#washingtonpost.com. × Freed Israeli hostages tell families of torture while held by Hamas. Captors subjected the hostages to physical and psychological torment, according to those recently released under a ceasefire deal.
#Feb.13.2025 ×
#washingtonpost.com. × Controversial deportation flight to India hangs over Modi-Trump meeting. Scenes of shackled detainees shuffling onto a U.S military aircraft triggered outrage in India, days before Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s White House visit.
#Feb.13.2025 ×
#washingtonpost.com. × Maria Tipo, lyrical pianist and Scarlatti interpreter, dies at 94. Long based in Italy, she rose to prominence in the 1950s and later taught star musicians. Pianist Martha Argerich called her “an extraordinary inspiration.”
#Feb.13.2025 ×
#washingtonpost.com. × Who is Alexander Vinnik, the Russian cybercriminal swapped for Marc Fogel?. The cryptocurrency kingpin is being released as part of an exchange with Moscow that saw the release of American teacher Marc Fogel from Russia on Tuesday.
#Feb.12.2025 ×
#washingtonpost.com. × Israel likely to strike Iran in coming months, warns U.S. intelligence. A strike on Iran’s nuclear facilities would present an early test for President Trump, who campaigned on restoring peace while touting his support for Israel.
#Feb.13.2025 ×
#washingtonpost.com. × Key moments in Trump and Putin’s unpredictable relationship. Trump and Putin spoke by phone on Wednesday, a 90-minute conversation that began a new chapter in their storied history.
#Feb.12.2025 ×
#washingtonpost.com. × As Trump team makes first NATO visit, Europeans brace for haggling. European leaders say Trump isn’t serious about the need for NATO members to spend 5 percent of GDP on defense. The question is how much more they need to spend.
#Feb.12.2025 ×
#washingtonpost.com. × The battle over USAID - The Washington Post. Today on “Post Reports,” how USAID entered President Donald Trump’s crosshairs. And, how his freeze on foreign aid has affected vulnerable people around the world.
#Feb.12.2025 ×
#washingtonpost.com. × Gazans fear return to war amid standoff between Israel and Hamas. Israel’s defense minister threatened to open “the gates of hell” in Gaza if Hamas does not release Israeli hostages as planned on Saturday.
#Feb.12.2025 ×
#washingtonpost.com. × Trump talks to Putin in first announced call since taking office. President Donald Trump spoke by phone to Russian President Vladimir Putin, breaking a years-long silence between the Oval Office and the Kremlin.
#Feb.12.2025 ×
#washingtonpost.com. × Hegseth calls Ukraine’s peace goals ‘unrealistic’ in meeting with allies. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said any peace deal must come with international oversight of the boundary between Russian and Ukrainian forces and no NATO membership for Ukraine.
#Feb.12.2025 ×
#washingtonpost.com. × Ukraine war raised flight emissions by 1% as planes rerouted, study says. Some 1,100 flights were rerouted daily in 2023 to avoid Russian and Ukrainian airspace, a study found, releasing an estimated 8.2 million more metric tons of carbon.
#Feb.12.2025 ×
#washingtonpost.com. × From Colombia with love: The journey of a Valentine’s Day bouquet. Since the beginning of the year more than one billion flowers have crossed into the United States. Most of them came from Colombia.
#Feb.12.2025 ×
#washingtonpost.com. × In the war for Kursk, Russian civilians evacuated to Ukraine. The bombing of a shelter in Sudzha sent Russian civilians fleeing over the border to seek medical help in Ukraine as locals were in the line of fire.
#Feb.12.2025 ×
#washingtonpost.com. × Soccer star Sam Kerr found not guilty of racially harassing police officer. Kerr, one of the highest-profile players in women’s soccer, was charged after a 2023 dispute with a London taxi driver turned into a heated exchange with police.
#Feb.12.2025 ×
#washingtonpost.com. × Column | As Vance tours Europe, far-right leaders hail the fall of liberalism. Much to the disquiet of some officials in Europe, both Vance and President Donald Trump have found common cause with figures once on Europe’s fringe, including nationalists on the far right with conspi
#Feb.12.2025 ×
#washingtonpost.com. × U.S. hits new low on global corruption index amid concern over courts. Denmark topped the latest Corruption Perceptions Index, with a score of 90 out of 100. South Sudan fell to the bottom spot, with a score of eight.
#Feb.11.2025 ×
#washingtonpost.com. × Hegseth’s visit to U.S. base in Germany met with student walkout. The civil disobedience by dozens of middle-schoolers — and some adults — was aimed at the Trump administration’s rollback of DEI initiatives.
#Feb.11.2025 ×
#washingtonpost.com. × Sam Nujoma, who led Namibia after independence struggle, dies at 95. Before independence in 1990, Mr. Nujoma directed a Cold War-era insurgency against South African control of the mineral-rich former German colony.
#Feb.11.2025 ×
#washingtonpost.com. × Thanking Putin, Trump links American’s release to ending Ukraine war. President Donald Trump said his exchange with Russia for the imprisoned teacher Marc Fogel was “very fair,” but he declined to disclose its terms.
#Feb.11.2025 ×
#washingtonpost.com. × The Islamic State has regrouped in Somalia — and has global ambitions. The Post ventured to the front lines of an offensive against the Islamic State in northern Somalia, where foreign fighters are flowing in and cash is flowing out.
#Feb.11.2025 ×
#washingtonpost.com. × Power cuts in Ukraine as Russia pounds natural gas sector in major strike. The bombardment took place as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is heading to the Munich Security Conference, where he is expected to meet with top U.S. officials.
#Feb.11.2025 ×
#washingtonpost.com. × Tesla opens Megapack battery factory in China amid nascent trade war. The opening of the $200 million Megapack battery plant in Shanghai highlights Elon Musk’s unusual position as Tesla CEO and Trump administration adviser.
#Feb.11.2025 ×
#washingtonpost.com. × More than 170 World War II-era bombs found under U.K. playground. The unexploded ordnance, discovered during a site renovation, were described as “practice bombs” that still carry a charge and must be removed by professionals.
#Feb.11.2025 ×
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