Жахливий місяць російського полону: історія одного підвалу в українському селі
У цьому місці, де російські військові утримували усіх жителів села Ягідне – понад 350 людей – список загиблих досі викарбувано на стіні
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Should We Stop Building Roads to Combat Climate Change? One Country Thinks So
The Welsh government has decided that building new roads would encourage more car use—hurting its emissions goals.
The Failures of Turkey’s Earthquake Response
From Twitter censorship to arrests, the Turkish government has received criticism for its disaster response—or lack thereof.
Camera the Size of a Grain of Salt
Cameras are getting smaller and smaller, changing the scale and scope of surveillance.
Inside the Basement Where an Entire Ukrainian Village Spent a Harrowing Month in Captivity
In this place where Russian troops held everyone in Yahidne—more than 350 people—captive, a list of the dead still remains etched on a wall.
What to Know About Nicola Sturgeon’s Shock Resignation as Scotland’s Leader
Scotland’s first female leader announced her resignation Wednesday amid a deep debate on the future of the Scottish independence movement.
China Vows to ‘Take Countermeasures’ Against U.S. in Response to Balloon Downing
Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin said Beijing “will take countermeasures against relevant U.S. entities that have undermined our sovereignty and security.”
Why Much of Asia Isn’t Bothered About the Balloon Spat Between the U.S. and China
While reactions in the U.S. and China have been predictable, reactions across the Asia-Pacific have been more muted and thus more telling.
China’s Purported World-Beating Drop in Covid Deaths Revives Concerns About Data Accuracy
China is posting the steepest drop in Covid deaths among more than 20 places hit hardest by omicron, reviving questions about its virus data and the true impact of the reopening wave as Beijing works to move on from the pandemic.
Qatar Donates World Cup Fan Cabins to Survivors of Turkish Earthquakes
Qatar plans to send 10,000 mobile homes, which were needed to house some of the 1.4 million soccer fans who descended on the country last year.