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Washington Post World News
May 19, 2025

How ancient India changed the world
The Indian subcontinent's connections to the West, especially via the Roman empire, were far richer than once thought.

Washington Post World News
May 18, 2025

Pro-European centrist beats right-wing nationalist in Romanian vote
Analysts called the presidential election the country's most consequential since the 1989 fall of communism.

Washington Post World News
May 18, 2025

Pro-European centrist leads Romanian vote, exit polls show
Bucharest Mayor Nicosur Dan also led right-wing Euroskeptic George Simion in a partial vote count in Sunday's presidential election.

Washington Post World News
May 18, 2025

Israeli ground operations underway in Gaza; some food to be allowed in
The Israeli military said the new offensive would include dividing up the enclave and pushing the population out of areas in which it operates.

Washington Post World News
May 18, 2025

Israel says ‘extensive' ground operations underway in Gaza Strip
The Israeli military said the ground maneuvers were part of Operation Gideon's Chariots, an offensive that could include the occupation of Gaza.

Washington Post World News
May 18, 2025

Vance, Zelensky meet in Rome amid Trump push for Ukraine ceasefire
The meeting, which also included Secretary of State Marco Rubio, was the first encounter between Vance and Zelensky since a heated Oval Office session in February.

Washington Post World News
May 18, 2025

In inauguration, Leo urges end to division: It's ‘the hour for love'
Leo, the first American and second Latin American pope, celebrated his inaugural mass at the Vatican after waving to the faithful on the popemobile.

Washington Post World News
May 18, 2025

In inauguration, Leo XIV urges end of division: ‘This is the hour for love'
Leo, the first American and second Latin American pope, celebrated his inaugural mass at the Vatican after waving to the faithful on the popemobile.

Washington Post World News
May 18, 2025

U.S. funding halted Africa's HIV crisis. Trump's cuts have forced a reckoning.
How the abrupt withdrawal of U.S. foreign aid in Africa exposed its devastating downside for recipients.

Washington Post World News
May 18, 2025

Bukele's crackdown pushes top Salvadoran journalists to flee
El Salvador's top independent investigative news outlet moved its headquarters to Costa Rica in 2023. More of its journalists left the country this month.

Washington Post World News
May 18, 2025

The Catholic Church inaugurates Pope Leo XIV
Leo, the first American and second Latin American pope, is holding his inaugural mass at the Vatican after waving to the faithful on the popemobile.

Washington Post World News
May 18, 2025

Pope Leo XIV to be formally installed on Sunday
The Catholic church on Sunday will inaugurate the first American and second Latin American pope.

Washington Post World News
May 18, 2025

Romania could be next to elect a right-wing populist: What to know
George Simion suggests Romania, a member of the European Union and NATO, should stop aiding Ukraine. Ukraine has banned him as a "national security threat."

Washington Post World News
May 18, 2025

As India, Pakistan hail military feats, Kashmiris are left to grieve
Days into a fragile ceasefire, The Washington Post visited devastated villages near the Line of Control in Indian-administered Kashmir.

Washington Post World News
May 17, 2025

China's warplane combat debut over Kashmir riles tense geopolitics
Chinese officials are balancing nationalistic fervor and diplomatic restraint amid Pakistani claims that Chinese jets downed five Indian warplanes. And Washington is watching.

Washington Post World News
May 17, 2025

Nine killed in strike on bus in Ukraine's Sumy region, officials say
A family and pension-aged women were among the victims of a strike by a Russian Lancet attack drone on Saturday, said local authorities and President Zelensky.

Washington Post World News
May 17, 2025

Can Leo, a pan-American pope, boost the Catholic Church's popularity?
There are early signs that Pope Leo XIV is capitalizing on a moment of euphoria for Catholics and gaining traction within a divided church.

Washington Post World News
May 17, 2025

Can Leo, the Pan-American pope, boost the Catholic Church's popularity?
There are early signs that Pope Leo XIV is capitalizing on a moment of euphoria for Catholics and gaining traction within a divided church.

Washington Post World News
May 16, 2025

Russia takes tough stance in Istanbul talks, threatens Ukraine with long war
After dangling the possibility of his attendance, Trump said he would stay away but still wants to meet with Putin, further weakening the Istanbul talks.

Washington Post World News
May 16, 2025

Israel ramps up attacks on Gaza as Trump leaves region without a deal
The withering Israeli aerial campaign appeared to presage the ground operation Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed to launch if no ceasefire and hostage deal were struck by the time Trump returned to the U.S.

