- — Burkey Belser, designer of ubiquitous nutrition facts label, dies at 76
- His creation is celebrated as a triumph of public health and a masterpiece of graphic design. Millions of people use it every day.
- — Tracking the path of Tropical Storm Philippe
- We’re tracking the path of Tropical Storm Philippe, which has formed in the Atlantic
- — Video of Sikh leader’s killing shows coordinated attack
- Witnesses and security camera footage viewed by The Post reveal a more complex operation to kill Hardeep Singh Nijjar than authorities have previously described.
- — Giorgio Napolitano, elder statesman of Italian politics, dies at 98
- The long-serving president of Italy was a pillar of stability in the hurly-burly of his country’s politics.
- — Ethnic Armenians flee Nagorno-Karabakh as Russia fails to uphold peace deal
- Officials are bracing for a humanitarian crisis as Azerbaijan moves to retake control of the mountainous regions and thousands of ethnic Armenian residents leave their homes, fearing ethnic cleansing.
- — The Chilean president’s D.C. visit took me back to Pinochet’s rule
- Gabriel Boric attended ceremonies for Salvador Allende, killed in the 1973 CIA-backed coup, and an exiled diplomat killed in Washington three years later.
- — The grain spat threatening to wipe out goodwill between Poland and Ukraine
- Polish farmers angry over cheap Ukrainian grain imports are posing a real challenge to Poland’s ruling Law and Justice Party ahead of elections on Oct. 15.
- — Tucker Carlson finds a new booster: Russian TV
- The former Fox News host’s anti-Ukrainian, anti-Biden rhetoric aligns so well with Kremlin propaganda that a Russian channel, Rossiya 24, is airing dubbed excerpts of his internet show.
- — Tucker Carlson takes a dubbing in debut Russia ‘show’
- The former Fox News host’s anti-Ukrainian, anti-Biden rhetoric aligns so well with Kremlin propaganda that a Russian channel, Rossiya 24, is airing dubbed excerpts of his internet show.
- — Canada’s House speaker Anthony Rota sorry for honoring Nazi veteran
- The left-leaning New Democratic Party on Monday called for Speaker Anthony Rota to resign for the “unforgivable error.”
- — France to withdraw diplomats, troops from Niger after coup
- The French president said his country’s troops would withdraw from Niger in the coming weeks and months, with a full pullout set by the end of the year.
- — What to know about M1 Abrams tanks and why they matter to Ukraine
- One of the United States’ most advanced battle tanks has arrived in Ukraine, where the M1 Abrams is expected to be used in the ongoing counteroffensive.
- — Jailed mafia boss dies after 30 years on the run
- Italy’s most infamous mafia boss — Matteo Messina Denaro, 61 — died after a battle with colon cancer.
- — Ukraine live briefing: First U.S.-supplied M1 Abrams tanks arrive in Ukraine
- President Biden committed to send 31 of the advanced M1 Abrams battle tanks in January, amid intense pressure from Kyiv and European allies.
- — Matteo Messina Denaro, ruthless mob boss and longtime fugitive, dies at 61
- Among his murder convictions was one for the slaying of the son of a turncoat. The boy was abducted and strangled, and his body was dissolved in a vat of acid.
- — Russia attacks Odessa port, in latest assault on Ukrainian grain
- Moscow has stepped up attacks on Ukraine’s vital agriculture sector, possibly to exploit divisions between Kyiv and its European neighbors over grain exports.
- — Antisemitism charges swirl after Putin denigrates Zelensky’s Jewish roots
- Russian President Vladimir Putin has called Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s a “disgrace to the Jewish people.” A chief rabbi who fled Moscow says Soviet-era antisemitism may be returning.
- — Voicing his fury at Ukraine, Putin draws accusations of antisemitism
- Russian President Vladimir Putin has repeatedly questioned Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s Jewish heritage, calling him a “disgrace to the Jewish people”
- — Ukraine’s grain at center stage in battle for votes in Poland’s election
- Polish farmers angry over cheap Ukrainian grain imports are posing a real challenge to Poland’s ruling Law and Justice Party ahead of elections on Oct. 15.
- — Who blew up the Nord Stream pipelines? What we know one year later.
- Official investigations in three countries have yielded few answers in the year since underwater explosions damaged the gas pipelines linking Russia and Europe.
- — Some U.K. police refuse their guns after officer charged in shooting death
- British prosecutors authorized a murder charge against the unnamed Metropolitan Police officer, who is accused of killing Chris Kaba in South London last year.
- — Ukraine live briefing: Odessa port damaged in attack from Black Sea, officials say
- A Canadian lawmaker has apologized for praising Yaroslav Hunka, a Ukrainian World War II veteran of a Nazi unit, during President Volodymr Zelensky’s visit.
- — Why thousands of people missing in the Mediterranean are never identified
- The first quarter of 2023 was the deadliest in the central Mediterranean since 2017. Experts say more should be done to identify the dead and offer closure to families.
