The newly-elected president signals a pivot away from the unpopular old political order.
Category: World
Why ‘Comrade Kamala’ memes are spreading among Latino exiles
The Democratic presidential nominee has been the target of misinformation portraying her as a communist.
Cold military logic takes over in Israel-Hezbollah conflict
Israel’s campaign is a high-risk strategy, in which Hezbollah’s ability to respond cannot be ignored.
Tigers and crocs make mangrove preservation tough work
To help preserve mangrove forests researchers have to take on demanding field work.
Bird on a wire and other winning photos
Stunning shots of gannets, goldfinch and grouse on show as the Bird Photographer of the Year award winners are announced
Bowen: Israel believes it has weakened Hezbollah but escalation still carries risks
Israel’s allies and critics believe the way to cool this crisis is to get a ceasefire in Gaza – but no agreement is in sight.
‘The violence is getting out of hand’: Crime grips Cuba’s streets
Fidel Castro once said Cuba was the world’s safest nation. Now police can’t keep the streets safe.
Zelensky looks to Biden to back Ukraine ‘Victory plan’
Kyiv is hoping for a strong show of support from the US leader before he leaves the White House.
Can families returning after centuries solve S Korea’s population crisis?
Ethnic Koreans, whose ancestors migrated to Russia, are returning, but the move can be difficult.
Biden struggles to contain conflict as Israel and Hezbollah on the brink
As the US president called for restraint in a speech at the UN, Israel’s leader vowed to continue striking Hezbollah.