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The formation of the NUC may be an important step, but is far from the NATO membership Ukraine seeks. → Read More
Kremlin critic Bill Browder tells TIME that the incident has "totally destroyed" the Russian President's image. → Read More
Belarusian dictator Alexander Lukashenko has been credited with striking the deal that saved Vladimir Putin—and himself. → Read More
A deadly rampage this week by Israeli settlers in the West Bank town of Turmus Ayya has left Palestinians uneasy. → Read More
The move is emblematic of the deepening U.S.-India relationship, and the importance of the Indian American community. → Read More
Ben Judah's new book 'This Is Europe' captures the continent at its margins, on its frontlines, and within its ever-changing landscapes. → Read More
An investigation into the Scottish National Party's finances has put the pro-independence party into turmoil. → Read More
Keir Starmer spoke to TIME about his path to Parliament, his vision for the U.K., and how he plans to get into power. → Read More
Kyiv remains tight-lipped on its long-anticipated campaign to wrest back control of territory captured by Russia. → Read More
The right-wing government has passed a law that critics say is a guise for targeting the opposition. → Read More
The Erdoğan era lives on after Turkey’s longtime leader emerged victorious in Sunday's runoff election. → Read More
Turkish journalist Nevşin Mengü tells TIME about her expectations for the country's presidential runoff on May 28. → Read More
TIME speaks to Thomas Borer on scrapping the country's longstanding policy of military neutrality. → Read More
In a rare interview, Keir Starmer—widely seen as the U.K.'s Prime-Minister-in-Waiting—lays out his vision to address the country's social and economic malaise. → Read More
As many as 195,000 babies were born in Ukraine last year, according to the United Nations Population Fund. → Read More
Here are all the biggest similarities and differences between King Charles III and Queen Elizabeth II's coronations → Read More
The spurs, which feature a Tudor rose and a velvet-covered strap with gold embroidery, are traditionally fastened to a monarch's foot. → Read More
The policing of the coronation has already become "a human-rights nightmare," according to civil liberties advocates. → Read More
The king, alongside Queen Camilla, were crowned on Saturday. Here’s a rundown of the day's proceedings. → Read More
The monarch, who will be formally crowned this weekend, is "one of the most eccentric sovereigns" Britain has ever had. → Read More