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For Europe’s Right, Trump Stirs Caution Alongside Celebration

While President Trump has inspired many on the right, nationalist parties are as wary as others about what he will mean for Europe.

Trump’s Gaza Plan Has Many Pitfalls, Hamas Among the Biggest

A Palestinian man cleaning out a house in Jabaliya, northern Gaza, on Sunday.

To Keep Aid Coming, Ukraine Appeals to Trump Allies: Conservative Christians

A destroyed Russian tank in front of the damaged Sviatohirsk Cave Monastery in eastern Ukraine, in 2023.

Congo Mourns Its Dead After Rebels Capture Key City of Goma

Volunteers mobilize to prepare a mass burial of those killed during the week of clashes in Goma.

Japan’s Prime Minister Will Seek to Preserve Status Quo at Summit With Trump

Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba of Japan in Parliament in Tokyo last month. The summit with President Trump is the result of months of behind-the-scenes efforts.

‘Screams and Smoke’: How a Deadly Mass Shooting Unfolded in Sweden

Police special forces leaving an adult education center in Orebro, Sweden, on Tuesday after responding to a mass shooting. The town’s police chief described the scene as “an inferno.”

Trump Digs In on Gaza Takeover and Palestinian Resettlement

Displaced Palestinians at a camp in Gaza on Tuesday.

Grenfell Tower, Where Fire Killed 72, Will Be Demolished, Families Say

Since 2017, the shell of Grenfell Tower — covered in a protective wrap — has remained a visible symbol of Britain’s most lethal residential fire since World War II.

Ahead of Modi’s Visit With Trump, U.S. Deportations to India Creates Uproar

Lawmakers in New Delhi on Thursday protesting the deportation of Indian immigrants from the United States.

Trump’s Gaza Plan Reflects Broader Push for Annexation of Palestinian Land

The aftermath of an attack in August by Jewish settlers on the village of Jit, in the occupied West Bank.

Why It Is So Difficult to Stop the Flow of Fentanyl Into the U.S.

A cook for the Sinaloa Cartel working on an order of fentanyl in Culiacán, Mexico, in December.

U.S. Waives Aid Funding Freeze at Syrian Camp Holding ISIS Fighters

The marketplace in Al Hol, a camp in northeastern Syria, in January. The camp holds thousands of Islamic State members and their families.

What to Know About Canada’s Role in the Fentanyl Crisis

A 36-year-old woman was revived after overdosing on fentanyl at a supervised injection site in Toronto, in 2018.

As Elon Musk Dismantles USAID, Foreign Leaders Rejoice

A U.S.A.I.D. cargo container in Manila on Tuesday. The scope of the agency is extensive and covers a variety of humanitarian relief efforts.

Trump’s Plan for Gaza Gives No Immediate Answers About the Hostages or the War

An Israeli tank on the border with the northern Gaza Strip last week.

Thursday Briefing

Palestinians returning to their homes in Jabaliya, in northern Gaza, on Sunday.

January Was Hottest January on Record, Scientists Report

Looking west on the Pacific Ocean from Pacific Palisades, Calif., on Jan. 9.

Inside Trump’s Hastily Written Proposal to ‘Own’ Gaza

Speaking at the White House on Tuesday, President Trump announced a plan for the United States to take over Gaza.

Valérie André, Daring French Army Copter Pilot, Dies at 102

Dr. Valérie André in 1976, the year she was promoted to general, becoming the first woman to hold that position in the French Army.

What to Know About the Trump Family’s Deals in the Middle East

The Trump Organization’s multiple projects in the Middle East include a deal to build a golf course and hotel in Oman, involving land owned by that country’s government.

Trump and Netanyahu Leave Little Daylight Between Them

President Trump made Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel the first foreign leader he has invited to the White House since his own return to power a little over two weeks ago.

Thursday Briefing: An Uproar Over Trump’s Gaza Plan

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel with President Trump at the White House on Tuesday.

Trump Torpedoed the Iran Nuclear Deal. Now He’s Calling for Another One.

Members of Iran’s Basij paramilitary forces march past a missile on display during the “Force Parade,” in Tehran, last month.

Mirroring Trump, Milei Pulls Argentina From W.H.O.

President Javier Milei of Argentina speaking in Buenos Aires in December. He has taken actions that mirror those taken by President Trump.

These Are the Major Obstacles to Trump’s Gaza Plan

The northern Gaza city of Jabaliya on Monday. Much of the enclave has been destroyed over more than a year of war between Israel and Hamas. Some estimates say rebuilding could take more than a decade.

French Government Survives No-Confidence Vote

Members of France’s Parliament at the National Assembly in Paris on Wednesday.

Ismaili Muslims Get a New Leader, the Fifth Aga Khan

Prince Rahim al-Hussaini in 2023.

U.K. Counterterror Program Prematurely Closed Case on Southport Killer, Report Says

A memorial set up in Southport, England, after three girls were killed in a stabbing spree last July.

The Search for the Original Silly Goose in the Fossil Record

Manhunt in Brussels After Masked Men Open Fire Outside Metro Station

The Clemenceau metro station in Brussels on Wednesday. It was closed after a shooting early in the morning.

Trump’s Proposal on Gaza Is a Risk for Egypt and Jordan

Patients from a hospital in Gaza City departing for Egypt to receive treatment last week.