Washington Post World News
May 16, 2025

Russia takes hardline stance in Istanbul talks, meeting ends quickly
After dangling the possibility of his attendance, Trump says he will stay away but still wants to meet with Putin, further weakening the Istanbul talks.

Washington Post World News
May 16, 2025

ICC war crimes prosecutor takes leave amid sexual misconduct inquiry
Karim Khan, the International Criminal Court's chief prosecutor, is pursuing cases against Russia's Vladimir Putin and Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu.

Washington Post World News
May 16, 2025

Ukraine, Russia talks in Istanbul last less than two hours
After dangling the possibility of his attendance, Trump says he will stay away but still wants to meet with Putin, further weakening the Istanbul talks.

Washington Post World News
May 16, 2025

AI poses new moral questions. Pope Leo says the Catholic Church has answers.
The disruptive impact of artificial intelligence poses moral, ethical and spiritual questions. The new pope says the world's largest church has answers.

Washington Post World News
May 16, 2025

On a remote Australian island, the birds are so full of plastic they crunch
Seabirds have been fishing plastic from the ocean and feeding it to their chicks, researchers say. One bird was found to have ingested nearly 800 pieces.

Washington Post World News
May 16, 2025

A Russian-stoked protest movement lifts a MAGA-like populist in Romania
Sunday's presidential election in Romania could have significant implications for NATO and the European Union if the ultranationalist candidate wins.

Washington Post World News
May 16, 2025

Pakistan rallies around the military. But political unity is elusive.
Pakistan's generals are in an unexpectedly comfortable position after the ceasefire with India. But will they help bridge the country's deep political divides?

Washington Post World News
May 16, 2025

Russia is targeting Ukrainian hotels to discourage journalists, report says
Russia claims the hotels have housed military targets, but Reporters Without Borders says the attacks are aimed at reducing coverage of the war.

Washington Post World News
May 16, 2025

In Middle East, Trump marginalizes Israel without helping Gaza
As President Donald Trump's Middle East sojourn drew to a close, a much-vaunted "grand bargain" bringing peace to a restive region was nowhere in sight.

Washington Post World News
May 15, 2025

Israel ramps up strikes in Gaza as Trump tours Middle East
The ramped up strikes began just hours after the Trump administration brokered the release on Monday of Edan Alexander in direct talks with Hamas.

Washington Post World News
May 15, 2025

The history behind Trump's offer of refugee status to White South Africans
The Trump administration is resettling Afrikaners in the United States after halting admission for other refugees. Here's what to know.

Washington Post World News
May 15, 2025

Ukraine-Russia talks back on track but Rubio expects no breakthrough
Rubio said the low level of the Russian delegation likely meant there would be no major breakthroughs for the first direct talks between the two sides in years.

Washington Post World News
May 15, 2025

After day of confusion, Ukraine-Russia talks in Istanbul back on track
There had been speculation that the talks would feature a Putin-Zelensky meet-up, but the Kremlin opted for less-prominent negotiators.

Washington Post World News
May 15, 2025

What is birthright citizenship, and which countries have it?
President Donald Trump has falsely claimed the U.S. is alone in offering citizenship as a birthright. More than 30 countries do — but some have rolled it back.

Washington Post World News
May 15, 2025

Mexican beauty influencer shot dead during live stream
Valeria Márquez was streaming on TikTok from a salon in Jalisco state, Mexico, when she was shot by a person not visible to the camera.

Washington Post World News
May 15, 2025

Ukraine agrees to meet with low-level Russian delegation for talks
There had been speculation that the talks would feature a Putin-Zelensky meet-up, but the Kremlin opted for less-prominent negotiators.

Washington Post World News
May 15, 2025

A new pope confronts his church's abuse scandal amid praise and scrutiny
Survivors say Pope Leo must commit to transparency in investigations of priests accused of sexual abuse. His record on doing so in past years has some worried.

Washington Post World News
May 15, 2025

Russia's choice of low-level delegation puts Ukraine talks in doubt
There had been speculation that the talks would feature a Putin-Zelensky meet-up, but the Kremlin opted for less-prominent negotiators.

Washington Post World News
May 15, 2025

She covered human rights for VOA in Azerbaijan. Now she's in jail.
Ulviyya Ali reported for Voice of America for years. Trump's moves to dismantle the U.S.-funded outlet may have put her at greater risk, activists say.

Washington Post World News
May 15, 2025

In Harvard's archives, British scholars find a lost Magna Carta
At a moment when Harvard is battling the Trump administration, a scholar who helped discover the charter said it was an "almost providential" find.

