Worst Day of Train Strikes Threatens to Bring U.K. to a Halt
Britain is mired in industrial action with workers ranging from train drivers to nurses protesting against below-inflation pay offers.
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Hong Kong to Start Reopening Border with China on Sunday
The reopening is expected to provide a much-needed boost to Hong Kong’s economy
What to Know About the Alleged Physical Confrontation by Prince William Reportedly Detailed in Harry’s New Memoir
The estranged Duke of Sussex reveals a physical altercation with the Prince of Wales in his much-awaited autobiography, Spare.
Record Winter Heat Wave Forces Snowless European Ski Resorts to Close
Only weeks into the season, some Alpine ski destinations are closed as climate change drives milder winters with little to no snow.
What to Expect From Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI’s Funeral
Pope Francis will preside over the funeral mass
The Delicate Status Quo Around Jerusalem’s Holiest Site Is Unraveling
The contentious visit by Israel’s far-right Ben-Gvir to Al Aqsa Mosque Tuesday underscores a worrying trend.
How Denmark Put an End to Bank Robberies
The country recorded zero bank robberies in 2022—but fraudsters are turning to digital scams.
Why U.S. HIMARS Rockets Are Becoming Increasingly Decisive for Ukraine
The rockets have provided Ukraine with greater long range capabilities in responding to Russian aggression.
She’s Spent a Decade Fighting to Ban Nuclear Weapons. The Stakes Are Only Getting Higher
Beatrice Fihn, who won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2017, on why she’s optimistic about the prospect of nuclear disarmament
Saudi Arabia Is Getting the World’s First ‘Ronaldo Correspondent’
The move comes as Cristiano Ronaldo embarks on a $214 million a year deal to play for Al Nassr.