- — ‘This is not just Putin’s war’: How Finland’s top diplomat sees Ukraine
- New NATO member Finland is trying to lead by example by investing heavily into its defense industry, Finnish Foreign Minister Elina Valtonen said in a wide-ranging interview about the trajectory of the war in Ukraine.
- — Canadian House speaker apologizes after honoring veteran of Nazi unit
- Canada’s House of Commons speaker apologized Sunday for recognizing a 98-year-old ethnic Ukrainian who fought for a Nazi unit during World War II.
- — Refugees fleeing Nagorno-Karabakh arrive in Armenia
- The evacuation of ethnic Armenians from the disputed enclave comes just days after Azerbaijan launched a rapid offensive to retake the territory.
- — Ukraine live briefing: Washington Post contributor moved to ‘punishment cell’ in Siberian prison, lawyer says
- Vladimir Kara-Murza, a Washington Post opinions contributor, was convicted in April of criticizing Russia’s war, charges the State Department has called unjust.
- — Danish officials propose gender-neutral dictionary in push for equality
- The new edition of the Retskrivningsordbogen, due next year, may include feminine equivalents for words like “tradesman” and “financier,” Danish media reported.
- — Ukraine live briefing: Kyiv again targets Crimea in missile strike, pro-Moscow official claims
- Missiles headed toward Sevastopol were intercepted, the city’s Kremlin-installed governor said, one day after Ukrainian forces struck Russia’s Black Sea Fleet.
- — Western officials press Ukraine to hold elections despite war
- Martial law prohibits elections during war and many Ukrainians who are displaced or living in Russian-occupied territories would not be able to vote.
- — How China’s ‘broke ghosts’ are keeping up appearances during straitened times
- Young Chinese face a grim job market but they still want to lead social media-worthy lives. So they’re getting creative, eating mystery meals and sleeping in restaurant booths.
- — Ukraine live briefing: Ukraine breaches Verbove; senior Russian leaders killed in Black Sea strike, Kyiv’s special forces say
- Ukrainian armored vehicles have pushed through Russian lines of defense near the southern village of Verbove, a local commander told The Washington Post on Saturday.
- — Ukraine breaches Russian defensive line on southern front
- The breach near Verbove in the Zaporizhzhia region was a modest but important gain for Kyiv as it fights a grueling counteroffensive.
- — Fears grow that overseas targeted killing by states is on the rise
- Allegation that Indian agents were involved in an assassination in Canada moves India onto a list of countries suspected of carrying out targeted killings.
- — India set to reserve 1/3 of Parliament seats for women. It took 27 years.
- A proposed law in the world’s biggest democracy would put women in at least one-third of seats in the lower house of Parliament and in state legislatures.
- — U.S. will send Ukraine long-range missiles, after delay
- The Biden administration intends to send Kyiv a variant of the Army Tactical Missile System, which would enable strikes farther into Russian-held territory.
- — Ukraine live briefing: Zelensky visits Canada; Russia says missile attack hits Black Sea Fleet Crimea HQ
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky addressed Canada’s Parliament Friday. In his address, he accused Moscow of perpetrating a genocide in Ukraine.
- — China’s quest for human genetic data spurs fears of a DNA arms race
- China offered multiple countries help with covid-19 testing during the pandemic. The payoff for Beijing included access to the DNA of millions of people.
- — ‘Climate King’ Charles ends France state visit at organic vineyard
- During his three-day trip, Charles revived some of the vocal climate advocacy he kept largely in check during his first year as king.
- — Ukraine hits headquarters of Russia’s Black Sea Fleet in Sevastopol
- Ukraine’s air force claimed credit for the missile strike in occupied Crimea, showing a lapse in Russia’s air defenses, but there were no confirmed casualties.
- — China sentences Uyghur academic to life in prison in Xinjiang
- Rahile Dawut was a member of the establishment and the Communist Party but her focus on Uyhgur folklore still ran afoul of the government campaign to assimilate the people of far west Xinjiang.
- — The inequality of heat
- A poor Kolkata neighborhood lost power during a heat wave, unlike a nearby luxury mall. The resulting protest exposed extreme heat’s unequal toll in India.
- — Biden announces new aid package during Zelensky meeting
- The Biden administration is seeking approval from Congress for an additional $24 billion in aid to Ukraine.
- — Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, speaking at the White House, said he and President Biden “agreed to...
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- — President Biden noted that he has approved the next tranche of U.S. security assistance to Ukraine,...
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- — Biden and Zelensky trumpet U.S.-Ukraine partnership ahead of meeting
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- — At White House, Zelensky praises support of the Polish people
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- — China’s growing influence, explained
- Beijing is extending its presence and power globally. Read key findings from The Post’s reporting on China’s growing influence and ambitions.
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