World News Desk

• U.S. Hands Over Its Last Military Base in Niger to the Ruling Junta

  Associated Press

• Severe Drought Has Returned to the Amazon. And It Is Happening Earlier than Expected

  Associated Press

• Protests Toppled Bangladesh’s Government and Drove Powerful PM into Exile. How Did They Get Here?

  Associated Press

• F-16s Have Arrived to Help Ukraine Fight Russia. What Is Their Possible Impact?

  Associated Press

• Rain, Debris, Leeches: India Landslide Survivors Recall ‘Night of Horrors’

• Extended Drought Parches Sicily, and Farmers Worry About Being Forced to Sell Off Animals

  Associated Press

• Extortion and Gang Violence Hit Even Big Corporations and Business Leaders in Mexico

  Associated Press

• Killing of Hamas Chief in Iran Stirs Fears of Retaliation, Israel Stays Silent on Incident

• Rights Group Says Sexual Violence Is Rampant in Sudan’s Conflict

  Associated Press

• Explainer: Why the Israel-Hezbollah Conflict Is Heating Up Again

• Drive to End Global Hunger Has Stalled, UN Warns

• Inquiry Finds 200,000 People Were Abused in Care in New Zealand Over Decades in ‘National Disgrace’

  Associated Press

• Hamas and Fatah Agree to Form a Government. What Does It Mean and Who Are These Palestinian Groups?

  Associated Press

• Myanmar’s Civil War Has Seen a Devastating Increase in Attacks on Schools, Researchers Say

  Associated Press

• With AI, Jets and Police Squadrons, Paris Is Securing the Olympics—and Worrying Critics

  Associated Press

• President Biden’s Withdrawal Injects Uncertainty into Foreign Policy Challenges

  Associated Press

• Pagers and Drones: How Hezbollah Aims to Counter Israel’s High-tech Surveillance

• Mexico’s Efforts to Seize U.S.-bound Fentanyl Drop Sharply, While Seizures of Meth Soar

  Associated Press

• U.S. Military Pier for Carrying Aid to Gaza Will Be Dismantled After Weather and Security Problems

  Associated Press

• With Sewage Gushing into Sea, U.S. and Mexican Border Towns Plead for Help