Boris Johnson Rolls Along, but He Has Surprising Company
LONDON — The juggernaut rolled on for Britain’s former foreign secretary, Boris Johnson, on Tuesday when he widened his already dominant lead among Conservative lawmakers...
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Kremlin Warns of Cyberwar After Report of U.S. Hacking Into Russian Power Grid
MOSCOW — The Kremlin warned on Monday that reported American hacking into Russia’s electric power grid could escalate into a cyberwar with the United States,...
Candidates for Istanbul Mayor Hold Rare Debate on Live TV
ISTANBUL — In a rare democratic experience for Turkish citizens, the two main candidates for mayor of Istanbul, gearing up for a repeat election on...
German Court Fines Two Gynecologists for Abortion Ad
BERLIN — Two German gynecologists have been fined by a Berlin judge for promoting abortion services on their website, running afoul of a Nazi-era law...
U.K. Bans Advertisements Depicting Gender Stereotypes
Men unable to change diapers; women cleaning while men kick their feet up on the couch; women having trouble with parking: Scenes like these, which...
Amanda Knox Returns to Italy for First Time Since Her Acquittal
Amanda Knox, the American woman whose sensational murder case in Italy slalomed from conviction to her ultimate acquittal, returned on Thursday to the country where...
Russian Police Arrest Hundreds at Protest, Including Navalny, After Reporter’s Release
MOSCOW — The Moscow police arrested about 400 people, including the country’s main opposition leader, during a street protest on Wednesday against abusive police tactics....
Oak Tree Given to Trump by French President Has Died, Official Says
It wasn’t long after the oak tree arrived on the South Lawn of the White House, a gift from a World War I battlefield in...
The Race for U.K. Prime Minister: How It’s Likely to Play Out
LONDON — After Theresa May’s three-year nightmare as Britain’s prime minister, you might think that no one would want her job. But as the race...
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MOSCOW — Mainstream television in Russia, stage-managed by the Kremlin, barely mentions Pussy Riot, the anti-Putin punk band, or Aleksei A. Navalny, the country’s most...