The generational Frankensteins of antisemitism
Nearly eight decades ago, the Nazis feared the consequences of a civilized world learning about their inhumane acts; today Hamas boasts about theirs.
January 15, 2024
Nearly eight decades ago, the Nazis feared the consequences of a civilized world learning about their inhumane acts; today Hamas boasts about theirs.
Jacques Delors, a Paris bank messenger’s son who became the visionary and builder of a more unified Europe in his momentous decade as chief executive of the European Union, has died in Paris, the Delors Institute think tank told The Associated Press on Wednesday. He was 98.
In Brussels, there is a growing sense that Ukrainian membership would shift the E.U.’s balance of power, impact its agricultural market and upend its budget.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy asked the students and faculty of the National Defense University on Monday to put themselves in the shoes of his country’s troops as they await reinforcements in their fight against Russia.
Berlin, October 1961: American airmen from the RAF Wethersfield football team toe a line marking the border between East and West as they view the Berlin Wall from the Friedrichstrasse.
Li Qiang is first attending the Association of Southeast Asian Nations gathering in Jakarta, Indonesia, for wide-ranging talks on trade, climate change and global security. From there, he’ll head to a Group of 20 summit in New Delhi, becoming the first Chinese premier to join that annual huddle since it began in 2008.
President Biden is reshaping the U.S. approach to trade policy to focus on the needs of Americans as workers rather than consumers, breaking with 30 years of trade policy.
Here is a sampling of upcoming trips scheduled by military bases.
Here is a sampling of upcoming trips scheduled by military bases.
Here is a sampling of upcoming trips scheduled by military bases.