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  1. A Massive Trump Painting Is Mysteriously Missing

    A portrait of former President Donald J. Trump by a Salvadoran painter is one of several gifts to the presidential family that is now unaccounted for.

  2. Boris Johnson Admits Misleading U.K. Parliament Over Lockdown Parties

    Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson of Britain, who will testify before a committee investigating whether he lied to lawmakers, said any misinformation was not intentional.

  3. Justice Dept. Embraces Supporting Role in Pursuing War Crimes in Ukraine

    Prosecutors are investigating war crimes against Americans but are mainly focused on helping Ukraine to hold Russians accountable for atrocities.

  4. Saudi Arabia Frees Saad Almadi, U.S. Dual Citizen Jailed for Dissent

    Saad Almadi, 72, a Florida resident, was one of several Americans and hundreds of Saudis caught up in the crackdown under Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. He still cannot fly home, his son said.

  5. Live Updates: With Xi and Putin Set to Resume Talks, Japan’s Leader Visits Ukraine

    China and Japan were making competing displays of support amid Russia’s war in Ukraine. Beijing has cast Xi’s state visit to Moscow as a “trip for peace,” despite little public mention of Russia’s inv

  6. Macron Plots Next Move in French Pensions Dispute

    The future of President Emmanuel Macron’s second term was unclear after a no-confidence vote triggered by his effort to raise France’s retirement age fell short by only nine votes.

  7. A Translation Problem

    A small change to climate science could make a big difference for Americans.

  8. British Woman Finishes 10-Year Survey of National Trust Scones

    A Londoner spent 10 years sampling scones at hundreds of historic sites across the U.K. Here’s why her story made headlines — and which essential topping she says should come before the other.

  9. As War in Ukraine Grinds on, China Helps Refill Russian Drone Supplies

    China has shipped more than $12 million in drones to Russia since it invaded Ukraine, in an indication of quiet collaboration between the two.

  10. The Head Spinning Reality of Venezuela’s Economy

    After years of extreme scarcity, some Venezuelans lead lives of luxury as others scrape by. The nation of grinding scarcity has increasingly become one of haves and have-nots.

  11. Following a Folk Tale Through the Himalayas

    On a trip through northern India, a writer was guided by the age-old epic story of “Rajula Malushahi,” which led him to a series of unexpected places.

  12. Report Finds London Police Force Is Sexist and Racist

    The report, ordered up after the murder of Sarah Everard by a London police officer in 2021, denounced the culture within Britain’s largest police force and called for change.

  13. An Explosion in Crimea Destroyed Russian Cruise Missiles, Ukrainian Officials Say

  14. Japan’s Prime Minister Becomes Last G7 Leader to Visit Ukraine

    Fumio Kishida, who has been seeking a more active role for his country in international affairs, made an unannounced trip to meet with Ukraine’s president.

  15. Your Tuesday Briefing

    Xi Jinping’s visit to Moscow.

  16. Putin and Xi Celebrate Ties Unbroken by Russia’s War in Ukraine

    President Vladimir V. Putin welcomed Xi Jinping, China’s top leader, to Russia, briefly noting Beijing’s peace plan for Ukraine but stressing Moscow and Beijing’s enduring partnership.

  17. Macron’s Government Survives but Faces Wrath of France Over Pension Overhaul

    Two no-confidence votes failed to oust the cabinet of President Emmanuel Macron over his raising the retirement age to 64 from 62.

  18. Your Tuesday Briefing: Xi Meets Putin in Moscow

    Also, a major U.N. climate report and a manhunt in the Indian state of Punjab.

  19. Lead Exposure From U.S. Car Batteries Threatens Health of Mexican Workers

    The removal of lead from car batteries, many from the United States, at recycling plants in northern Mexico has led to high levels of lead contamination, a new report found.

  20. Xi Condemns Killings in African Nation Where Russian and Chinese Interests Compete

    Nine Chinese nationals were killed in the Central African Republic, where the Kremlin-aligned Wagner group controls a gold mine and Chinese companies have built their own operations.

  21. French government and Macron’s retirement overhaul survive a no-confidence vote. Here’s the latest.

  22. Biden Administration Authorizes $350 Million for Ukraine Military Aid

    The latest infusion of aid is aimed at giving Ukraine much needed ammunition ahead of a planned spring offensive.

  23. Blinken Says Xi’s Russia Visit Amounts to ‘Diplomatic Cover’ for War Crimes

    The U.S. secretary of state said the Chinese leader’s visit indicated that Beijing felt “no responsibility” to hold Russia accountable for atrocities in Ukraine.

  24. Who’s Behind the Judicial Overhaul Now Dividing Israel? Two Americans.

    Kohelet, the once-obscure think tank that conceived and now champions a revamped court system, is an American import.

  25. European Officials Agree to Supply More Artillery Shells to Ukraine

    Ukraine using up artillery shells faster than the West can produce them.

