Canada Post Strike: What to Know
Postal workers walked off the job to protest cost-cutting measures ordered by the government that are likely to lead to major job losses.
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Tony Blair Emerges as Potential Figure in Postwar Gaza
For the former British prime minister, the Middle East is one of the most consistent, if contentious, chapters in a busy post-Downing Street career.
India-Pakistan Tensions Lead to Trophy-Less Cricket Final at Asia Cup
Months after a military conflict, a cricket tournament brought the Indian team three victories over its fiercest rival but few signs of an easing in bitterness.
Denmark Bans Civilian Drone Flights Ahead of Major E.U. Summit
A spate of recent drone sightings near airports in Denmark and Norway has amplified security concerns in Europe.
The Missiles Threatening Taiwan
China’s rapidly growing missile force threatens Taiwan and the U.S. forces that protect the island.
Typhoon Bualoi Slams Into Central Vietnam, Adding to Death Toll
At least 13 people were killed and dozens more injured in central Vietnam, where 2 million were without power. Bualoi’s deadly path had started with 10 deaths in the Philippines.
Missing From a U.N. Meeting on Helping Refugees? The Refugees.
World leaders will discuss how to assist the Rohingya in the world’s largest refugee settlement. But no one living there is attending the conference at the United Nations.
Russian Meddling Fails to Swing a Pivotal Election in Europe
Moldova’s pro-European party was set for a majority in Parliament, in a vote widely seen as a showdown between Europe and Russia.
Q&A: Our New Global Newsletter Host on Creating an ‘Antidote to the Overwhelm’
Katrin Bennhold is the host of The World, a New York Times newsletter for readers around the globe. It launches this week.
What Questions Do You Have About Trump and the World?
“Ask a Correspondent” will take your questions to Peter Baker, our chief White House correspondent.