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Shots or fired: America’s vaccine mandates
Hot prospects: a sobering IPCC report
Coming in harder: Iran’s new president
No consent of the governed: Andrew Cuomo on the brink
No port, still a storm: Lebanon a year after the blast
Block off the old chips? Nvidia’s fraught merger
No-sanctuary cities: the Taliban’s latest surge
Neither borrower nor renter be: America’s coming foreclosures
Good news, ad news: Facebook’s big bucks and bets
Borderline disorder: the UN’s refugee treaty at 70
Alight in Tunisia: a democracy in crisis
The blonde leading: Britain’s two years under Boris Johnson
A dangerous games? A muted start to the Olympics
Three-degree burn: the warmer world that awaits
Changing horses mid-streaming? Netflix’s next act
Joint pain: a rare rebuke of China’s hackers
In a flash: floods devastate Europe
A pounder of a quarter: American banks report
Loot cause: South Africa’s unrest
Texas hold-’em-up: a voting-rights standoff
Flight attendance: airlines after the pandemic
Hasta la victoria, hambre: rare protests rock Cuba
A decade decayed: South Sudan
Assassins’ deed: Haiti’s president killed
Dropped shots: Russia’s third wave
Taken for a ride: why China is leaning on Didi
Leave them in no peace: America’s Afghan exit
Repetitive strains: SARS-CoV-2 variants
Party piece: China’s Communists at 100
No day in court: Jacob Zuma’s jail sentence
Bear necessities: learning to handle Russia
Third time’s the harm: Africa’s crippling covid-19 wave
Iraq to its foundations: a chance to remake the state
Bench marks: weighing recent SCOTUS rulings
Hunger strikes: North Korea’s food shortages
Drop it when it’s hot: the Fed’s consequential hint
A vote with no confidence: Ethiopia’s untimely election
Press to exit: Hong Kong’s media arrests
A hardline act to follow: Iran’s presidential election
Present, tense: Biden and Putin meet
Patrons’ taint: Brazil’s pork-barrel politics
Promises, promises: the G7’s fuzzy climate pledges
Staying powers? The G7’s changing role
An exit wounds: America’s Afghanistan retreat
You don’t say: Indonesia joins Asia’s digital censorship
Criminal proceedings: America’s spike in violence
Ballots and bullets: Mexico’s elections
Peace out: from bad to worse in Yemen
Catch-up mustered: Europe’s vaccination drive