World News Desk

• As U.S. Block of Oil Supply Deepens Energy Crisis, Cubans Ask: What More Can We Sacrifice?

  Associated Press

• Prime Minister Takaichi’s Party Wins a Supermajority in Japan’s Lower House

  Associated Press

• The Gaza Ceasefire Began Months Ago. Why Does Fighting Persist?

  Associated Press

• Explainer: How Does Iran’s System of Power Work?

• Haiti Faces a Sexual Violence and Abuse Crisis as Gang Violence Spreads, Health Charity Warns

  Associated Press

• Spain Is Granting Legal Status to Potentially 500,000 Immigrants

  Associated Press

• Activists Say Iran’s Crackdown Has Killed at Least 6,221 People, as the Country’s Currency Plunges

  Associated Press

• Atomic Scientists Set ‘Doomsday Clock’ Closer to Midnight Than Ever

• As Haiti Faces Further Political Turmoil, the UN Signals More Troops on the Way

• Why Freezing Rain Has Millions at Risk of Losing Power—and Heat

  Associated Press

• Firefighters Face Attacks, Drones and Arsonists While Battling Deadly Blazes in Chile

  Associated Press

• How Syria’s Government Has Redrawn the Map with Advances Against the Kurds

• Explainer: What Is President Trump’s ‘Board of Peace’ and Who Has Joined So Far?

• Hopeful Yet Wary, Venezuelans Across Latin America Mull Going Home

• Nigeria’s Northeast Faces Worst Hunger in a Decade as Aid Cuts Hit Region, UN Says

• Explainer: What Is the Status of Iran’s Main Nuclear Facilities?

• Uganda Shuts Down Internet Ahead of Election, Orders Rights Groups to Halt Work

• Iran Signals Plans for Fast Trials and Executions While Promising ‘Decisive Response’ to U.S., Israel

  Associated Press

• Explainer: What’s Happening in Yemen, and Why Are Saudi Arabia and the UAE Involved?

• Civilians Flee Aleppo as Clashes Between Syrian Government and Kurdish Forces Escalate

  Associated Press