N.J. to Pull $182 Million Out of Unilever Over Ben & Jerry’s and Israel

After the company said it would no longer sell its ice cream in the occupied territories, New Jersey invoked a law that prohibits public investments in companies that engage in boycotts.

Bolsonaro’s Ban on Removing Social Media Posts Is Overturned in Brazil

President Jair Bolsonaro had issued rules forbidding social networks from removing many posts that the sites considered misinformation. On Tuesday, Brazil’s Senate and top court killed the policy.

Why Australia Bet the House on Lasting American Power in Asia

Less than three years ago, Australia’s leader said his country need not choose between the U.S. and China. A nuclear submarine deal shows that much has changed since then.

Why Australia Bet the House on Lasting American Power in Asia

Less than three years ago, Australia’s leader said his country need not choose between the U.S. and China. A nuclear submarine deal shows that much has changed since then.

To Unseat Trudeau, Canada’s Top Conservative Leans Left

Erin O’Toole, the Conservative Party leader, has brought his party into a statistical tie in polls with the Liberals.

U.K. Cabinet Reshuffle a Blow to Boris Johnson’s Global Ambitions

The prime minister reassigned the foreign minister, Dominic Raab, after the messy exit from Afghanistan, a setback for a government seeking a greater role on the world stage.

Opinion | Bolsonaro Is Getting Desperate, and It’s Clear What He Wants

His totalitarian aims are now unmistakable.

Activists in Russia Push to Make Domestic Violence a Voting Issue

Middle-aged women are part of the core base of Russia’s ruling party. Can its refusal to help domestic violence victims harm its support in this weekend’s elections?

Haiti Prosecutor Says Evidence Links Prime Minister to President’s Killing

The country’s chief prosecutor wants Ariel Henry, the acting prime minister, to answer questions about the assassination of President Jovenel Moïse this summer.

Haiti Prosecutor Says Evidence Links Prime Minister to President’s Killing

The country’s chief prosecutor wants Ariel Henry, the acting prime minister, to answer questions about the assassination of President Jovenel Moïse this summer.

A Fox-Style News Network Rides a Wave of Discontent in France

CNews, the news network created by the billionaire Vincent Bolloré, topped the ratings in May by giving a new bullhorn for right-wing views on crime, immigration, climate and Covid.

Should Biden Reappoint Jerome Powell? It Depends on His Theory of Change.

Lael Brainard is more aligned with the president, so picking her may please Democrats. Powell may have a more bipartisan seal of approval.

As India’s Lethal Covid Wave Neared, Politics Overrode Science

The country’s top science agency tailored its findings to fit Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s optimistic narrative despite a looming crisis, researchers say.

Iran Nears an Atomic Milestone

Edging close to a bomb’s worth of fuel is seen as a tactic to pressure the Biden administration into agreeing to a quick renewal of the 2015 nuclear deal.

Opinion | What Game Theory Says About China’s Strategy

The classic “salami slicing” tactic is to move against a foe in small increments, staying below the threshold that will provoke a response.

George Soros Is Making Changes at His Foundation While He Still Can

The result is a painful restructuring to focus on the fight against rising authoritarianism around the world.

Opinion | There’s a Very Good Reason ‘Washington Slept Here’

As president, he went on the road to pull the new nation together.

Opinion | There’s a Very Good Reason ‘Washington Slept Here’

As president, he went on the road to pull the new nation together.

A New Sports Star Showcases the Diversity of a More Complex Britain

Emma Raducanu, 18, galvanized the nation with her triumph in the U.S. Open, drawing congratulations from royalty and inspiring pride in her hometown outside London.

Germany’s Election Was His to Lose, and He Might Just Do That

Armin Laschet, Angela Merkel’s Christian Democratic Union party’s candidate for chancellor, is flagging in the polls, and he seems to be dragging the party down with him.