Citizens’ Images of Potential War Crimes in Ukraine
Each morning as he sips his coffee, Giancarlo Fiorella opens Telegram, a social-media app popular in Ukraine, and starts scanning
Russia’s War in Ukraine Is Straining Global Economic
WASHINGTON—A rift between Western democracies and Russia and China is forcing policy makers to figure out how to keep conversations
China’s Manufacturing Activity Pummeled by Covid Restrictions
BEIJING—Readings of Chinese factory and service-sector activity worsened dramatically in April, falling to their lowest levels since the early days
Ukrainians Suffer Gasoline Shortages After Russian Strikes on
DIDOVYCHI, Ukraine—Ukrainians faced fuel shortages and rising prices following recent Russian missile strikes on oil refineries and storage depots in
Hong Kong’s Next Leader Touts City’s Global Role
HONG KONG—The city’s next leader laid out his policy vision Friday, including boosting Hong Kong’s competitiveness as an international city
Ukrainian Forces Get Crash Course on Javelin Missiles
ZAPORIZHZHIA, Ukraine—An American trainer known to his Ukrainian students simply as Texas carefully drew on a school blackboard the outline
Rescuers Look for Survivors at Kyiv Apartment Block
KYIV, Ukraine—Rescue workers sifted through the debris of a 21-story apartment block that was struck by a Russian missile here
China Plans Reprieve for Tech Giants, Including Delaying
SINGAPORE—China is preparing to hit pause on its monthslong campaign against technology companies, according to people familiar with the matter,
Clashes at Jerusalem’s Al Aqsa Mosque Renew Israeli-Palestinian
TEL AVIV—Israeli police clashed with Palestinians at Jerusalem’s most contested site as large crowds of Muslims gathered for Friday prayers,
Eurozone Economy Keeps Growing but Recession Risk Looms
The eurozone’s economy continued to grow at a modest pace in the first three months of the year, but faces
