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The pontiff’s remarks came in a new documentary and were quoted by the Catholic News Agency. They represent his clearest stance to date on a contentious issue inside the Roman Catholic Church.
France mourns teacher Samuel Paty, as government mobilizes against Muslim groups
The teacher, attacked and beheaded last week, is to posthumously receive the Légion d’Honneur.
Nigerian protesters say security forces fired on them, fueling global outrage
The weeks-long demonstration against police brutality took a violent turn Tuesday night.
What’s reopened and what’s still restricted in 16 cities around the world
Post correspondents and contributors check on the progress of reopening from lockdowns in cities across Europe, Asia, Africa and Latin America.
Police say they are investigating the attack that took place earlier this month.
Who holds the origins of beet soup? Depends on who you ask. And where you ask it.
Visas to Pakistan have been unavailable for months, so thousands turned up to obtain one.
Hyrine Mita found a new light in her life where she least expected it: a garbage dump.
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Bullying Khartoum into quickly normalizing ties with Israel could undermine the country's delicate transition toward democracy.
A warhead freeze was a condition demanded by the administration last week.
Following clashes Sunday, concerns are mounting that Chile may be set for more violence after a tumultuous year.
Peter Madsen was found guilty in the 2017 murder of Kim Wall, 30, who disappeared following an interview aboard his submarine.
The measure, pushed by Europe’s meat industry, has drawn an outcry from environmentalists.
Suit filed in U.S. alleges that Mohammed bin Salman directed conspiracy to ‘permanently silence’ advocate for democratic rights in Arab world.
The research is risky, given that there’s no surefire treatment for covid-19.
Gone are the days of China's diplomats being seen as their country’s more polished, less muscular, arm of government.
The late surges are most acute in parts of Central and Eastern Europe
Movie theaters across China have reopened to eager audiences, as Beijing keeps a close watch over new coronavirus cases.
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Luis Arce’s victory adds to the sense of momentum behind left-leaning politics elsewhere in the region.
A Quebec community, named for its most infamous export, tries to rebrand.
China delivers diatribe against U.S. climate policies
Rescues at sea and arrivals of flimsy boats from Africa on Spain’s Canary Islands have strained emergency services and left hundreds of migrants stuck for days in a makeshift harbor camp
NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg says the military alliance will not be leaving Afghanistan until security conditions allow, even as some U.S. troops might hope to be home for Christmas
Israeli prosecutors have recommended charging a police officer with reckless killing in the fatal shooting of an autistic Palestinian man in Jerusalem’s Old City earlier this year
Japan’s government says it will pursue a nuclear fuel recycling program that would involve extracting plutonium from spent fuel, despite international concerns about the country’s already huge plutonium stockpile and lack of prospects for effectively consuming it as nuclear fuel
Sudanese protesters have taken to the streets in the capital and across the country over dire living conditions and a deadly crackdown on demonstrators in the east earlier this month
