CAIRO — Winning a dominant majority in Egypt’s first Parliament since the ouster of Hosni Mubarak would be the religious movement’s most significant step since the start of the Arab Spring.
Market indexes gained more than 4 percent Wednesday after central banks acted to contain the debt crisis in the euro zone. But similar rallies quickly withered.
LONDON — A day after the British measures, Foreign Secretary William Hague said Thursday he would seek to intensify European economic sanctions on Iran.
WASHINGTON — The White House has for now overruled State Department officials who favored a show of remorse after a NATO airstrike killed Pakistani soldiers.
Jill Abramson, The Times’s executive editor, introduces the improvements to our comment system that can be seen around NYTimes.com starting today.
NAYPYIDAW, Myanmar — Hillary Rodham Clinton on Thursday made new promises to Myanmar, where she met with the dissident leader Daw Aung San Suu Kyi.
MOSCOW — Thousands protested in the Georgian enclave after the invalidation of a presidential election that seemed to favor their candidate over a Kremlin-backed one.
AMMAN — Women such as Nima Habashna, above, are fighting for the right to pass on their citizenship to their non-Jordanian spouses and children.
PARIS — The International Criminal Court on Wednesday said Laurent Gbagbo was accused of four crimes against humanity.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — The death of a drum major in the Florida A&M; marching band has turned a spotlight on a culture of hazing in the band.
NEW DELHI — India’s stringent labor laws have led to an elaborate workaround: outsourcing within the country.
Post a Comment | Read | VideoCAMP VICTORY, Iraq — Leaders of the United States and Iraq paid tribute to each other’s troops on Thursday.
DUBLIN — Church leaders were slow or did nothing to notify authorities of sexual abuse claims, audits found.
Whatever the long-term effects of the Occupy movement, protesters have succeeded in implanting “We are the 99 percent” into the nation’s vocabulary.
The Nest Learning Thermostat can save on heating and cooling costs for your home. It even looks pretty on your wall.
The social network has been adding functions to make it more useful, although many on the site are unaware of them.
A small country with many pigs is seeing friction over where to raise them.
We’re nearly at the point we have been campaigning for in the fight against AIDS, and America has led the way.
The new rules seek to increase efficiency and reduce travel delays.
A debate is raging in South Africa over whether to criminalize knowingly exposing someone to H.I.V. It’s a terrible idea.
In many recent films, men are seen facing some type of existential crisis.
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A house in the middle of one of the world’s most sensitive ecosystems.
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