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Along a front stretching hundreds of miles, Ukraine’s forces are stuck in a daily grind punctuated by drone attacks, artillery strikes and eerily terrifying moments of silence.

A year after Mahsa Amini’s death in police custody ignited fierce anti-government protests, her family reminisces about the young woman they called Jina.

The books we read when we’re young help shape the adults we become in ways we don’t always grasp.

The Times tracked several months of Russian state messaging in the Kremlin’s effort to recruit soldiers.

But that oversimplifies a complex global situation, others say, with a weakened Russia and with China facing serious problems of its own.

Monica Poli has spent years patrolling the streets of Venice. Now she’s famous on social media. Well, at least her voice is.

A Rio Tinto mine that Europe sees as a critical source for electric vehicle batteries has been the target of enormous protests. “I don’t need green cars. I need green apples and green grass,” said one opponent.

The men were the last Australians still imprisoned in Indonesia for trying to smuggle heroin in 2005, in a case that became a diplomatic flashpoint between the countries.

An 84-year-old artist, defying Moscow’s crackdown on dissent, wants his country to acknowledge misdeeds both past and present.

Shervin Hajipour won in a new special merit category recognizing a song for social change. The song has become the anthem of protests that have swept through Iran in recent months.