Monday Briefing: Two Charged in Moscow Attack
Russia mourned after at least 137 people were killed when gunmen opened fire at a concert hall in a Moscow suburb, and investigators began bringing charges against those they said were responsible.
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Monday Briefing: Iran’s President Is Missing After a Helicopter Crash
A helicopter carrying President Ebrahim Raisi of Iran crashed in a remote part of the country yesterday, according to state media. The helicopter — which was also carrying the foreign minister, Hossein Amir Abdollahian — has not yet been found.
Monday Briefing: Putin Extends His Rule
President Vladimir Putin claimed another six-year term in a presidential contest in which he faced no real competition. He is expected to hold a Red Square rally to formally declare victory — and to portray the vote as a public endorsement of his invasion of Ukraine.
Monday Briefing: Biden Clashes With Netanyahu
The leaders of the U.S. and Israel are engaged in an increasingly public dispute over Gaza.
Monday Briefing: Fears of Anarchy Grow in Gaza
Last week, more than 100 people were killed in northern Gaza, health officials there said, after thousands of Gazans rushed at aid trucks. The crush on Thursday led to a stampede and prompted Israeli soldiers to fire at the crowd.
Monday Briefing: Hostage Talks to Continue in Qatar
An Israeli delegation is expected to arrive in Qatar as soon as today for talks on a new deal for a temporary cease-fire with Hamas and the release of some hostages held in Gaza, according to an Israeli official.
Monday Briefing: Avdiivka Falls to Russia
Ukrainian forces retreated from Avdiivka, which had been a stronghold in the Donetsk region for more than a decade, giving Russia its first significant victory in almost a year. Now, Ukraine’s outgunned troops may be in their most precarious position since the first months of the war almost two years ago.
Monday Briefing: Pakistan’s Stunning Election Results
Candidates aligned with the party of the imprisoned former Pakistani prime minister Imran Khan won the most seats in Pakistan’s parliamentary elections, despite the military’s efforts to suppress support.
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