International

In Bucha, burials continue for victims of wartime atrocities

By Lynsey Addario and Marc Santora By spring, a semblance of normal life had returned to Bucha after 33 days of terror. The destroyed...

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UN chief urges Ukraine and Russia to continue grain deal’s ‘spirit of compromise’

By Thomas Gibbons-Neff, Dan Bilefsky and Farnaz Fassihi U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres urged Moscow and Kyiv on Thursday to...

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Europe’s scorching summer puts unexpected strain on energy supply

By Jason Horowitz In a Nordic land famous for its steep fjords, where water is very nearly a way of life, Sverre Eikeland scaled down the...

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Mexico sees its energy future in fossil fuels, not renewables

By Oscar López On a recent scorching afternoon in his home state of Tabasco, the president of Mexico celebrated his government’s latest...

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Factory shutdowns, Showers for pigs: China’s heat wave strains economy

By Tiffany May and Joy Dong Faced with China’s most searing heat wave in six decades, factories in the country’s southwest are being...

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As Russia falters in eastern and southern Ukraine, Kyiv eyes threat from the north

By Marc Santora and Shashank Bengali As Russian forces fail to gain ground in eastern Ukraine and fortify defensive positions in the...

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Operator of Ukraine’s nuclear plants says it faced ambitious cyberattack

By Marc Santora The Ukrainian energy agency responsible for the oversight and safe operation of the nation’s nuclear power plants said...

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Behind enemy lines, Ukrainians tell Russians ‘you are never safe’

By Andrew E. Kramer They sneak down darkened alleys to set explosives. They identify Russian targets for Ukrainian artillery and...

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