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Polio Vaccination Drive Begins in Gaza

By Wafaa Shurafa and Samy Magdy / AP

What to Know About the “Russian Spy” Beluga Whale Found Dead

By Jari Tanner / AP

The Oasis 2025 Tour Tickets Controversy, Explained

By Rebecca Schneid

Israel Recovers Bodies of Six Hostages in Gaza

By JOSEF FEDERMAN / AP
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Switzerland Reveals Which City Will Host 2025 Eurovision Song Contest

The Swiss city of Basel will host next year's Eurovision Song Contest from May 13 to 17, organizers announced on Friday.

By Associated Press

New Zealand's Māori King Dies at 69

Kiingi Tuheitia Pootatau Te Wherowhero VII died days after the celebration of his 18th year as the mostly ceremonial monarch.

By Associated Press

Oasis Adds Extra Shows to 2025 Tour Amid High Demand for Tickets

Oasis has added three more dates to its reunion tour, citing “unprecedented demand” for tickets.

By Associated Press

How Nayib Bukele's 'Iron Fist' Has Transformed El Salvador

A crackdown on gangs has made the authoritarian leader arguably the world's most popular head of state

By Vera Bergengruen / San Salvador

Read the Transcript of President Bukele’s Interview With TIME

In an exclusive interview, President Nayib Bukele speaks about his crackdown on gangs and more. Read the full transcript.

By Vera Bergengruen/San Salvador

Lea la Transcripción de la Entrevista de TIME Con el Presidente Nayib Bukele

En una entrevista exclusiva, el Presidente Nayib Bukele discutió su guerra contra las pandillas y más. Lea la transcripción.

By Vera Bergengruen/San Salvador

Thai Court Sentences Son of Spanish Actors to Life in Prison For Murder

A court in Thailand on Thursday found Daniel Sancho Bronchalo, a member of a famous Spanish acting family, guilty of premeditated murder.

By SAHATTHAYA KRAIKHUNTHOT and GRANT PECK / AP

CIA Reveals More Details On Foiled Terror Plot at Taylor Swift Shows

The suspects in the foiled plot to attack Taylor Swift concerts in Vienna earlier this month sought to kill “tens of thousands," per the CIA.

By STEFANIE DAZIO / AP

Hong Kong Convicts Journalists of Sedition Charges

Two former editors were found guilty of publishing seditious articles, the first such convictions in decades in Hong Kong, a move likely to deepen press freedom concerns.

By Rebecca Choong Wilkins / Bloomberg

Israel Military Says It Killed More West Bank Militants

Israel says Mohammed Jaber, known as Abu Shujaa, a well-known commander in the Islamic Jihad militant group, was among those killed in a large-scale operation in the occupied territory.

By Associated Press

Research Reveals Global Divide in AI Chip Power

A new peer-reviewed paper, shared exclusively with TIME, set out to map AI across the globe. The findings were stark.

By Billy Perrigo

At Least 9 Palestinians Killed in Israeli West Bank Raid

Israeli forces launched the military operation on Wednesday, sealing off the volatile city of Jenin.

By Julia Frankel and Nasser Nasser / AP

The Arrest of Telegram’s CEO Sparks Outrage

Durov's detainment in France has implications for free speech and social media responsibility.

By Andrew R. Chow

How Malaysia Became Pivotal to the AI Boom

Thanks in part to "friendshoring," Malaysia now rivals South Korea and Silicon Valley as a semiconductor powerhouse amid the AI boom.

By Charlie Campbell/Penang and Kulim, Malaysia

Indian Police Fire Teargas at Rally Against Rape and Killing of Trainee Doctor

Police in India fired tear gas and water cannons to disperse protesters demanding the resignation of an elected official over the investigation into a rape and killing of a resident doctor.

By BIKAS DAS / AP

Israeli Military Says It Rescued Another Hostage Abducted Oct. 7

The military said Qaid Farhan Alkadi was rescued from a tunnel “in a complex operation in the southern Gaza Strip."

By MELANIE LIDMAN / AP
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