  26. France Live Updates: No-Confidence Vote Nears as Fury Grows Over Pensions

    Lawmakers in France are debating motions to oust President Emmanuel Macron’s cabinet, days after he rammed a proposal to raise the legal retirement age through Parliament without a full vote.

  27. Meta Manager Was Hacked With Spyware and Wiretapped in Greece

    Artemis Seaford, a dual U.S.-Greek national, was targeted with a cyberespionage tool while also under a wiretap by the Greek spy agency in a case that shows the spread of illicit snooping in Europe.

  28. First Official Estimate of Somalia’s Drought Shows 43,000 Dead

    At least half of the deaths were children under the age of 5, according to the report by health researchers, the United Nations and the Somali government.

  29. Israel’s Leaders Advance Key Part of Judicial Overhaul but Delay Rest

    The government vowed to press on with a plan to take more control over appointing judges. But other changes were postponed in a move that was presented as a concession.

  30. What to Expect From France’s No-Confidence Vote

    Lawmakers in the National Assembly will debate two motions to oust President Emmanuel Macron’s cabinet and defeat his plan to raise the national retirement age.

  31. Macron Cabinet Faces No-Confidence Vote in France’s Pension Bill Fight

    President Emmanuel Macron rammed a proposal to raise the legal age of retirement through France’s Parliament without a vote, touching off violent protests and angering lawmakers.

  32. American Held Hostage in Africa Is Freed

    Jeffery Woodke, an American aid worker abducted in Niger by militants, was released after more than six years in captivity.

  33. 1948: Egypt Starts Power Project

    Laying the foundation stone of a hydroelectric project that would have ambitious successors.

  34. Australian State Moves to Ban Nazi Salute After Rally

    After neo-Nazis appeared at a protest against transgender rights in Melbourne, a local politician was facing expulsion from her party for taking part in the demonstration.

  35. Who Are Russia’s Friends Amid the War in Ukraine?

    India and South Africa are among the nations that have not criticized Russia for invading Ukraine. Some others have supplied military aid.

  36. Earth to Hit Critical Warming Threshold by Early 2030s, Climate Panel Says

    A new U.N. report says it is still possible to hold global warming to relatively safe levels, but doing so will require global cooperation, billions of dollars and big changes.

  37. Earth to Hit Critical Warming Threshold by Early 2030s, Climate Panel Says

    A new U.N. report says it is still possible to hold global warming to relatively safe levels, but doing so will require global cooperation, billions of dollars and big changes.

  38. India Blocks Internet in Punjab as Security Forces Pursue Separatist

    The rise of Amritpal Singh, a self-styled preacher, has raised fears of violence in Punjab, where thousands died in the 1980s during a Sikh insurgency.

  39. Live Updates: Xi Arrives in Moscow for State Visit to Highlight China’s Ties to Russia

    China is calling Xi Jinping’s visit a “trip for peace,” but he is unlikely to risk straining the country’s ties with Russia and President Vladimir V. Putin.

  40. Indictment Week?

    If Trump is indicted, this week will be unlike any other in American politics.

  41. A WWII Pilot Saved His Crew. It Took 80 Years to Identify His Remains.

    Lt. William B. Montgomery flew a B-24 Liberator toward the British coast after it was hit in June 1944. Historians credit him for saving the lives of seven crew members.

  42. Macron Cabinet Faces No-Confidence Vote in France’s Pension Bill Fight

    President Emmanuel Macron rammed a proposal to raise the legal age of retirement through France’s Parliament without a vote, touching off violent protests and angering lawmakers.

  43. Lead Exposure From U.S. Car Batteries Threatens Health of Mexican Workers

    The removal of lead from car batteries, many from the United States, at recycling plants in northern Mexico has led to high levels of lead contamination, a new report found.

  44. Why China and Russia Are Closer Than Ever

    This week’s meeting between the leaders of China and Russia marks another key moment in the deepening relationship between the two powers.

  45. Some Details on the Agenda for Xi Jinping’s Visit to Russia

    The Chinese leader is expected to talk to Vladimir V. Putin about Ukraine and other issues.

  46. The Children of the Iraq War Have Grown Up, but Some Wounds Don’t Heal

    Twenty years after the U.S. invaded Iraq, a veteran Times correspondent and photographer asked Iraqis about growing up in wartime, and about their hopes now.

  47. Your Monday Briefing

    Will Trump be arrested this week?

  48. Xi Heads to Russia, Praising Putin and Saying Little About Ukraine

    China is calling Xi Jinping’s visit a “trip for peace,” but he is unlikely to risk straining the country’s ties with Russia and President Vladimir V. Putin.

  49. Your Monday Briefing: Putin and Xi to Meet in Moscow

    Also, Donald Trump says his arrest is imminent and UBS agrees to buy Credit Suisse.

  50. Lab Leak or Not? How Politics Shaped the Battle Over Covid’s Origin

    A lab leak was once dismissed by many as a conspiracy theory. But the idea is gaining traction, even as evidence builds that the virus emerged from a market.