Druze-Bedouin clashes flare up again after government forces pull out of southern Syria
By Abby Sewell
See all articles & perspectives
Afghan data breach: Sir Grant Shapps says his focus was on saving lives
By Jamie Whitehead
The U.K. government secretly relocated thousands of Afghans to Britain for 2 years
By Willem Marx
British spies and SAS named in Afghan data breach
By Joel Gunter
The British people have been kept in the dark for two years
The Afghanistan data leak will haunt British politics for years
By Camilla Cavendish, Baroness Cavendish of Little Venice
See all articles & perspectives
Here are some of the newest UNESCO World Heritage sites
By James Doubek
Yen Tu-Vinh Nghiem-Con Son, Kiep Bac Complex of Monuments and Landscapes
From French Stonehenge to Fairytale Castles, These 32 Sites Just Earned World Heritage Status
By Min Chen
The original ‘Disney castle’ finally named as Unesco World Heritage Site
By Simon Calder
These 26 Sites Were Just Added to the UNESCO World Heritage List
By Jessica Puckett
See all articles & perspectives
Netanyahu calls Pope Leo after uproar over Israeli attack on Gaza church
By Mehul Srivastava, Steff Chavez & Amy Kazmin
Christian leaders make rare visit to Gaza following deadly Israeli church attack
By Sophie von der Tann
Netanyahu calls Pope Leo XIV after deadly Israeli strike on Gazan church
By Nadine El-Bawab
Israel says it 'deeply regrets' deadly strike on Catholic Church in Gaza
Press Release from the Latin Patriarchate
See all articles & perspectives
E.U. hits Russia with new round of sanctions targeting energy
By Ellen Francis
EU Targets Russia With Toughest Sanctions Package in Years
By Bojan Pancevski & Laurence Norman
Oil prices rise after new EU sanctions on Russia
By Robert Harvey
EU lowers price cap for Russian crude under new sanctions package
By Ruxandra Iordache
Europe Sanctions on India’s Nayara Energy Puts Its Sale at Risk
By Nicholas Lua & Rakesh Sharma
See all articles & perspectives
Statement of condemnation by the North Atlantic Council concerning Russian malicious cyber activities
UK discovers Russian 'espionage tool', sanctions GRU officers over cyberattacks
Lammy announces exposure of 18 Russian spies after UK cyber-attacks
By Rowena Mason
UK sanctions Russian intelligence officers who targeted Mariupol theater and family of poisoned spy
By Emma Burrows
UK sanctions Russian spies for malicious activity
By Hafsa Khalil
See all articles & perspectives
Britain to lower voting age to 16 before next national election, government announces
See all articles & perspectives
Live updates: IDF halts Gaza rocket, Sa'ar approves aid to Syrian Druze
Hamas military spokesperson: No promise to offer partial deal again in future negotiations
Hamas's Abu Obeida pledges 'long war of attrition' if Israel chooses to continue Gaza fighting
Gaza terror group claims it proposed releasing all hostages to end war
By Post Staff
Hamas Says No Interim Truce Possible Without Work Toward Permanent Ceasefire Deal
See all articles & perspectives
North Korea bans foreign tourists to newly opened beach resort
By Hyung-jin Kim
Germany deports 81 Afghan nationals under tougher migration policy
By Al Yahyai & Diana Resnik
Germany resumes deportations to Afghanistan
By Richard Connor
Germany deports Afghans after striking deal with Taliban
By James Rothwell
Germany deports 81 Afghan men to their homeland in 2nd flight since the Taliban’s return
By Geir Moulson
German Foreign Minister Expresses Concern About Human Rights Under Taliban
See all articles & perspectives
Air India cockpit recording suggests captain cut fuel to engines before crash, source says
By David Shepardson & Dan Catchpole
Germany’s Merz and UK’s Starmer Sign Mutual Defense Pact as U.S. Steps Back
By Mark Landler & Jim Tankersley
See all articles & perspectives
Migrants deported by the US to Eswatini being held in solitary confinement
‘Not Trump’s dumping ground’: Outrage over arrival of foreign US deportees in tiny African nation
By Nimi Princewill, Sarah Dean & Larry Madowo
Eswatini Says It Will Repatriate Migrants Deported by the Trump Administration
By Hamed Aleaziz & John Eligon
5 immigrants deported by the US to Eswatini in Africa are held in solitary confinement
Trump admin restarts third country deportations with flight to Eswatini
By Laura Strickler
See all articles & perspectives
UK, France and Germany Plan for a Post-U.S. Future
By Jim Tankersley & Michael D. Shear
Britain and Europe are changing together
By Mark Leonard
As US support for NATO wobbles, France and UK strengthen nuclear ties