Washington Post World News
May 14, 2025

Indian strikes on Pakistan damaged six airfields, Post analysis finds
A review of satellite images and aftermath videos found that the strikes damaged three hangars, two runways and a pair of mobile buildings used by the air force.

Washington Post World News
May 14, 2025

Planned Russia-Ukraine talks upend European push for U.S. sanctions on Moscow
The talks in Istanbul complicated a European push for the U.S. to pressure Russia an into a ceasefire in Ukraine, even as questions persist on who is attending.

Washington Post World News
May 14, 2025

Syrians rejoice after Trump pledge to lift crippling sanctions
For more than a decade, U.S. restrictions have barred nearly all trade with Syria. Now, Syrians are daring to hope for better lives.

Washington Post World News
May 14, 2025

Trump's Middle East trip makes it a big week for Turkey's Erdogan
Trump's Middle East trip comes amid a heady few days for Turkey, with news the PKK would disarm and as it is set to host delegations from Russia and Ukraine.

Washington Post World News
May 14, 2025

In U.K.-U.S. trade deal, hormone-fed beef is off the menu
The restrictions, including on chlorine-rinsed chicken and hormone-fed beef, suggest that President Donald Trump's efforts on trade will have limits.

Washington Post World News
May 14, 2025

A political ‘tipping point' in Britain? A far-right party gains clout
Reform UK's surge has upended politics, sparked panic in Britain's two major parties and drawn comparisons to the rise of global populist movements.

Washington Post World News
May 14, 2025

A political ‘tipping point' in Britain? Right-wing Reform UK gains clout
Reform UK's surge has upended politics, sparked panic in Britain's two major parties and drawn comparisons to the rise of global populist movements.

Washington Post World News
May 14, 2025

Trump's Middle East trip coincides with a big week for Turkey's Erdogan
Trump's Middle East trip comes amid a heady few days for Turkey, with news the PKK would disarm and as it is set to host delegations from Russia and Ukraine.

Washington Post World News
May 13, 2025

Israel says strikes on Gaza hospital complex targeted underground bunker
The strikes hit the European Hospital complex in Gaza, with reports suggesting Israel was trying to kill a high-level Hamas target.

Washington Post World News
May 13, 2025

Israel says deadly strikes on Gaza hospital targeted underground bunker
The strikes hit the European Hospital complex in Gaza, with reports suggesting Israel was trying to kill a high-level Hamas target.

Washington Post World News
May 13, 2025

Russia, Ukraine set for first direct talks since war began with U.S. present
The new round of negotiations comes amid a long history of delaying tactics by the Russian side as the fighting in Ukraine grinds on.

Washington Post World News
May 13, 2025

China celebrates hard-line stance after trade deal with U.S.
‘Bullying' leads to isolation, Chinese leader Xi Jinping warned, after the Trump administration rolled back many tariffs.

Washington Post World News
May 13, 2025

Margot Friedländer, keeper of Holocaust memory in Germany, dies at 103
After half a century in the United States, she returned to live in her native Berlin and became one of Germany's most prominent survivors of the Holocaust.

Washington Post World News
May 13, 2025

Russia and Ukraine look set for first direct talks since war began
The new round of negotiations comes amid a long history of delaying tactics by the Russian side as the fighting in Ukraine grinds on.

Washington Post World News
May 13, 2025

Kim Kardashian testifies about being held at gunpoint in jewelry heist
Kardashian said she thought she was going to die the night in 2016 when men dressed as police officers entered her Paris apartment and took jewelry worth millions.

Washington Post World News
May 13, 2025

After trade deal with U.S., China's Xi says ‘bullying' leads to isolation
Chinese state media — and many outside analysts — declared Beijing had won round one of the trade war after the Trump administration rolled back many tariffs.

Washington Post World News
May 13, 2025

French actor Gérard Depardieu found guilty of sexual assault
The 76-year-old actor has been found guilty of groping two women during the filming of "Les Volets Verts" ("The Green Shutters") in 2021. He had denied the accusations.

Washington Post World News
May 12, 2025

Zelensky says he's ready to meet Putin; Europe prepares sanctions
Russia has called for direct negotiations with Ukraine in Istanbul, but Ukraine's European allies say Putin needs to agree to a ceasefire first.

Washington Post World News
May 12, 2025

What is famine? Here's what you need to know as the crisis in Gaza worsens.
The entirety of Gaza is at a critical risk of famine, and the situation is expected to worsen in the coming months, according to an IPC report.

