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Her predecessor’s legacy looms large over Mexican politics. She’ll have to chart her own way.
Obesity will go down, electric cars will go up, and a nuclear bomb might just fall.
From drones to social media, the war between Armenia and Azerbaijan was a preview of Ukraine and the conflicts to come.
Trump hasn’t laid out a clear vision for Gaza — and that’s probably deliberate.
The US is pivoting away from focusing on groups like al-Qaeda and ISIS — at least until the next attack.
Amid ever-increasing global outrage, the objectives in Israel’s war are out of reach.
Israel is massacring Palestinians — and undermining its own security in the process.
A guide to the world’s largest election — and why it’s so important.
INR is “almost always right.” How come nobody has heard of it?
Non-combatants bear the brunt of modern war’s toll, but we don’t know how to memorialize them.
It’s not there yet — but we should be concerned.
A foreign government is trying to silence US critics of its authoritarian turn — and it’s succeeding.
The role of the International Criminal Court and the limits to its authority, explained.
And why it’s not nearly enough.
The Iranian regime is unlikely to change course in the near term, but Ebrahim Raisi’s death could affect crucial succession plans.
Still ‘rockin’ in the free world’?
The furor over the painting points to the Crown’s larger problems.
Revised data from the health ministry turned into a debate about the war’s human cost. That death toll remains devastating.
Protecting radical dissent requires tolerating right-wing speech.
Israel and Hezbollah are trying to keep their fighting contained. But the conflict keeps escalating.
International impunity helped allow a power struggle in Sudan to spiral into ethnic violence.
Looking to understand the Israel-Hamas war? Start with these Vox podcast episodes.
An unprecedented attack on Israel has sparked outright war between Israel and Hamas.
The US has offered unconditional military aid to Israel throughout the war in Gaza. As of this week, that might be changing.
Mexico City is staring down a water crisis. It won’t be the last city to do so.
Politics on Eurovision isn’t new. It’s been part of it almost from the start.
A deal will still be tough.
AI nudges us to prioritize speed and scale. In Gaza, it’s turbocharging mass bombing.
AI is supposed to help militaries make precise strikes. Is that the case in Gaza?
The Israel-Hamas war went from a potential short-term ceasefire to strikes on Rafah on Monday.
And is it feasible? Plus three other questions about the student protesters’ demands.
Press freedom is in a state of emergency in Israel and Gaza.
There are already legal challenges to the new policy, but authorities detained some migrants this week.
The Columbia protests and the debate over pro-Palestinian college students, explained.
The US and Saudi Arabia say they’re close to a historic mega-deal. There’s just one problem.
It’s time to take back the Israel-Palestine debate from the radicals on both sides.
“A billion people at risk”: How worldwide cholera outbreaks are threatening lives.
Road-clogging, manure-dumping farmers reveal the paradox at the heart of EU agriculture.