Opinion
By Dov S. Zakheim
U.K. and France recommit to Storm Shadow missile and its successor
By Colin Demarest
Britain Rediscovers Europe as Macron and Merz Lead a Democratic Reawakening
By Polly Toynbee
See all articles & perspectives
Washington diverts Patriots bound for Switzerland to support Ukraine
By Ashley Roque
See all articles & perspectives
Column | The rest of the world struggles to restrain Israel
By Ishaan Tharoor
UN’s Albanese hails 30-nation meeting aimed at ending Israeli occupation of Palestine
By Patrick Wintour
Coalition of Nations Announces Steps to “End Israel’s Era of Impunity” After Global Summit
Colombia hosts first Hague Group summit to finalize action against Israel’s Gaza offensive
By Diego Stacey
Hague Group announces steps to hold Israel accountable in Bogota summit
See all articles & perspectives
Ukraine invites foreign defense companies to test weapons on the battlefield
Ukraine offers its front line as test bed for foreign weapons
By Sabine Siebold
Western arms makers can now live-test their prototype weapons on the battlefield against Russia's forces
By Matthew Loh
Foreign defense companies can now test weapons in Ukraine
By Anna Desmarais
Ukraine launches platform for testing foreign defense technologies “on real battlefield”
See all articles & perspectives
Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, July 17, 2025
By Grace Mappes, Christina Harward & Karolina Hird
Russia’s summer Ukraine offensive looks like its deadliest yet
Opinion - Vladimir Putin’s growing ‘red tide’ in eastern Ukraine
Opinion
By Mark Toth & Jonathan Sweet
Explainer: What Russia could achieve in Ukraine by Trump's 50-day deadline
By Asami Terajima
Russia's summer push in Ukraine targets three fronts but faces stern resistance
By Abdujalil Abdurasulov
See all articles & perspectives
France’s budget bombshell is a wake-up call for Europe as it veers toward bankruptcy
By Carlo Martuscelli
How can French PM avert another budget crisis?
By Leigh Thomas
Could axing two national holidays save France from its mountain of debt?
By Hugh Schofield
France’s premier wants to ax two holidays to boost growth. Non, people say.
By Annabelle Timsit
Work More to Earn Less: France’s New Revolution
Opinion
By Lionel Laurent
See all articles & perspectives
Mediators bullish on chances for Gaza deal next week after main obstacles overcome
Hamas says Israel rejected ceasefire deal releasing all captives in Gaza
Hoping to Hasten a Gaza Truce, Trump Showers Netanyahu With Love and Understanding
By Amos Harel
Gaza mediators present updated offer, hope for ceasefire and hostage deal soon
By Barak Ravid
Israel has 'made significant strides' in Qatar talks, Hamas is curbing progress - Israeli official
By Amichai Stein
See all articles & perspectives
‘We painted, sang songs’: the Russian woman found living in Indian cave with daughters
By Hannah Ellis-Petersen
Mystery surrounds Russian mum and children found in Indian cave
By Geeta Pandey
Indian Police Discover a Russian Woman Living in a Cave With Two Daughters
By Hari Kumar & Anupreeta Das
‘They were very happy’: Russian mother defends decision to live with two daughters in remote Indian cave
By Kathleen Mae Magramo & Aishwarya S Iyer
Partner of Russian woman found in Karnataka's Gokarna speaks out: ‘Didn’t know Nina Kutina, kids were living in cave'
See all articles & perspectives
South Korea: Four dead, 1,300 evacuated as heavy rain drenches country
By Kelly Ng
'Never seen this much rain': South Korean farmer fears flood ruin
Torrential rain pounds South Korea for third day as thousands take shelter
‘Car is being swept away’: Man’s last call to wife as South Korea hit by heavy rain and landslides
By Stuti Mishra
At least 4 dead and 1,300 evacuated after heavy rain in South Korea
See all articles & perspectives
Ukrainian drones reportedly attack Moscow for second night in a row
By Anna Fratsyvir
Russia Says Ukrainian Drones Targeted Moscow, St. Petersburg
By Matthew Luxmoore & Thomas Grove
Ukraine targets Moscow as Russia reports shooting down more than 140 drones
By David Brennan
Russia says it downed 73 Ukrainian drones, including 3 flying to Moscow
By Lidia Kelly, Ronald Popeski & Sandra Maler
Ukrainian drones target Russia's capital, surrounding areas
See all articles & perspectives
Mexico City unveils plan to tackle gentrification after mass protests
By Michael Rios & Gerardo Lemos
Officials at popular tourist spot cave to protesters who called out Americans
By Ashley J. DiMella
Mexico City Vows To Tackle Gentrification After Protests
