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French High School Protests Swell Again After a Lull
Tuesday's turnout more than doubled, days after the government said most schools had reopened.
Read »Ukraine Says SpaceX Capped Its Military Starlink Overnight
Kyiv says its drone units canceled missions and calls the timing political. SpaceX hasn't explained the change.
Trump Declares an Energy Ceasefire Moscow Hasn't Confirmed
Ukraine's president called it news to him but says Kyiv will agree if Russia does.
Trump Strikes a Deal With Putin for Russian Diesel
Treasury temporarily eased sanctions on Russian diesel to bring down near-record prices. Ukraine's president calls it a gift to Putin.
Navi Pillay, Who Led a UN Inquiry on Gaza, Wins the Nobel Peace Prize
The Nobel committee honored her "efforts to promote peace and international law." Israel's Foreign Ministry said the committee "rewarded the biggest lie of the 21st century."
Marine Arrested in Okinawa Killing as Base Debate Reopens
Okinawa's governor wants the Marines' rules reviewed, base opponents want the bases gone, and Tokyo wants stricter discipline.
Russia Says Pneumonia After a Plague Lab Worker's Death
A Siberian plague-lab worker is dead and nearly 200 people are in quarantine. Moscow says it was pneumonia.
UK Greens Vote to Call Zionism Racism
Members passed the motion 1,022 to 813. Israel then barred Green leader Zack Polanski, who did not vote, from entering.
Xi Gets a State Dinner. Senators in Both Parties Object.
Trump says he and Xi have "never gotten along better." Republican hawks call the welcome a mistake, and Senate Democrats say the summit delivered nothing.
Trump Tells the UN He'll "Annihilate" Iran or Cut a Deal
Hours after the threat, US and Iranian envoys sat down for their first direct talks in three months.
US, Denmark Strike a Deal. They Don't Agree What It Means
Trump says the deal gives the US permanent control of Greenland. Denmark and Greenland say sovereignty stays theirs.
Sweden's Real Vote Count Undercuts the Far-Right Cabinet Bid
Actual ballots, not exit polls, show Kristersson refusing to concede a razor-thin count.
Sweden Votes on Letting the Far Right Into Cabinet
Exit polls show Sweden's far right losing ground on the night it hoped to enter government for the first time.
Zelensky Offers to Meet Putin at Miami G20. Moscow Says No.
Zelensky says he's ready to meet Putin at December's G20 in Miami. The Kremlin says that's impossible and wants Moscow instead.
UK, France and Canada Ban Israeli Settlement Goods
Britain accused Israeli settlers of "ethnic cleansing." Israel is already retaliating.
Iran Declares "Era of Proportionate Responses" Over
Iran hit a US Navy drone and three more tankers Sunday, hours after the US struck three Iranian tankers Saturday.
Iran Fires at US Warships, US Strikes Three Tankers
Congress passed a resolution in June ordering an end to this war. The fighting never stopped, and it's escalating again.
The US Struck a Deal for Venezuela's Oil
Trump calls it the biggest oil deal in history. His critics in Washington and Caracas don't.
Iceland Votes No On Reopening EU Talks
Icelanders just voted, by a narrow margin, to shut down EU membership talks until at least 2028.
A Glacier Killed Hundreds. Nepal and China Disagree on Why.
Scientists call it a natural disaster. A Nepali journalist collective calls it man-made.