Tennessee Democrats face expulsion after calls for gun control
The Tennessee lawmakers had joined the protests in the wake of the deadly Nashville school shooting.
Khalid al-Jabouri: US says IS Europe attack planner killed in Syria strike
Khalid al-Jabouri was the target of a strike on Monday that reportedly took place in Idlib province.
Trump’s journey from residence to courthouse
The former US president left Trump Tower and travelled to the lower Manhattan courthouse.
Can China Make Peace in Ukraine? Macron Isn’t Saying No.
President Emmanuel Macron of France arrived in Beijing on Wednesday determined to carve out a distinct role for Europe that avoids America’s confrontation with an assertive China, and convinced that…
China’s Ambassador to the E.U. Tries to Distance Beijing From Moscow
In an hourlong interview with The New York Times ahead of a European diplomatic mission to Beijing, China’s ambassador to the European Union said that critics had misinterpreted his country’s…
He Told Their Stories of Repression. Now They Are Telling His.
The urgent message arrived from a Russian human rights group that aids people caught up in the Kremlin’s crackdown on dissent. “Friends, sorry!” the spokeswoman for the group, called OVD-Info, wrote…
Poland’s War on Two Fronts
When Law and Justice came to power in 2015, Jaroslaw Gwizdak had been president of a district court, which deals mainly with civil cases and family and labor law, in…
In pictures: Donald Trump inside the courtroom
It took just minutes for the former president’s motorcade to make the 6.4km (4 mile) drive from his home at Trump Tower to the Manhattan Criminal Courthouse. During the drive,…
Who is Juan Merchan, the ‘no-nonsense’ judge overseeing Trump’s case?
Justice Merchan began his legal career in 1994, after graduating from Hofstra University School of Law. He spent several years in the New York County District Attorney’s Office, before becoming…
Trump’s historic court appearance in 77 seconds
Donald Trump made history in New York on Tuesday, becoming the first US president to be criminally indicted. He returned to Florida immediately afterwards, where he said the case was…