Washington Post World News
May 12, 2025

Hamas took 251 hostages from Israel into Gaza. Where are they?
We're tracking what happened to the hostages taken by Hamas on Oct. 7, 2023, from Israel. Dozens were freed or killed, and 23 are believed to be alive in Gaza.

Washington Post World News
May 12, 2025

Hamas frees U.S. hostage Edan Alexander in goodwill gesture to Trump
Hamas agreed to release Alexander, the last living U.S. hostage in Gaza, after talks with the Trump administration. His parents traveled to Israel from New Jersey.

Washington Post World News
May 12, 2025

Who are the hostages believed to still be alive in Gaza?
As Edan Alexander is released, nearly two dozen hostages are believed to be alive in Gaza, including a student, a software tester, a bartender and several soldiers.

Washington Post World News
May 12, 2025

Gaza faces ‘critical' famine risk, experts say, as Israel blocks aid
The world's leading body on food emergencies, the IPC, said Gaza was at "critical" risk of famine, two months into an aid blockade by Israel.

Washington Post World News
May 12, 2025

India-Pakistan ceasefire holds. But the battle lines have changed.
Pakistani officials have said Saturday's ceasefire with India reestablished deterrence. But New Delhi insists the rules of engagement have irrevocably changed.

Washington Post World News
May 12, 2025

Ukraine works with Europe to ready new Russia sanctions after no ceasefire
Russia has called for direct negotiations with Ukraine in Istanbul, but Ukraine's European allies maintain Putin needs to be pressured into a ceasefire first.

Washington Post World News
May 12, 2025

Pope Leo hails journalists, decries polarizing language
In his first encounter with journalists as pope, Leo called on the news media to highlight the "voices of the weak who have no voice."

Washington Post World News
May 12, 2025

Candidates with narco ties cast a shadow over Mexico's judicial election
The June 1 vote, intended as a radical exercise in democracy, is sparking growing concerns about penetration by drug-trafficking groups.

Washington Post World News
May 12, 2025

This lawyer was counsel to El Chapo — and could soon be one of Mexico's judges
The June 1 vote, intended as a radical exercise in democracy, is sparking growing concerns about penetration by drug-trafficking groups.

Washington Post World News
May 12, 2025

Israel prepares to receive American hostage Edan Alexander from Hamas
Hamas agreed to release Alexander, the last living U.S. hostage in Gaza, after talks with the Trump administration. His parents traveled to Israel from New Jersey.

Washington Post World News
May 12, 2025

U.S., China agree to lower most tariffs for 90 days amid trade talks
Both sides are hailing the temporary reprieve, which will cut U.S. duties on Chinese goods to 30 percent, but analysts say underlying issues remain.

Washington Post World News
May 12, 2025

Kurdish militant group PKK says it will end armed struggle against Turkey
The Kurdistan Workers' Party said it will disarm and disband as part of a peace initiative with Turkey, the PKK-affiliated Firat News Agency reported.

Washington Post World News
May 12, 2025

China and U.S. agree to slash tariffs for 90 days while they negotiate
The agreement lowers tensions in the trade war but does little to change the overall direction of deteriorating ties between Beijing and Washington, analysts say.

Washington Post World News
May 12, 2025

Trump repeatedly bypasses Netanyahu, stoking dismay among Israelis
Netanyahu has long trumpeted his ties to Trump. But the president is sidelining him on urgent issues like the Iran nuclear talks and the conflict with Houthi rebels.

Washington Post World News
May 12, 2025

The U.S. and Europe are working through a ‘marriage crisis'
"When you have ‘America First,' you have to be careful that it's not ending as America alone," said Belgian Defense Minister Theo Francken.

Washington Post World News
May 11, 2025

Hamas says it will release U.S. hostage Edan Alexander from Gaza
The planned release of the last living U.S. hostage still in captivity followed direct contact between Hamas and Trump administration officials, the group said.

Washington Post World News
May 11, 2025

Trump backs Putin's proposal for Ukraine talks, undermining allies
Trump's endorsement came the day after he backed European leaders' demand for a ceasefire first.

Washington Post World News
May 11, 2025

Pope Leo's debut: ‘Clear connections' to Francis, but ‘he's his own man'
As much as Leo he has echoed Francis, the first American pope is fast emerging as his own man.

Washington Post World News
May 11, 2025

Britain tries to make sense of landmark ruling on transgender people
The Supreme Court ruled that only biological women are women. Now British institutions are trying to figure out what that means.

