Israel, U.A.E. Sign Free-Trade Agreement
TEL AVIV—Israel and the United Arab Emirates signed a free-trade agreement on Tuesday, with officials from both countries saying it
China and the U.S. Are Arranging an In-Person
China and the U.S. are working to finalize what would be the first face-to-face meeting between their top defense officials
Bombed Bridges, Closed Ports Keep Ukrainian Grain From
CONSTANTA, Romania—Across Ukraine, farmers are navigating mines, traversing bombed bridges and risking dangerous maneuvers at overworked ports to circumvent a
EU Leaders Spar Over Russian-Oil Ban
BRUSSELS—European Union leaders gathering here Monday sought to maintain unity against Russia and its invasion of Ukraine despite internal divisions
U.N. Says Iran Has Enough Uranium to Produce
BRUSSELS—The United Nations atomic agency said Monday that Iran hasn’t offered credible answers to its probe into nuclear material found
Russian Forces Push Into Pivotal City in Eastern
KYIV, Ukraine—Russian forces advanced Monday into the center of Severodonetsk, one of the last Ukrainian strongholds in the eastern Donbas
China’s Push for Agreement With Pacific Island Nations
SUVA, Fiji—A proposal for deeper security and trade ties between China and Pacific island nations didn’t advance at a summit
Europe’s Bid to Kick Russian Natural Gas Faces
Europe has a plan to stop buying Russian natural gas within five years by installing wind turbines and solar panels
China’s Lockdowns Prompt a Rethinking of Life Plans
For many Chinese who saw Shanghai as a magical place to pursue their dreams, the city’s two-month-long Covid-19 lockdown has
Colombians Vote in Election That Could See Ex-Leftist
By Juan Forero and Kejal Vyas May 29, 2022 9:57 am ET BOGOTÁ, Colombia—Voters began casting ballots Sunday in a
