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Washington Post: World

In Tehran, huge throngs mourn assassinated supreme leader Ali Khamenei

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On July Fourth, Pope Leo urges U.S. to welcome, protect and assist immigrants

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In a hit low-budget film, Beijing sees a way to court Chinese communities abroad

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Iran’s leader was killed in February. The country will finally bury him.

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Kyiv’s most-bombed neighborhood just won’t quit

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Trump-backed truce in Lebanon, key to Iran peace deal, risks new civil war

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Vatican excommunicates bishops of breakaway traditionalist sect

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Russia rocks Ukrainian capital with massive assault, killing at least 30

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Pope Leo plans to send a message about migrants on July Fourth

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After quakes trap Venezuelans, the government impedes rescuers and aid

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As war stalls, Putin concedes he never cut a deal with Trump in Alaska

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With little official help, Venezuelans in earthquakes rescue themselves

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Trump says U.S. and Iran will meet to negotiate after days of strikes

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These homes rose out of Venezuela’s socialist revolution. Now they’re rubble.

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U.S., Iran launch new strikes, testing fragile ceasefire as Hormuz tensions flare

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Unease deepens in Russia as Ukraine steps up long-range strikes

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Ukrainian drones drive Russia to declare emergency in occupied Crimea

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When it comes to soccer, there is no such thing as a United Kingdom

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In AI race vs. U.S., China eyes a come-from-behind victory

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From foes to ‘great friends’? Quakes test new U.S.-Venezuela relationship.

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King Charles reveals his personal tax bill. Spoiler alert: He’s very rich.

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Rubio’s new job? Selling Trump’s Iran deal to a worried Gulf.

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Migrants not entitled to apply for asylum while standing on Mexico side of border, Supreme Court rules

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Israel deliberately targeted Palestinian children in Gaza, U.N. commission says

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Hegseth thwarted internal efforts to extend key Army general’s career

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France reports first Ebola patient as cases in Africa surge above 1,000

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Keir Starmer is out. Other establishment politicians are in trouble.

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Trump dismisses Iran’s rejection of nuclear inspections

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Ukraine’s drones are spoiling Putin’s vision for Crimea

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U.S. shifts its Latin America approach. Here’s how it’s playing out in Guatemala.

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Who is Andy Burnham, U.K.’s ‘King of the North’ and likely next prime minister?

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U.K. will get its seventh prime minister in 10 years. Here’s how they fell.

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Read Keir Starmer’s resignation speech

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U.K. Prime Minister Starmer to resign as Labour Party seeks reboot

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High-level U.S.-Iran talks conclude with a road map for peace, mediators say

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For cash-strapped farmers, deal to end Iran fighting comes too late

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War-weary Iranians see glimmers of relief as Trump deal takes shape

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Shut out of the World Cup again, China roots for a referee

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Chaotic run-up to U.S.-Iran talks signals steep hurdles ahead

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Trump said Italy’s prime minister ‘begged’ for a photo. She says that’s false.

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After 4 Israeli soldiers’ deaths, Israel and Hezbollah agree to renew ceasefire

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Andy Burnham wins U.K. Parliament seat, key step in bid to oust prime minister

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First steps in peace deal demand far more from U.S. than Iran

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Ukraine pummels Russian capital with what may be largest drone strike yet on Moscow

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U.S. moves toward troop reductions in Europe as Hegseth scolds NATO allies

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The local election that could topple Britain’s prime minister

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Senate targets Hegseth’s travel in standoff over apparent Iran school attack, boat strikes

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Trump defends his Iran deal, criticizes longtime ally Israel as G-7 ends

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Russia’s war in Ukraine comes back into Trump’s focus with no end in sight

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After news of Iran peace deal, Lebanese return home to assess wreckage

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