World War II: After the War
Part 20 of a weekly 20-part retrospective of World War II
World War II in Photos
The Russian Red Line Washington Won’t Cross—Yet
Ukraine wants long-range missiles in order to regain Crimea and end the war. Why won’t Washington supply them?
A Decade Under Erdogan’s Shadow
The photographer Emin Özmen has spent his career watching his country transform from an aspiring democracy to a dystopian autocracy.
Photos of the Week: Double Ducks, Thirsty Monkey, Island Cathedral
The Chelsea Flower Show in England, a scarecrow fair in Italy, a mountain-bike race in Bolivia, a volcanic eruption in Indonesia, the Cannes Film Festival in France, and much more
The Kremlin Has a Security Problem
Drone attacks in Moscow, incursions over the border—Russians are starting to wonder whether Putin really does have, as he promised, “everything under control.”
Photos: Ukraine’s Battlefield Drones
Images of some of the many small drones being used on Ukraine’s battlefields
In Ukraine, Brutality Lingers
Pictures of life in wartime
Extreme Weather Brings Deadly Flooding to Northern Italy
Images of widespread flooding in northern Italy’s Emilia-Romagna region
Russia’s Rogue Commander Is Playing With Fire
Yevgeny Prigozhin has picked a public fight with the Russian military leadership in Ukraine. Why does the Kremlin tolerate him?
Photos of the Week: Folly Field, Falcon Box, Fountain Fun
A break-dancing championship in Morocco, rally racing in Portugal, a deadly cyclone in Myanmar, widespread flooding in Italy, pro wrestling in Japan, and much more
Sepak Takraw, a Sport of Airborne Athleticism
Recent images of people playing sepak takraw in both stadiums and neighborhood courts
What the U.S. Can Learn About Gun Violence From Serbia
In a matter of days, the Serbian government was able to reduce illegal gun ownership by 90 percent. Uprooting a culture of violence will be much harder.
The Price of Being Principled in the Philippines
Duterte is gone, but a former secretary of justice still faces a possible life sentence for criticizing his regime.
In America’s Competition With China, Democracy Could Lose
If the president condemns a manipulated election in Thailand, the U.S. could lose its oldest Asian ally.
Is This the End for Erdoğan?
His support looks weaker, but his grip on power has never been stronger.
Photos of the Week: Jumbled Forest, Old Tree, Koala Perch
A skateboarding dog in Bangkok, Eurovision 2023 performances in England, the Southeast Asian Games in Cambodia, scenes from the coronation in England, and much more
Winners of the 2023 Close-Up Photographer of the Year Challenge: Minimal
Some of the winning and shortlisted images from this year’s challenge in close-up, macro, and micro photography
Photos From the 2023 Westminster Dog Show
Images of the dogs and their handlers during the annual competition
‘Don’t You Think This Is a Bit Silly?’
Among the new king’s subjects on a soggy coronation weekend
Photos: The Coronation of King Charles III
Images from the historic royal ceremony in London this morning
Northern Ireland’s Troubled Peace
As the world celebrated the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement, a Belfast family instead grieved.