Washington Post World News
May 10, 2025

How India's partition in 1947 led to the strife over Kashmir today
Fears of an all-out conflict between nuclear-armed India and Pakistan have abated with a U.S.-brokered ceasefire, but the wounds of decades of strife are deep.

Washington Post World News
May 10, 2025

Ukraine and allies demand 30-day ceasefire; Putin wants talks first
Ukraine's Western allies said they would strengthen sanctions if Russia refused an unconditional 30-day ceasefire.

Washington Post World News
May 10, 2025

The U.S. helped deliver an India-Pakistan ceasefire. But can it hold?
The sudden announcement of a U.S.-brokered ceasefire followed four days of steady escalation between India and Pakistan and mixed signals from Washington.

Washington Post World News
May 10, 2025

Leo XIV: The modest missionary in Peru who became the first American pope
Leo's ascent occurred with remarkable speed. Just over two years ago, he'd been one of the church's 5,400 bishops — a role with no global visibility.

Washington Post World News
May 10, 2025

India and Pakistan agree to ceasefire, then resume fight
Indian officials and media reported continued shelling after the truce was to take hold.

Washington Post World News
May 10, 2025

Even as pope, Leo XIV might have to deal with U.S. tax returns
As a U.S. citizen, the man formerly called Cardinal Robert Prevost technically is required to file returns to the IRS.

Washington Post World News
May 10, 2025

Ukraine and allies demand 30-day ceasefire, backed by threat of sanctions
If the Kremlin fails to comply with the unconditional 30-day ceasefire, Ukraine's Western allies said they would strengthen sanctions against Russia.

Washington Post World News
May 10, 2025

India and Pakistan agreed to a ceasefire. But what caused the latest tensions?
The two nuclear-armed countries appeared to be getting closer to war after weeks of tensions and attacks that killed dozens.

Washington Post World News
May 10, 2025

India and Pakistan agree to an immediate ceasefire, Trump announces
President Trump said the agreement followed "a long night of talks mediated by the United States." Pakistani and Indian officials confirmed the ceasefire.

Washington Post World News
May 10, 2025

Summer could be about to get a lot more expensive, thanks to tariffs
China produces many American summer essentials — from swimsuits and flip-flops to beach shades to grills — and this weekend's trade talks might not avert price rises.

Washington Post World News
May 10, 2025

As Syria's Druze minority reels from violence, Israel pursues an opening
Attacks on the Druze by Islamist gunmen backing the new Syrian government have pushed some in the community to welcome Israeli promises of protection.

Washington Post World News
May 10, 2025

Pakistan strikes sites inside India, bringing nuclear rivals nearer to war
Pakistan said early Saturday that it had struck multiple military targets, days after India launched its largest strikes inside Pakistan in decades.

Washington Post World News
May 09, 2025

Pakistan says it has targeted military sites in India, bringing nuclear-armed rivals nearer to war
Pakistan said early Saturday that it had struck multiple military targets, days after India launched its largest strikes inside Pakistan in decades.

Washington Post World News
May 09, 2025

U.S. ambassador says Gaza aid plan is Trump's ‘initiative,' as effort lags
The administration's plan for Gaza food aid distribution remains in flux, as anticipated major funders and humanitarian groups decline to participate.

Washington Post World News
May 09, 2025

How Pope Leo XIV became the conclave's stealth candidate
Prevost, who was promoted by Francis and has a knack for management and a zeal for missionary work, was a stronger candidate then many outside the Vatican knew.

Washington Post World News
May 09, 2025

Catholics around the world embrace an American pope
To many, Pope Leo XIV seemed a different sort of American, a man who served the poor of Peru for decades, who spoke Spanish and Italian, and who was close to Pope Francis.

Washington Post World News
May 09, 2025

At least two Indian jets appear to have crashed during Pakistan strikes, visuals show
In a review of visuals posted online, The Post verified debris consistent with at least two French-made fighter jets flown by the Indian air force.

Washington Post World News
May 09, 2025

How the papal conclave, for all its sacred mysteries, became a meme
The pomp, the vestments and the spectacle have always drawn attention, but no previous conclave was quite so online.

Washington Post World News
May 09, 2025

Pope Leo XIV celebrates first Mass as leader of the Catholic Church
Live updates and latest news as the first North American pope steps into his role as the new leader of the Catholic Church.

Washington Post World News
May 09, 2025

Pope Leo XIV momentos arrive in Italian markets


Washington Post World News
May 09, 2025

Catholics in Israel and West Bank pray pope can bring peace to Holy Land


Washington Post World News
May 09, 2025

Pope warns of ‘practical atheism' as Catholicism declines in some parts of world


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