Interventions in Justice Department proceedings draw scrutiny after the former national security adviser raised concerns about the president’s embrace of authoritarian leaders.
Interventions in Justice Department proceedings draw scrutiny after the former national security adviser raised concerns about the president’s embrace of authoritarian leaders.
Despite the Trump administration’s effort to persuade Britain to bar the Chinese technology giant from its new broadband network, Boris Johnson decided to grant Huawei limited access.
In a hearing at Guantánamo Bay, an architect of the C.I.A. interrogation program said he told the accused mastermind of the 9/11 attacks: “I will cut your son’s throat.”
Luca de Meo, a marketing specialist, will need to repair the French carmaker’s troubled alliance with Nissan.
After a court-ordered DNA test, the 85-year-old King Albert II, who abdicated in 2013, conceded that he was the biological father of the artist Delphine Boël, 51.
The move shows how an American effort against the Chinese wireless equipment company has stumbled.
In a new biography, David G. Marwell tells the whole story of the notorious Nazi, down to the discovery of his bones.
The tiny island now hosts the most refugees per capita in the European Union.
The Transportation Department also ordered the airline to make flight crews and customer service representatives attend civil rights training.
The Transportation Department also ordered the airline to make flight crews and customer service representatives attend civil rights training.
“Delicioso,” a scholarly history, looks at Spanish food from prehistory to Ferran Adrià.
The former national security adviser shared his unease with the attorney general, who cited his own worries about the president’s conversations with the leaders of Turkey and China.
Since 1956, his jewel box of a club in storied Montmartre has drawn a host of luminaries, turning the proprietor himself into one.
After causing a stir on social media, the unveiling of a restored panel kicks off a year celebrating the late-medieval master Jan van Eyck.
Organizers sought to put a spotlight on the stories of survivors, as this may be the last time that such a large number will be able to gather in one place.
The government has started to acknowledge concerns about the force that the police use against protesters. But critics say doing away with the grenades is little more than a gesture.
Mr. Mallon spent his life campaigning for an end to killings and abuses by all sides in the conflict known as the Troubles.
Philosophers said the Holocaust defied representation, that art could not render its horrors. But Ceija Stojka made more than 1,000 incredible images of her ordeal, and the effort to exterminate the Roma.
Fighting has started anew and foreign shipments of arms have resumed, blasting apart attempts by world leaders to broker a truce.
Miriam Haley testified that Harvey Weinstein assaulted her, but defense lawyers said that emails showed an amicable relationship.
Can you find Turkey on a map? What else do you know about this Middle Eastern nation with about 84 million people?
A company wants to build a geothermal plant in Umbria. Locals — and celebrities who live there — don’t want it.
On the roads where thousands of prisoners from Auschwitz were forced to march before the camp was liberated, there are few memorials. Mostly graves.
The dirty history behind isolating the sick.
Regional voting thwarted an effort by Matteo Salvini to set off the government’s collapse and return to power as head of the anti-migrant League party.
The White House granted TruNews, a right-wing Christian site, press credentials for the president’s Davos trip after its founder’s remarks calling impeachment a “Jew coup.”
Mr. Weinstein is charged with sexually assaulting two women, but four others will also testify about their encounters with him.
Prince Charles’s pledge to help support the couple as they forgo public funding has put a spotlight on his own sources of wealth, including a billion-pound real estate conglomerate.
With public opinion firmly against allowing the return of those who left to fight in Syria and Iraq, the French justice system finds itself facing the strange concept of the “ghost trial.”
Amid a surge of anti-Semitism and a rise in dehumanizing political rhetoric, there is fear that the horrific lessons of the death camp are being lost.
Desde los extremos o el romanticismo, el expresidente de la Generalitat de Cataluña ha entorpecido las vías para resolver la cuestión catalana. Un diálogo pragmático no tendría que incluirlo.
The vice president’s trip to Israel and Italy gave him ample opportunities to counterprogram the news back home. But impeachment is a hard topic to outrun.
The Bosnian-Croatian border is one of the last gateways to northern Europe. The Croatian police are trying to seal it, often in brutal fashion.
The Bosnian-Croatian border is one of the last gateways to northern Europe. The Croatian police are trying to seal it, often in brutal fashion.
Rescue efforts were underway after the quake, which was felt in three neighboring countries, caused buildings to collapse. Hundreds were reported injured.
