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While promising to pause some aspects of the overhaul, the right-wing government still vowed to enact measures to give it more say in selecting Supreme Court judges.

The war now encroaches on the daily lives of Russian citizens with near-constant reports of fires, drone attacks and shelling.

With war raging in Ukraine, Chinese leader Xi Jinping landed in Russia for a three-day state visit that Russian officials have billed as the most important diplomatic event of 2023.

The war, driven by the hubris of the Bush administration and a cheerleading Washington establishment, is now widely seen as a generational American mistake.

Xi Jinping is set to travel to Russia on Monday to meet with Vladimir Putin. Here’s how relations between their countries stand amid the war in Ukraine.

Fayhaa, Mohamed and Hajer belong to a generation that grew up in the shadow of the American invasion and are still reckoning with what it means to be Iraqi.

The ban for all of Punjab state, as officials searched for Sikh separatist Amritpal Singh, is one of the broadest internet shutdowns in recent years in India.

The team's visit for the World Baseball Classic brought protest and possibility on a rare stage.

President tells Netanyahu that democratic values "must remain a hallmark of the U.S.-Israel relationship"

Russian leader Vladimir Putin's trip to Mariupol and Crimea, announced by his office, comes after the International Criminal Court issued an arrest warrant for him.

Ostracized by the West over his war in Ukraine, the Russian president has sought to build alliances with China, Iran and others in challenging the United States and NATO

A day after the International Criminal Court issued a warrant accusing the Russian president of war crimes, German officials said Sunday they would arrest him if he visited their country.

Washington Post photojournalist Salwan Georges recently returned to Iraq for the first time since he and his family left in 1998 to document how Iraq has changed.

“There are dead fish everywhere,” said Graeme McCrabb, a Menindee resident, describing the smell from the Darling-Baaka River as far-reaching and pungent.

American families shattered by the Iraq War face an enduring sense of absence and the endless quest to understand their parents’ legacies.

Russian military conscripts have issued a series of video appeals to President Vladimir Putin pleading with him to intervene so they are not sent to certain death in Ukraine.

Another 381 people were injured in Ecuador as an earthquake shattered buildings and crushed a car. Tremors were felt as far as northern Peru.

The French government angered protesters after using Article 49.3, an executive power, to raise the retirement age without the consent of the National Assembly.