EU, Western Balkans to boost partnership

European Union leaders and their Western Balkan counterparts worked to strengthen their partnership at a summit yesterday as Russia’s war in Ukraine threatens to reshape the geopolitical balance

Five plants that say ‘holiday season,’ and how to care for them

Holiday horticulture tends to revolve around the same handful of plants. So if you don’t already have any or all of these five holiday plants, now is the

WC fans find booze at hotels, Qatar’s one liquor store

In a dusty neighborhood on the outskirts of Qatar’s capital, guards stand duty at a gated compound ringed with razor wire, carefully checking passports and permits before

Bob McGrath, ‘Sesame Street’ legend, dies at 90

Bob McGrath, an actor, musician and children’s author widely known for his portrayal of one of the first regular characters on the children’s show “Sesame Street”

More than 12 killed in Haiti as gangs vie for control: Mayor

More than 12 people were slain and numerous homes set on fire in a community near Haiti’s capital as gangs fight to control more territory, a mayor told

Russia rejects $60-a-barrel cap on its oil, warns of cutoffs

Russian authorities rejected a price cap on the country’s oil set by Ukraine’s Western supporters and threatened yesterday to stop supplying the nations that endorsed it.

Downey Jr. on making one last film with his dad in ‘Sr.’

Robert Downey Jr. set out to make an objective portrait, a tribute to his father, the underground filmmaking maverick Robert Downey Sr. His dad had other

American Hess to buy $750 million in carbon credits from Guyana

U.S.-owned Hess Corporation, a consortium partner in Guyana’s offshore oil sector, has agreed to buy $750 million worth of carbon credits from the South American nation in the

Red, white, blue theme for French White House state dinner

Butter-poached Maine lobster, beef with shallot marmalade and an American cheese trio will be served when French President Emmanuel Macron takes his seat Thursday as the

Prayers? Bombs? Hawaii history shows stopping lava not easy

Prayer. Bombs. Walls. Over the decades, people have tried all of them to stanch the flow of lava from Hawaii’s volcanoes as it lumbered toward roads, homes

Gold Rush treasures from 1857 shipwreck up for Reno auction

Since the recovery of sunken treasure began decades ago from an 1857 shipwreck off the coast of South Carolina, tens of millions of dollars worth of gold has been sold. But scientists, historians and collectors say that the real fortunes will begin to hit the auction block tomorrow (Saturday).

Ukraine welcomes arms offers, no word on Patriot missiles

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken condemned Russia’s weeks-long assault on Ukraine’s power grid, saying as NATO scrambled yesterday to scrape up replacement electrical gear that Russia

UK royals traveling to Boston with eye on environment prize

The first overseas trip by the Prince and Princess of Wales since the death of Queen Elizabeth II begins today , an occasion to show the world

Report: Authoritarianism on the rise as democracy weakens

Democracy is being degraded around the world because people are losing faith in the legitimacy of elections and see freedom of expression being stymied, among a range of

Biden, Macron ready to talk Ukraine, trade in state visit

French President Emmanuel Macron is headed to Washington for the first state visit of Joe Biden’s presidency — a revival of diplomatic pageantry that had been put

As Qatar World Cup unfolds, planet keeps spinning

Soccer — or football, to most of the global billions watching the World Cup this month — is not human society itself, with all its thorny

Ukraine’s ‘Invincibility’ centers offer refuge, resilience

Retired Ukrainian construction worker Borys Markovnikov is on the move again: This time, just a few steps from his home in the town of Bucha, northwest of

‘Gaslighting’ is Merriam-Webster’s word of the year for 2022

“Gaslighting” — behavior that’s mind manipulating, grossly misleading, downright deceitful — is Merriam-Webster’s word of the year.

US mass shooting Walmart shooter left ‘death note,’ bought gun day of killing

The Walmart supervisor who fatally shot six co-workers at a store in Virginia bought the gun just hours before the killings and left a note on

Pope links plight of Ukrainians today to Stalin’s ‘genocide’

Pope Francis yesterday linked the suffering of Ukrainians now to the 1930s “genocide artificially caused by Stalin,” when the Soviet leader was blamed for

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