Ségolène Royal, the defeated Socialist candidate in France’s 2007 election, was President Emmanuel Macron’s emissary to the North and South Poles and a public critic of his pensions overhaul.
Nightclubs have a unique role in the city’s culture and economy. But real estate investors and infrastructure projects have put many venues at risk.
Top policymakers said easing trade tensions had raised prospects, but low interest rates leave central banks few options if problems develop.
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The police said they believed the gunman, who surrendered, was related to the victims. All were killed at an inn in a small southwest German town.
On England’s southwestern coast, a community built by the Duchy of Cornwall is attracting residents who have bought into Prince Charles’s housing philosophy.
The city, stepping into a debate over privacy, says it will use real-time facial recognition technology “to tackle serious crime.”
Cecilia Mangini made a splash in 1958 with a movie about disaffected Roman teenagers. Her latest, drawing on material from North Vietnam in the mid-1960s, will be released this weekend.
The British police accuse an American woman of driving on the wrong side of the road in an accident that killed a teenage motorcyclist. The State Department says she had diplomatic immunity.
Ms. Thunberg, who has been rebuking world leaders for inaction on climate change, said she was not deterred by critics who called her concerns overblown.
‘The incident in the steeple always stayed with me as the moment I realized I had to be afraid.’
Two studies examined grim scenes left at a Roman settlement devastated by the 79 A.D. eruption.
At the anti-capitalist capitalist event, radical sentiments erupt in unexpected places.
While billionaires, most of them men, continue to accumulate wealth, women around the world are trapped in poverty because they spend much of their time on “uncompensated” work.
Stock traders are accused of siphoning $60 billion from state coffers, in a scheme that one called “the devil’s machine.” Germany is the first country to try to get its money back.
A year after he declared himself president, the opposition leader cut an embattled figure at the World Economic Forum.
The trio, members of a secretive group within Russia’s military intelligence agency, are accused of trying to kill an arms dealer, his son and one of his top executives in 2015.
The vow follows a New York Times investigation showing how one of the world’s largest subsidy programs enriches far-right leaders, bankrolls oligarchs and underwrites Mafia tactics.
Isabel dos Santos, daughter of Angola’s former president, is to be charged over crimes said to have been committed when she ran the state oil company, Sonangol.
After five pets disappeared while in the care of a licensed sitter in central England, their owners went looking for answers.
Some teared up thinking about his decision to retire from the runway; others hailed the designer for breaking boundaries.
At a Swiss economic forum, Mr. Mnuchin dismissed criticisms by Ms. Thunberg, the teenage environmental activist.
Archbishop Charles J. Chaput who was appointed to the position by Pope Benedict XVI in 2011, has long been known as a theological and political conservative, often at odds with Pope Francis.
Archbishop Charles J. Chaput, who was appointed to the position by Pope Benedict XVI in 2011, has long been known as a theological and political conservative, often at odds with Pope Francis.
Coastal towns were lashed by 45-foot waves, and villages farther inland were buried under mountains of snow.
They were expected to modernize a former empire in a moment of political transition. Instead, Harry and Meghan walked away.
They were expected to modernize a former empire in a moment of political transition. Instead, Harry and Meghan walked away.
After 50 years, the designer held his last show, and it was a doozy.
Under a new artistic director, this season at Austria’s main playhouse includes 30 premieres, ranging from classical dramas to brand-new works.
Like other central banks, the E.C.B., which met on Thursday, is scrambling to prepare for what a report warns could be a coming economic upheaval.
The surviving members of Monty Python paid tribute to another founder, Terry Jones, after his death Tuesday.
Isabela dos Santos, hija del expresidente de Angola, construyó un imperio anclado en la corrupción. Entre sus asesores había empresas consultoras de Estados Unidos.
A spokeswoman for the French company did not answer questions about the its editing practices.
Gatherings like the World Economic Forum give the president’s adviser and daughter a chance to meet the world’s power brokers, who have come to acknowledge her influence in the White House.
Parliament finalized a withdrawal bill with none of the histrionics of the last three years, setting the stage for the country’s formal departure from the European Union next week.
Pictures of the former Meghan Markle carrying her son, Archie, were published in British publications.
Pictures of the former Meghan Markle carrying her son, Archie, were published in British publications.
France’s finance minister made the announcement a day after the two countries appeared to strike a temporary truce in a trans-Atlantic spat.
