The Southeast Asian nation recently experienced its highest monthly civilian death toll since the war began in 2021.

Our Times correspondent, Hannah Beech, travels to the center of the armed resistance movement in Myanmar and meets rebel fighters who are outgunned and undermanned after years of fighting in a civil war.

Buffeted by global turmoil and a populist far-right ascendance at home, Anthony Albanese is trying to keep the country feeling hopeful.

Abelardo De La Espriella appears set to be the country’s next president. It adds another right-wing populist leader to a growing roster around the world.

Four years after Ukraine was invaded, many of the people who lived in institutional settings remain unaccounted for.

Israel’s U.N. mission dismissed the report as a “libelous sham,” and called the investigating commission a “fundamentally flawed mechanism.”

The Iranian singer Parastoo Ahmadi was punished for performing without a hijab, according to a person close to her family and state media news reports.

The secretary of state dismissed Iran’s talk of charging ships to pass through the vital Persian Gulf portal as prohibited under international law.

At least 14 people, most aged 16 to 18, were killed when a fire blazed through a commercial building that housed an educational center, a pet shop, and a clinic in the northern Indian city of Lucknow on Monday. The cause of the fire is being investigated.

The International Maritime Organization, working with multiple countries, said it has ensured that vessels can sail safely through the Strait of Hormuz after months of being idled.