[ad_1] This week, X, formerly known as Twitter, made likes private — meaning people can no longer see which users have liked posts. It’s a move the company says is aimed at improving privacy, however, experts say the change will harm the public’s ability to…
[ad_1] Times Insider explains who we are and what we do and delivers behind-the-scenes insights into how our journalism comes together. Every month since Sudan’s catastrophic civil war erupted in April 2023, the news has gotten worse — ever more…
[ad_1] For almost two months, in the hell of the besieged French military base at Dien Bien Phu in Vietnam, Geneviève de Galard, a military nurse, tended to the wounded in a dark, filthy underground infirmary — men with holes…
[ad_1] With picture-postcard villages, country pubs and an unmistakable air of affluence, there are few greater strongholds for Britain’s Conservative Party than Surrey, where voters have chosen Jeremy Hunt, the current chancellor of the Exchequer, as a lawmaker in five…
[ad_1] The leaders of the Group of 7 countries will share the stage on Friday with leaders from India, Brazil, Turkey and other non-Western countries, showcasing a shifting global landscape on the second day of their summit meeting. Among the…
[ad_1] Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel called Hamas’s response to the latest peace proposal for Gaza “negative.” Hamas insisted it was dealing with it “positively.” Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken, speaking in Qatar, said Hamas had demanded changes,…
[ad_1] On Tuesday, an Israeli strike targeted and killed Taleb Abdallah, one of Hezbollah’s senior commanders, prompting the group to step up its attacks on Israel in retaliation. On Wednesday, it fired more than 200 rockets at Israel, according to…
[ad_1] During 27 months of war in the heart of Europe, President Biden has consistently resisted pressure from many of his allies to let Ukraine into NATO, convinced that it was the one step that could quickly result in American…
[ad_1] Despite the complication of recent heavy rain, swimming in the River Seine is still the plan at the Paris Olympics after a $1.5 billion US investment to improve the water quality. “No reasons to doubt,” International Olympic Committee executive…
[ad_1] As It Happens6:58Ugandan pipeline opponent found badly beaten on the side of the road, says lawyer A Ugandan activist was abducted from the streets of Kampala, then found nearly a week later badly beaten by the side of the…