After three years with no regional government, newly appointed ministers are scrambling to save a range of institutions that are on the brink of collapse.
Muhammad Haryz Nadzim became the youngest current Mensa member after scoring 142 on an I.Q. test. Above 145 is considered “genius or near genius.”
The White House hoped the president’s trip to the World Economic Forum would shift attention away from impeachment, but an impromptu news conference often turned to the drama in Washington.
The designer Bouchra Jarrar is back with a new line and a new fashion philosophy.
The hard-right leader may be poised for a breakthrough in two traditionally hostile regions. If he can win there, his opponents fear, he can win anywhere.
President Trump began blitzing out messages at a frenzied pace, aiming arrows at the trial half a world away.
New rules will require online services to overhaul how they treat the personal details of children in the country.
Daily updates and images from the spring 2020 haute couture collections.
After insisting the study was confidential, the Dutch Safety Board reversed course following an investigation by The Times. A Dutch legislator, fearing “strong-arming” by Boeing, called for a hearing.
Whites made with the chasselas grape are turning up in wine shops around New York.
But will yet another cozy gathering in the Alps fix it?
Is he setting the stage to lead Russia for years to come? Is he planning to step down? The confusion may be part of President Vladimir Putin’s strategy.
The détente emerged after Presidents Macron and Trump agreed to grant more time for talks over a global solution to taxing Amazon, Facebook and other digital giants.
Harry Dunn, a British teenager, was killed by an American driving on the wrong side of the road near a military base. Two subsequent cases have prompted the police to provide free lessons.
A British-Australian woman, Kylie Moore-Gilbert, was detained in September 2018 while attending a conference. In a series of letters, she described the hellishness of her confinement.
A winter storm lashed much of Spain for a third day, leaving 200,000 people without electricity, schools closed and roads blocked by snow as it killed four people.
Proposals include tougher jail sentences for terrorism convicts and more resources for counterterrorism police.
Karl Lagerfeld’s cat, and rumored heir, has become a business unto herself.
From the goddess to the governess at Dior and Chanel, and beyond at Iris Van Herpen. At the couture shows this week in Paris, fashion designers begin to address reality.
It also appeared to walk back a promise to send the jet’s data recorders abroad for analysis, asking the United States and France to send the necessary equipment to Iran instead.
For one thing, stick with Drake.
President Trump made his first appearance on the international stage since the House sent impeachment articles to the Senate, on the day his trial is set to begin in earnest.
The International Champions Cup, which brings Europe’s top clubs to North America, has been lucrative for the teams but not the organizer. Now there is a threat to end the event unless teams agree to make the competition more serious.
As speculation grows over where Prince Harry and Meghan will make their home in Canada, so does concern over who will pay their costs.
The pioneering artist discusses “The Female Divine,” the vast immersive work she created for the French house’s latest couture show.
C.E.O.s have come to accept the president, in spite of his populist views and governance-by-Twitter style. Tax cuts and a record stock market speak volumes.
Philippe Martinez has used the strike to revive his moribund movement and rise as a visible counterpoint to President Emmanuel Macron.
It takes more than five hours to drive between the capitals of the two countries, but only 25 minutes to fly. A deal on flights is seen as a step toward détente between the neighbors.
The incensed public response reflected an increasing activism around animal rights, a relatively new movement in China.
By proposing to empower a toothless advisory body, President Vladimir V. Putin set off new speculation about his long-term plans.
A study that blasted Boeing after a 2009 accident was never made public. Other criticisms were tempered by investigators after the company and U.S. safety officials objected.
First, Brune Poirson spearheaded a law banning destruction of unsold goods. Now she’s part of the team taking on the “handbag war.”
The Arab Middle East is far too weakened and divided to support a Trump administration strategy for containing the Islamic republic’s ambitions.
The hottest trend in fashion doesn’t have anything to do with product.
Robert Brasillach, a French poet and author, was condemned by the Special Court of Justice for treason and intelligence with the enemy during World War II.
A woman and her children were retrieved from a detention camp in Syria, spurring debate at home after she was charged with being part of a terrorist organization.
After a Berlin meeting, Russia, Turkey and other countries pledged to end their interference in the North African nation to make way for peace efforts.
Isabel dos Santos, the daughter of Angola’s former president, built an empire in a country mired in corruption. Western consultants were her advisers.
Isabel dos Santos, the daughter of Angola’s former president, built an empire in a country mired in corruption. Western consultants were her advisers.