Mexico City’s mayor unveils housing program to reduce impacts of gentrification
Backlash against Mexico City gentrification echoes global anger at overtourism and rising rents
By Oscar Lopez
See all articles & perspectives
One of These BRICS Is Not Like the Others
By Alex Travelli
Global South Credibility: India's Neutral Stance Undermines Leadership Ambitions
Opinion
By Bharat Bhushan
The Brics Coalition Is Starting to Gel Into a Real Threat to the West
By Maria Vassalou
Trump’s new list of enemy countries could be a self-fulfilling prophecy
Opinion
By Stephen Kinzer
BRICS and the future of strategic non-alignment
By Irene Mia
See all articles & perspectives
Exclusive / Saudi considers NEOM job cuts, relocations amid cost pressures
By Matthew Martin
Saudi Arabia reckons with its costly megaprojects as $500 billion 'The Line' is reviewed
Opinion
By Natasha Turak
Saudi Arabia Taps Consultants to Review Neom’s ‘Line’ Project
New Aerial Photos Show Progress on World's Biggest Construction Site
By Amira El-Fekki
NEOM's Future Hangs in Balance as Riyadh Tightens Fiscal Belt
By Charles Kennedy
See all articles & perspectives
Iran resupplies militia proxies: Israel, US strikes don't stop arms flow
By Post Staff
Yemen fighters allied to exiled government claim seizure of tons of Iranian-supplied Houthi weapons
By Jon Gambrell
Yemeni Partners Successfully Interdict Massive Iranian Weapons Shipment Bound for the Houthis
Iran moves to rearm Houthis and Hezbollah after Israel war
By Kieran Kelly
Iran Responds to Massive US Weapons Bust
By Amir Daftari
See all articles & perspectives
Georgian leader scoffs at EU threat to visa-free travel
By Yurii Stasiuk
As democracy in Georgia collapses, Russia, China and Iran see an opening
By Jill Dougherty
A Georgian Dream Deferred
By James P. Sutton
As Georgian Regime Intensifies Crackdown, U.S. Should Support Its People
By David J. Kramer & Ian C. Kelly
Listen: Why should Georgia's crackdown on democracy worry Europe?
See all articles & perspectives
Puerto Rico bans hormone therapy and gender surgery for trans people under 21
Puerto Rico bans gender-affirming care for trans people younger than 21
By Brooke Migdon
Puerto Rico law criminalizes hormone therapy and gender-affirming surgery for transgender people under 21
Breaking: Puerto Rico's governor just signed one of the harshest gender-affirming care laws yet
By Christopher Wiggins
Puerto Rican governor signs gender-affirming care ban that sends violators to prison for 15 years
By Molly Sprayregen
See all articles & perspectives
US general says NATO could seize Russia's Kaliningrad with 'unheard of' speed
By Tim Zadorozhnyy
Russia says NATO threatens WWIII in latest deterrence plan that could take down Kaliningrad ‘faster than ever’
By Caitlin McFall
Army Europe chief unveils NATO eastern flank defense plan
By Jen Judson
NATO Warns Russia About Seizing Territory in Europe
By Jordan King
Sustainment is key to deterrence on NATO’s Eastern Flank
By Daniel Yeadon
See all articles & perspectives
Human Rights Defenders Are Fleeing El Salvador as Bukele Cracks Down
By Nikki Mccann Ramirez
Facing threats, leading human rights group exits El Salvador
By Andrea Salcedo Llaurado
Top rights group leaves El Salvador after threats from its government
Why dozens of journalists and human rights leaders are fleeing El Salvador
By Kate Linthicum
Prominent Human Rights Group Flees El Salvador
By Annie Correal
See all articles & perspectives
Dramatic Drone Footage Of Iceland's Latest Volcanic Eruption Shows An Epic Scene From Hell
By Russell T. Moul
Volcano erupts in Iceland spewing lava from the ground
Icelandic volcano erupts again, prompting evacuations at nearby town and Blue Lagoon
By Julia Jacobo
Iceland volcano eruption forces evacuation of town and iconic geothermal spa
Lava erupts from gigantic fissure in Iceland following earthquake swarm — and the photos are epic
By Patrick Pester
See all articles & perspectives
Russia must be ready to strike West if it escalates Ukraine war, Medvedev says
By Andrew Osborn & Guy Faulconbridge
Russia threatens West with ‘preemptive strikes’ as NATO looks to deliver Patriots 'as quickly as possible'
By Caitlin McFall
Russia's Medvedev says Moscow will withstand new EU sanctions, escalate strikes on Ukraine
By Andrew Osborn & Maxim Rodionov
Russia must be ready to strike the West if it escalates the war in Ukraine, Kremlin says
By Ronny Reyes
Ukraine-Russia war latest: Zelensky and Trump consider drone ‘mega-deal’ as Russia steps up attacks
By Arpan Rai
See all articles & perspectives