Protests Over Security Bill in France Draw Tens of Thousands
PARIS — Tens of thousands of people took to the streets across France on Saturday to protest a security bill that would restrict sharing images...
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Remains of Two Killed in Vesuvius Eruption Are Discovered at Pompeii
ROME — Excavations at a suburban villa outside ancient Pompeii this month have recovered the remains of two original dwellers frozen in time by an...
Jonathan Pollard, Convicted Spy, Completes Parole and May Move to Israel
WASHINGTON — Jonathan J. Pollard, the American convicted of spying for Israel in one of the most notorious espionage cases of the late Cold War,...
Air Travel Was Gaining Momentum. Now What?
Confidence about the course of the coronavirus pandemic has helped put passengers back on planes in recent months, and Thanksgiving week is shaping up to...
François Catroux, Decorator of Choice for Aristocrats, Dies at 83
François Catroux, a glamorous designer for the Rothschild family, Russian oligarchs, Greek and Arab princesses, fashion designers, media moguls and South American billionaires — what...
Corbyn Reinstated by U.K. Labour Party Three Weeks After Suspension
LONDON — Britain’s main opposition party, Labour, readmitted its former leader Jeremy Corbyn after he tepidly reversed course on comments last month suggesting that problems...
Erdogan’s Visit to Northern Cyprus Stokes Decades-Long Dispute
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey on Sunday visited disputed territory in northern Cyprus that is occupied by Turkish forces, angering Cypriot and Greek leaders...
It Took a Century to Open a Mosque in Athens. Then Came the Pandemic.
ATHENS — The mosque that took more than a century to open, surviving legal, political and financial challenges, has closed in less than a week,...
Arsène Wenger and the Gift of Time
Those mornings, there was never enough time. For years, you could set your watch by Arsène Wenger. Punctuality is a rare trait in soccer, but...
At Least 74 Drown in Wreck Off Libya, U.N. Agency Says
At least 74 people drowned on Thursday when a rubber raft carrying migrants sank off the coast of Libya, the latest in a series of...