoubtedly the biggest talker at this year’s Venice Biennale is the Austrian pavilion, where visitors can make their own contributions to the work on show.

  131. Rubio Meets Pope Amid U.S. Tensions With Vatican U.S., May 7

    The meeting at the Vatican followed President Trump’s condemnation of Pope Leo XIV for opposing the war in Iran.

  132. Dutch Flight Attendant Is Tested for Hantavirus World, May 7

    Global health officials are tracking people connected to a deadly outbreak on a cruise ship. One infected passenger had briefly boarded a flight from South Africa to the Netherlands before she died.

  133. An American Artist Plops His Sculptures on a World Stage Arts, May 7

    They may be bronze and marble, but Alma Allen’s artworks at the Venice Biennale are as intangible as air.

  134. La guerra en Irán y los votantes enfadados En español, May 7

    El malestar económico está empujando a muchos europeos hacia la derecha nacionalista. Las elecciones locales en el Reino Unido deberían darnos una idea de cuántos.

  135. They Never Knew a World Before Smartphones. Could They Survive Without Them? World, May 7

    For three weeks, thousands of children in Europe went without social media or their smartphones, or both. This is the diary of their digital detox.

  136. Voters Exposed the Limits of China’s Cozy Ties to Orban World, May 7

    Beijing depended on Hungary’s outgoing leader, Viktor Orban, to gain a toehold in Europe. A giant battery factory proved a step too far.

  137. German Leaders Clash With Spy Chiefs Over Domestic Threat From Iran World, May 7

    Intelligence agents have privately warned of the potential of hybrid attacks from Iran-linked groups. But political leaders, including Chancellor Friedrich Merz, have publicly played down the risk.

  138. ‘A Total Collapse’: Elections May Expose Britain’s Fraying Political System World, May 7

    Polls predict historic losses for Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s Labour Party on Thursday as anti-immigrant Reform U.K. makes gains, and a new era of multiparty politics takes shape.

  139. Starmer Faces a Major Test in a Set of U.K. Elections: What to Know World, May 7

    Local elections in England, and parliamentary elections in Scotland and Wales, take place on Thursday. The governing Labour Party is expected to do very badly.

  140. The ‘Perfect Storm’ Hanging Over Britain’s Public Debt Business, May 7

    Bond investors are expected to scrutinize the results of critical local elections on Thursday as the war in the Middle East adds inflation pressure on the government.

  141. Health Authorities Monitor Hantavirus Cruise Passengers in United States U.S., May 7

    People in at least three states are being monitored after being on the ship. None have shown symptoms, officials said.

  142. Apple and Plum Croustade Video, May 6

    A classic French double-layer pie, croustade is worth heating up your kitchen on a hot summer day and does not disappoint in its beautiful simplicity.

  143. The Iran War and Angry Voters World, May 6

    Economic pain is pushing many Europeans to the nationalist right. Local elections in Britain should give clues about how many.

  144. Macron Wants U.S. and Iran to Open Strait While They Negotiate World, May 6

    Emmanuel Macron, the French president, hopes the Strait of Hormuz can reopen even before the U.S.-Iran war formally ends. His plan has many pitfalls.

  145. Leo XIV Is the First Pope From the U.S. He’s Making That an Asset. World, May 6

    A year into his papacy, Leo has shown a readiness to challenge Washington, defying any concerns about the election of an American pontiff.

  146. ¿Puede Trump doblegar a Irán? En español, May 6

    El presidente de Estados Unidos parece estar buscando una solución infalible para poner fin a la guerra, pero podría no existir ninguna.

  147. In Romania, Living With Weapons of War Spilling Into NATO Territory World, May 6

    Four years of battle in Ukraine is taking a toll on neighboring Romanians. Even if the war has not crossed the border, drones have done so.