[ad_1] Between sips of milk tea at a cafe in the Pakistani city of Karachi on Friday morning, Jaffer Ahmed dissected the national cricket team’s surprise loss to the United States. “This is unbelievable and embarrassing,” Ahmed, 26, said as…
[ad_1] American soldiers in uniforms spill out from the bars and cafes all around June 6 Square, drinking beer and smoking cigarettes. Phil Collins blares from loudspeakers. American flags flutter from chimneys and windows, on overhead lines and even from…
[ad_1] The Australia Letter is a weekly newsletter from our Australia bureau. This week’s issue is written by Pete McKenzie, a reporter based in Auckland, New Zealand. In 2022, Lucy Schultz was fed up. She and her husband were traveling…
[ad_1] It’s tempting to dismiss the European Parliament elections as the most important elections that don’t actually matter. Hundreds of millions of voters across 27 nations will turn out this weekend to cast their ballots, but the European Parliament is…
[ad_1] The police station in Hienghene, a remote town in the Pacific island of New Caledonia, has been barricaded in for nearly three weeks. A few dozen protesters have blocked off the station’s access road and take turns keeping watch…
[ad_1] Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel will address a joint meeting of Congress on July 24, the top two congressional Republicans announced on Thursday night. Speaker Mike Johnson of Louisiana and Senator Mitch McConnell, Republican of Kentucky and the…
[ad_1] A gun and artillery assault by Sudanese paramilitaries on a village in Sudan’s main farming region killed at least 104 people, including dozens of children, Sudanese pro-democracy activists said. The exact circumstances of the attack on Wednesday at Wad…
[ad_1] WARNING: This story contains details about people being killed or hurt in an airstrike in Gaza and graphic images showing blood and injuries. Mahmoud Nijim was jolted awake by the sounds of bombs falling nearby early Thursday, as the…
[ad_1] Russian President Vladimir Putin has publicly conveyed Moscow’s anger over Ukraine getting approval from some NATO allies to use Western weapons more freely to defend its borders and even to attack selected targets inside Russia. Yet analysts say that…
[ad_1] Pride celebrations will go on in Colorado despite a Republican Party email branding its participants “godless groomers” and calling on people to burn Pride flags. “Our joy and just our celebration alone is a demonstration to these folks who…