Deep Under Gaza, Evidence of Cells and Hostages, Israel Says

Deep Under Gaza, Evidence of Cells and Hostages, Israel Says

In a subterranean compound deep below Khan Younis, a Hamas stronghold in the southern Gaza Strip, the five cells with barred doors that the Israeli military says held hostages abducted from Israel had clearly been constructed long in advance. The tunnel builders even paid some attention to décor: The tiled walls of a small kitchenette…

In France, a Conviction for Police Brutality, but Little Expectation of Change

In France, a Conviction for Police Brutality, but Little Expectation of Change

When a French police officer was found guilty on Friday of assaulting Théo Luhaka, a 22-year-old Black man, during a 2017 identity check that led to his arrest, lawyers on both sides left the courthouse claiming victory in one of France’s most publicized cases of police abuse. Mr. Luhaka, now 29, was officially recognized as…

Presidential Favorite in Indonesia Stirs Fears of ‘Death of Democracy’

Presidential Favorite in Indonesia Stirs Fears of ‘Death of Democracy’

He hoped to succeed Indonesia’s longtime dictator. He ordered the kidnappings of pro-democracy activists. He was accused of atrocities during the ruthless military occupation of East Timor. He has said elections run counter to his country’s culture. Even so, Prabowo Subianto has spent the past two decades trying his hand at democratic politics, donning different…

As Switzerland’s Glaciers Shrink, a Way of Life May Melt Away

As Switzerland’s Glaciers Shrink, a Way of Life May Melt Away

For centuries, Swiss farmers have sent their cattle, goats and sheep up the mountains to graze in warmer months before bringing them back down at the start of autumn. Devised in the Middle Ages to save precious grass in the valleys for winter stock, the tradition of “summering” has so transformed the countryside into a…

Palestinians Flee Gaza Hospital Refuge as Fighting Intensifies

Palestinians Flee Gaza Hospital Refuge as Fighting Intensifies

Scores of displaced Palestinians fled the grounds of a hospital in southern Gaza as fighting raged on Wednesday in and around the city of Khan Younis, where the Israeli military says it is trying to crush a Hamas stronghold. Videos verified by The New York Times show families fleeing the hospital, Nasser Medical Center in…

‘No End in Sight’: Evacuated Israeli City Braces for Possible War With Hezbollah

‘No End in Sight’: Evacuated Israeli City Braces for Possible War With Hezbollah

new video loaded: ‘No End in Sight’: Evacuated Israeli City Braces for Possible War With Hezbollah transcript Back transcript ‘No End in Sight’: Evacuated Israeli City Braces for Possible War With Hezbollah As tensions escalated on Israel’s northern border with Lebanon after Oct. 7, Israel evacuated tens of thousands of residents from the region, including…

A Plant That Flowers Underground Is New to Science, but Not to Borneo

A Plant That Flowers Underground Is New to Science, but Not to Borneo

As a group of European botanists prepared to travel across Borneo by motorboat and four-wheel-drive vehicles, they heard about a species of palm with an extremely rare quirk. It flowers underground. The palm, Pinanga subterranea, is one of 74 plants that scientists from the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, in London named as new to science…

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