peace talksThe Wall Street JournalThe US has pledged to protect Ukraine from any future Russian attack, offering to support European security guarantees and seek Senate backing for Washington’s promised role.
Laurence Norman and Bertrand Benoit
‘effectively disabled’The Wall Street JournalKyiv’s claim could herald a new front in naval warfare.
Alistair MacDonald
breakingThe Wall Street JournalThe Hollywood director and his wife Michele Singer Reiner were found stabbed to death Sunday in a Brentwood home.
Joseph De Avila and Laura J. Nelson
Collision of crisesThe Wall Street JournalThai forces have bombed casinos and hotels allegedly used for transnational cyberscams.
Gabriele Steinhauser
The Wall Street JournalThe 78-year-old symbol of China’s protest crackdown faces possible life sentence after being found guilty of national security offences.
Austin Ramzy
Anti-Semitism isn’t simply another form of prejudice, it is a historically distinct and lethal ideology. Australia’s political class has been slow to accept that anti-Semitism is a stress test for democratic institutions.
Peter Kurti
syria attackThe Wall Street JournalThe shooter was set to be fired for holding extremist views, according to Syrian and US officials.
Jared Malsin and Michael R. Gordon
Peace hopeThe Wall Street JournalThe Ukraine President is trying to get on board with Donald Trump’s vision of peace, but not at the expense of political credibility at home.
Anastasiia Malenko
pressure campaignThe Wall Street JournalThe US military has deployed stealth fighters and electronic warfare planes to the Caribbean as President Trump escalates pressure on Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro.
Shelby Holliday and Costas Paris
targeted killingThe Wall Street JournalIsrael has killed Hamas commander Raed Saad in Gaza City, the most senior military leader eliminated since the fragile cease-fire began.
Feliz Solomon
‘lone ISIS gunman’The Wall Street JournalPresident Trump has vowed ‘very serious retaliation’ after ISIS militants killed three Americans and wounded three soldiers in a deadly Syrian assault.
Lara Seligman
analysisPoliticians and CEOs are muting their climate alarms. The good news is, emissions are likely to decline anyway.
Greg Ip
Pentagon disruptionThe Wall Street JournalThe operation highlights the Trump administration’s use of aggressive tactics against adversaries at sea that were rarely used in the past.
Benoit Faucon and Lara Seligman
iconic buildingThe Wall Street JournalThe National Trust for Historic Preservation wants a judge to halt ballroom construction until there’s federal review.
Victoria Albert
covert operationsThe Wall Street JournalIsrael and Ukraine have revolutionised modern espionage by training ordinary locals to use advanced remote-controlled weapons against Iran and Russia.
Daniel Michaels
See the photosThe Wall Street JournalThe images are undated selections from thousands turned over by Epstein’s estate to Congress.
Khadeeja Safdar and Joe Palazzolo
inside storyThe Wall Street JournalThe Nobel Peace Prize winner was lost in the Caribbean with no communication for hours before an extraction team found her.
José de Córdoba, Vera Bergengruen and Alex Leary
a campaign of tortureThe Wall Street JournalJamil Hassan left behind a legacy of deaths and torture when he escaped the Syrian revolution last year. Now his former victims are trying to bring him to justice.
Jared Malsin and Summer Said
VenezuelaThe Wall Street JournalUS officials plan to seize more Venezuelan oil tankers in a bid to cut Nicolás Maduro’s revenue, destabilise his regime, and increase pressure on the embattled strongman.
Ryan Dube, Shelby Holliday and Benoit Faucon
sticking pointsThe Wall Street JournalBig gaps remain in the plan, particularly over Ukrainian territory that Moscow wants to take and Kyiv refuses to cede unilaterally.
Laurence Norman and Bertrand Benoit
democratic primaryThe Wall Street JournalTwo progressive competitors in the Democratic primary are raising Texas Democrats’ hopes that they could stand a chance of winning a statewide race next year.
Elizabeth Findell
flashpointThe Wall Street JournalBulgaria’s government collapses following youth-driven street protests of the kind that have swept other parts of the globe.
Georgi Kantchev
show of supportThe Wall Street JournalB-52s and Japanese jets over the Sea of Japan showcase alliance as China keeps pressure on Japan
Jason Douglas
new kingsThe Wall Street JournalWall Street’s power has shifted as private-market institutions take over from old-line legacy banks.
Andy Serwer
Why is the US President giving an adversary access to advanced AI semiconductors — and for what in return?
‘economic yalta’The Wall Street JournalWashington’s economic vision for post-war Ukraine has sparked an intense battle at the negotiating table between the US and Europe, with the focus moving from borders to business.
Joe Parkinson, Benoit Faucon and Drew Hinshaw
uncanny similaritiesThe Wall Street JournalA security audit commissioned by the Louvre seven years ago described the exact scenario played out recently in which thieves used a mobile truck with a ladder to access the Galerie d’Apollon.
Matthew Dalton
Dangerous journeyWorldOpposition leader María Corina Machado slipped through 10 military checkpoints to reach a fishing boat bound for Curaçao and a private jet headed to Norway.
José de Córdoba, Vera Bergengruen and Alex Leary
audaciousThe Wall Street JournalA Ukrainian couple living in Russia helped orchestrate one of the war’s most audacious operations, smuggling more than 100 drones in fake hunting cabins to devastate Moscow’s bomber fleet.
James Marson, Jane Lytvynenko and Serhii Bosak
Venezuela pressureThe Wall Street JournalMaría Corina Machado risks being barred from returning home to Venezuela by Maduro regime if she travels to Norway to receive the prize.
Stu Woo
