World Brief

By withdrawing his candidacy, Muharrem Ince may be handing CHP leader Kemal Kilicdaroglu a victory.

Non-Mexican migrants will be at greater risk of removal under Washington’s new policies.

This is the Israeli military’s largest strike on Islamic Jihad members in nine months.

Moscow’s latest escalation came on the eve of its Victory Day, which marks the Soviet defeat of Nazi Germany.

Despite having among the highest gun ownership in Europe, the country has not experienced high levels of gun violence in recent years—until now.

“If we want true justice, we should not look for excuses.”

Kyiv has denied involvement in the foiled attack.

Gaza militants launched 22 missiles as Israeli prisons warned of riots.

Labor activists mark May Day with protests against high inflation and unpopular economic policies.

Ukrainian commanders continue to beg for F-16s and other weapons to strike Russian lines.

Buenos Aires will start paying for Chinese imports in yuan to ease diminishing foreign reserves.

Despite the Taliban’s pledges to combat terrorism, Afghans continue to suffer a debilitating humanitarian and security crisis.

Extended nuclear deterrence and military aid to Ukraine are on this week’s summit agenda.

Local Sudanese must face the power struggle alone after Western governments evacuate embassy staff.

In a move to nationalize lithium, Santiago could freeze vital foreign capital investments.