The couple’s wish to carve out more “progressive” roles has led to the loss of perks, privileges and titles.
President Volodymyr Zelensky attended a ceremony for the 11 Ukrainians killed on the airliner shot down by Iran.
Plus, Apple takes on Trump in a standoff over iPhone privacy.
The blaze occurred at a home where mostly men with mental and other disabilities lived, officials said.
There have been many memorable faces and moments at the annual gathering of the World Economic Forum in Switzerland. Here are some that have stood out.
Facts and figures flow freely from the annual gathering in Switzerland.
For Volodymyr Zelensky, taking on the oligarchs and organized crime is a domestic test with geopolitical consequences.
The agreement represents one of the most dramatic ruptures within the British royal family since King Edward VIII abdicated the throne in 1936 to marry an American woman, Wallis Simpson.
A spokeswoman for Ukraine’s president said she could not confirm that its authorities were receiving the data recorders from the jet Iran mistakenly shot down, killing 176.
The populists who upended Italian politics are struggling with defections, plummeting poll numbers and the compromises of government. What comes next could be worse.
A meeting in Berlin on Sunday will seek an exit to one of the Middle East’s most intractable proxy wars.
The mayor of Manchester, England, said a new song by the rapper was “unnecessarily hurtful and deeply disrespectful.”
En 1997, Orantes fue asesinada por su esposo después de que ella describió su abuso en televisión. Su testimonio condujo a reformas cruciales para proteger a las víctimas de violencia doméstica.
Britain’s withdrawal from the European Union could lead to job cuts, particularly for women, and a rollback of a slew of legal protections.
Britain’s withdrawal from the European Union could lead to job cuts, particularly for women, and a rollback of a slew of legal protections.
The Russian president may be leaving the presidency in 2024, but he is not about to retire. That could be dangerous for Russian stability — and himself.
Gardeners found the painting in the wall of the Italian museum it was stolen from almost 23 years ago.
Protesters angry about the government’s pension reforms prevented visitors from entering the museum, which is one of the French capital’s most visited sites.
As potential oil and gas bonanzas intensify the jockeying over Libya and the fate of its precarious internationally backed government hangs in the balance, the Continent is suddenly getting involved.
How investors can use indexes to spot opportunities in global stock markets without adding risk.
Valentino opts for an ethereal angel and Rick Owens brings out the vampires. But Virgil Abloh offers uncharacteristic restraint at Louis Vuitton.
In a recording, Prime Minister Oleksiy Honcharuk appears to criticize the economic acumen of President Volodymyr Zelensky. His resignation, though, was turned down.
Over the last year, investors’ outlooks shifted strikingly, with little improvement in economic and corporate conditions.
Over the last year, investors’ outlooks shifted strikingly, with little improvement in economic and corporate conditions.
Do you want to visit Hallstatt? Officials say too many tourists — many of them fans of the blockbuster film — are coming to the 16th-century village just to take pictures.
The proposal could save costs and thousands of tons of electronic waste, advocates say, but previous measures have fizzled.
An inquiry into years-old disclosures of classified information is highly unusual and leaves law enforcement officials open to accusations of politicizing their work.
As literary executor of the estate of his father, J.R.R. Tolkien, Mr. Tolkien compiled and edited such works as “The Silmarillion.”
The 18-year time frame shows how costly and politically complicated it is to leave the world's dirtiest fossil fuel in the ground.
Fiery remarks by Europe’s new trade commissioner hint at what could be President Trump’s biggest trade battle this year.
It’s a wine that seems archaic these days, but with a price worthy of exploration, it offers textures and flavors that are not so easy to come by.
Raids were carried out on the homes and offices of the three people, at a time when Berlin faces pressure over Huawei, the Chinese company that the U.S. has labeled a national security risk.
A philosopher, author and columnist, he was an outspoken hero to conservatives in Britain and recently at the center of, in his words, a “hate storm.”
Britain is scheduled to leave the European Union on Jan. 31. Here’s what will change for travelers — and what won’t.
Her popular crime solvers Hamish Macbeth and Agatha Raisin were the focus of dozens of books, as well as TV series.
Judges’ sentencing remarks in some serious criminal cases in England and Wales will be televised, a rarity in much of Europe.
The elevation of the little-known Mikhail V. Mishustin came a day after President Vladimir V. Putin proposed revising the Constitution in ways that could help him remain in power indefinitely.