Wednesday, October 21, 2026 3:04 PM ET
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Middle East -- To light Damascus' future, an artisan draws on its stained-glass past -- Taylor Luck1 hour ago
Americas -- Tariffs, terrorist designations, and chatbots: Is the US meddling in Brazil's election? -- Constance Malleret1 hour ago
Europe -- After violent weekend, France reckons with its frustrated, fractured public1 hour ago
Asia: South & Central -- Tech firms are building AI-ready data centers in India. But are cities ready?23 hours ago
From the Magazine -- Our World: The week of Oct. 19, 202623 hours ago
Reporters on the Job: From Boston to Kamianske, Ukraine1 day ago
First Look -- French police arrest 1,800 after violent clashes and looting mar protests1 day ago
First Look -- Riots in Albanian capital enter a fifth day as anti-government protests escalate2 days ago
Americas -- Ahead of Brazil's presidential runoff, meet Bolsonaro 2.02 days ago
Europe -- With US and Ukraine at odds, Russia cautiously tries to take advantage2 days ago
Africa -- A broken peace deal is reigniting war in Ethiopia's Tigray region3 days ago
Europe -- US intel pause, Starlink outages leave Ukraine vulnerable to Russian attack3 days ago
From the Magazine -- Transactional politics once defined Mexican elections. It still creeps into governance.4 days ago
Essays -- Adding fuel to the fire: Trump's diesel deal stokes European concerns4 days ago
Across Europe, voters are calling out failing government. But they play a role, too. Protests like those in France show the distrust between voters and governments. Experts say without trust, hard decisions are tough to make. By - Mark Sappenfield - / 4 min1 hour ago