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5 octobre 2026 à 01:16
More oil is moving through the Strait of Hormuz. What does that mean for Iran’s wartime leverage?
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The Return of Middle East Oil
More oil is moving through the Strait of Hormuz. What does that mean for Iran’s wartime leverage?
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A Climate Change Rebrand
More politicians have stopped talking about the climate, but the green transition is still moving forward.
A Climate Change Rebrand
1 octobre 2026 à 17:04
More politicians have stopped talking about the climate, but the green transition is still moving forward.
Richmond Park, London, in August.
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The U.S. Departs Iraq
After two decades, American military forces formally withdrew from the battered nation. Our correspondent was there from the beginning.
The U.S. Departs Iraq
30 septembre 2026 à 16:51
After two decades, American military forces formally withdrew from the battered nation. Our correspondent was there from the beginning.
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The Latin American Right’s Big Bet
The Trump administration is exerting new levels of control over the region. What’s the next move?
The Latin American Right’s Big Bet
29 septembre 2026 à 16:52
The Trump administration is exerting new levels of control over the region. What’s the next move?
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The Voices Behind ‘Made in China’
In a faltering Chinese economy, working-class stories are striking a chord.
The Voices Behind ‘Made in China’
28 septembre 2026 à 16:43
In a faltering Chinese economy, working-class stories are striking a chord.
Outside the SEG Plaza in Shenzhen last year.
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A Growing North Korea Problem
In an interview with The New York Times, South Korea’s president dropped a bold proposal for how to curb North Korea’s nuclear program.
A Growing North Korea Problem
28 septembre 2026 à 01:04
In an interview with The New York Times, South Korea’s president dropped a bold proposal for how to curb North Korea’s nuclear program.
South Korea’s president, Lee Jae Myung, during an interview earlier this month.
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Evicted 87-Year-Old Woman Urges Spaniards to ‘Fight’ to Avoid Same Fate
María del Carmen Abascal, whose case has become a symbol of Spain’s housing crisis, appeared in a video from a hospital bed after being removed from her apartment.
Evicted 87-Year-Old Woman Urges Spaniards to ‘Fight’ to Avoid Same Fate
26 septembre 2026 à 18:22
María del Carmen Abascal, whose case has become a symbol of Spain’s housing crisis, appeared in a video from a hospital bed after being removed from her apartment.
María del Carmen Abascal, 87, after she was evicted from her Madrid apartment on Wednesday. “I wasn’t able to defend my home, but I did fight so that others can learn to fight for theirs,” she said.
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Why the U.N. Still Matters
A year ago, the United Nations appeared to be sidelined. But this week has reminded the world that it’s still useful.
Why the U.N. Still Matters
24 septembre 2026 à 17:00
A year ago, the United Nations appeared to be sidelined. But this week has reminded the world that it’s still useful.
António Costa, E.U. president, at the U.N. yesterday.
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