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Pakistan Live Updates: Imran Khan and Supreme Court News

The Darul Uloom Haqqania madrasa in Akhora Khattak, Pakistan, has educated more Taliban leaders than any school in the world.Credit…Saiyna Bashir for The New York Times ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Pakistan, a nuclear-armed nation that is home to the world’s second-largest Muslim population, has for decades been a reluctant — if important — American partner in […]

Updated: Apr 4, 2022
Pro-Putin Leaders in Hungary and Serbia Set to Win Re-election

BUDAPEST — Overshadowed by the war in Ukraine, elections on Sunday in Hungary and Serbia appear to have extended the tenures of Europe’s two most Kremlin-friendly leaders, both populist strongmen fortified by their overwhelming control of the media and cheap energy from Russia. With more than 60 percent of the votes counted in Hungary, preliminary […]

Updated: Apr 3, 2022
Imran Khan Live Updates: Pakistan Parliament News and the Latest

Police officers outside the compound in Abbottabad, Pakistan, where U.S. forces killed Osama bin Laden in May 2011.Credit…Warrick Page for The New York Times Prime Minister Imran Khan has made anti-Americanism a staple of his political identity, and he now claims that Washington is behind the effort to remove him from power. It’s only the […]

Updated: Apr 3, 2022
With Ukraine War, Viktor Orban Softens His Embrace of Russia

DEBRECEN, Hungary — The towering memorial, erected on the battlefield where the Russian imperial army routed Hungarian troops, mourns Russia’s 1849 victory over “brave homeland defenders.” It is a reminder of how, for centuries, the Hungarian psyche has been shaped and scarred by the specter of Russian domination. “There has been a constant fear of […]

Updated: Apr 2, 2022
Russia-Ukraine War: Live Updates – The New York Times

WASHINGTON — The Ukrainians have launched successful but limited counterattacks east and northeast of Kyiv, blows that may have sped up the Russian pullback once it became clear to Moscow that its forces would not be able to take Ukraine’s capital, according to Western diplomats and independent military analysts. The Russian pullback is real, these […]

Updated: Apr 2, 2022
Pope Apologizes to Indigenous People of Canada

The delegates also asked Francis to revoke a 1493 papal bull issued by Pope Alexander VI that had given Spain authority over the newly discovered lands of the Americas, allowing the Spanish to colonize and enslave the Indigenous peoples and convert them to Catholicism. The papal bull, which informed the “doctrine of discovery,” was “used […]

Updated: Apr 1, 2022
Syrian Mercenaries Deploy to Russia en Route to Ukrainian Battlefields

BEIRUT, Lebanon — Hundreds of Syrian fighters are en route to join Russian forces in Ukraine, effectively returning the favor to Moscow for helping President Bashar al-Assad crush rebels in an 11-year civil war, according to two people monitoring the flow of mercenaries. A first contingent of soldiers has already arrived in Russia for military […]

Updated: Apr 1, 2022
More Mixed Signals From Russia as Ukraine War Enters Sixth Week

KRAKOW, Poland — Facing deeper isolation by the day over the Ukraine war, Russia seemed to slightly recalibrate its stance Thursday, allowing greater humanitarian access to the devastated port city of Mariupol and apparently retreating from a payment confrontation with European gas customers. But Western officials said they saw little evidence to support Russia’s claims […]

Updated: Mar 31, 2022
Live Updates: Ukraine-Russia War – The New York Times

Farmers are spending more to keep tractors and combines running. Shipping and trucking companies are passing higher costs to retailers, which are beginning to pass them on to shoppers. And local governments are paying hundreds of thousands of dollars extra to fill up school buses. Construction costs could soon rise, too. The source is the […]

Updated: Mar 31, 2022
Serbia Sticks With Russia, Bound by a Sense of Victimhood

BELGRADE, Serbia — Mindful of the angry and still-unhealed wounds left by NATO’s bombing of Serbia more than 20 years ago, Ukraine’s ambassador appeared on Serbian television after Russia invaded and bombed his country in the hope of rousing sympathy. Instead of getting time to explain Ukraine’s misery, however, the ambassador, Oleksandr Aleksandrovych, had to […]

Updated: Mar 30, 2022