International

Trump foxed by Gates’s climate change memo

The US president claims both he and Bill Gates believe climate change to be a hoax

‘The road is full of dead’: Sudanese leave one hell for another

Thousands continue to suffer in El Fasher

Trump now the greatest of ALL TIME … at being least popular president

The US president’s flirtation with fascism has cost him support – but Democrats still have their work cut out for them

Puma puts ’supershoe’ to test in New York marathon

Serbians demand end to government corruption

Tens of thousands of people travel to Novi Sad to rally against the corruption they hold responsible for the station building that collapsed this time last year, killing 16 people

Rio favelas mourn as deadliest police raid exposes deep divisions

Last week’s operation, which left more than 130 dead, has led to widespread protests

Shellshocked and homeless, survivors wait for aid to arrive

British-Jamaican communities in the UK are raising funds to help rebuild a shattered island

High stakes and faint hopes on eve of UN summit in Brazil

The US will be the ghost at the feast as nations gather for a summit that has never been more urgent in the wake of Hurricane Melissa

Berlin clubs kick the drug habit as sober nights lure crowds

The world’s unofficial nightlife capital is embracing a surprising narcotics-free trend among ravers

Jamaica didn’t cause the climate crisis, but will pay the highest price

The country is being held back by not receiving the reparations for slavery it is owed

Russian ‘post-doomsday’ nuclear-powered missile escalates standoff with US

Tests of the ‘storm petrel’ appear to be in response to latest sanctions

Hurricane Melissa was more deadly due to climate change

New research finds that human-driven climate change made the storm’s violent wind speeds even worse

Inside Nicaragua’s assassination network

Nicaraguan exiles fear the long hand of Ortega after dissidents of the dictator’s brutal regime were killed in Costa Rica

Brazil’s beloved voice actors are fighting back against AI dubbing

The industry is regarded as cultural phenomenon and national treasure – and politicians are determined to preserve it

Human rights violations threaten upcoming elections

Abductions, torture and repression characterise the autocratic rule by the country’s first female president

Musk sank Twitter, but his $44bn purchase has fuelled his rise

Three years since the world’s richest man rebranded the social media platform as X, it is awash with racism and conspiracy theories – but remains a powerful tool in his arsenal

Marwan Barghouti’s fate may rest in Trump’s hands

The US president is considering whether or not to pressure Israel to free the jailed Palestinian leader

Who trolled Virginia Giuffre?

As Ghislaine Maxwell awaited trial, an anonymous account posted more than 1,200 messages criticising her accuser