Scenes of Scotland, as It Weighs Independence From the U.K.
If the pro-independence vote surges in Thursday’s elections for the Scottish Parliament, momentum for an another referendum on independence may
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E.U. Leader Says Bloc Is Willing to Discuss Patent Waiver for Covid Vaccines
The head of the European Commission said the E.U. would consider proposals on waiving intellectual property rights, following the Biden
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Blinken and G7 Allies Turn Their Focus to ‘Democratic Values’
A growing global competition with China and Russia looms over a gathering of foreign ministers in London. More on this
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Modi’s Party Is Set to Lose a Key Election, Held Under the Cloud of Covid
The prime minister’s party looked likely to gain seats but fall short of victory in West Bengal amid criticism that
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‘Every Time I’m Calling, Someone Has Died’: The Anguish of India’s Diaspora
In WhatsApp chats, video calls, Facebook groups and forums, a global community has scrambled to save, and sometimes mourn, Covid-stricken
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What We Know About India's Deadly Second Wave of Covid-19
What is behind the explosion of new coronavirus cases that is overwhelming the South Asian country? More on this story
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Indonesian General Is Killed in Rebel Ambush, Sparking Fears of Retaliation
President Joko Widodo announced the death of the high ranking intelligence chief and called for the arrest of rebel gunmen.
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Italy’s Problem With School Dropouts Goes From Bad to Worse in Pandemic
Even before the coronavirus hit, Italy had among the worst dropout rates in Europe. But closed schools and online classes
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In Poland, an L.G.B.T.Q. Migration As Homophobia Deepens
An escalation in verbal attacks by the Polish government, with the support of the church, as well as the threat
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Who Is Zhang Weili, the Chinese U.F.C. Champion Fighting on Saturday?
In China, she’s a symbol of women’s rights and a national hero. But Zhang Weili, who defends her U.F.C. title
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