Sweden Mass Shooting Site Was Foundational in a Diverse Community

Mourners gathering at a makeshift memorial on Wednesday for victims of the shooting in Orebro, Sweden.

Gazans Condemn Trump’s Proposal for a U.S. Takeover

Palestinians dig through rubble near Al-Shifa hospital in Gaza City on Wednesday.

Trump’s Gaza Takeover Would Be Illegal Under International Law, Experts Say

Palestinians making tea near the rubble of their destroyed house in Jabaliya in northern Gaza last week.

Trump’s Gaza Plan Is Unworkable, Analysts Say. Does He Mean It?

Displaced Palestinians returning to the northern Gaza Strip on Sunday.

What We Know About the Mass Shooting in Sweden

Police officers on Wednesday near the scene of the shooting in Orebro, Sweden.

Vice President Sara Duterte of the Philippines Is Impeached

Vice President Sara Duterte speaking in Manila last December. On Wednesday afternoon, lawmakers voted to impeach her.

Want to Smoke Outdoors in Milan? Better Be Far From Other People.

Under the new rules, smoking is banned everywhere in Milan except for “isolated areas where it’s possible to respect a distance of at least 33 feet from other people.”

U.S. Military Plane Deports Migrants to India

A U.S. Air Force plane carrying deported Indians landing in Amritsar, a city in Punjab State in northwestern India, on Wednesday.

Wednesday Briefing

President Trump and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel at the White House on Tuesday.

A Veteran U.K. Political Battler Takes on Trump’s Washington

Peter Mandelson at the Labour Party annual conference in Liverpool, England, in 2023.

Trump’s Proposal to ‘Take Over’ Gaza Sparks Immediate Rebukes

A Palestinian looking at the rubble of buildings in Rafah, southern Gaza, on Tuesday.

Trump Says He Would Jail Americans in El Salvador ‘in a Heartbeat’

For President Trump, even musing over the proposal signaled his willingness to embrace extreme measures to show he is tough on crime and illegal immigration.

El Salvador’s Prisons Are Notorious. Will They House Trump’s Deportees?

Inmates in a cell at the Terrorism Confinement Center, a prison complex in Tecoluca, El Salvador, that has become a symbol of President Nayib Bukele’s administration.

Trump Signs Executive Order Calling for Review of U.S. Ties to U.N.

President Trump signed an executive order to end America’s involvement in the U.N.’s Human Rights Council.

The Aga Khan IV, Wealthy Leader of the Ismaili Muslims, Dies at 88

Prince Karim Al-Hussaini, the Aga Khan IV, in 2014.

West Bank? Call It Judea and Samaria, Some Republicans Say.

A settler outpost in the northern West Bank in July. Settlements in the territory are widely considered to be illegal under international law.

Wednesday Briefing: China Hits Back Against U.S. Tariffs

Yangshan Port in Shanghai.

Richard Williamson, Renegade Priest and Holocaust Denier, Dies at 84

Richard Williamson in 2009. He was ordained a bishop by the Society of St. Pius X, but the Vatican never recognized him as such and excommunicated him in 1988.

How Canada and Mexico’s Leaders Took Different Routes to a Tariff Deal With Trump

President Claudia Sheinbaum of Mexico announcing that tariffs on exports to the United States had been postponed.

Greenland, Eyeing Trump, Bans Foreign Political Funding

Greenlanders were initially shocked and confused by President Trump’s repeated desire that the United States take control of the territory.

Sweden School Shooting Leaves at Least 10 Dead in Country’s ‘Worst’ Gun Attack

Police officers responding to a shooting at an adult education center in Orebro, Sweden, on Tuesday.

The Closed-Door Battle to Become IOC President

Members of the International Olympic Committee will vote to elect a new president in March.

A Trump. A Dead Duck. And an Uproar in Italy.

A flag flutters on the island of Sant’Erasmo near Venice, Italy, in December.

Lawsuit Accuses Neil Gaiman of Sexual Assault Facilitated by His Wife

Neil Gaiman and Amanda Palmer performing in London in 2017.

Teenager Known for Lifesaving Skills Is Killed in Shark Attack in Australia

Charlize Zmuda died on Monday after being bitten by a shark while swimming at Woorim Beach.

Mexico Pledges to Send 10,000 Troops to U.S. Border: What to Know

Mexican National Guard soldiers near tents set up as part of a plan to receive thousands of its deported citizens from the United States, in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, last week.

As Israel Expands West Bank Operation, Two Soldiers Are Killed

Members of the Israeli military at the site of a shooting in the northern West Bank on Tuesday.

In Turkey, New Syrian Leader and Erdogan Pledge to Work Together

Ahmed al-Shara, Syria’s interim president, and President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Ankara on Tuesday, in a photo released by the Turkish government.

Top Doctors Question Conviction of ‘Killer Nurse’ Lucy Letby in 7 Baby Deaths

Dr. Shoo Lee, right, at a news conference in London, on Tuesday. Dr. Lee led a panel that looked into the evidence against the British nurse Lucy Letby, who was convicted in 2023 of killing seven babies.

What It’s Like to Be a Football Fan in Antarctica

Palmer Station is a tiny American research base in Antarctica — and a temporary home to several Bills fans.

Tuesday Briefing

President Trump made deals with President Claudia Sheinbaum of Mexico and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada on Monday.

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