North Korea Launches 2 Missiles, Its 7th Weapons Test in a Month

North Korea’s latest test-firing came two days after South Korea decided to pull out of a military intelligence-sharing agreement with Japan. Press Release Distribution Service

As Amazon Fires Become Global Crisis, Brazil’s President Reverses Course

After days of playing down the fires raging across the Amazon, President Bolsonaro orders the military to step in. But it’s not clear that will be enough. Press Release Distribution Service

Turkey Vows to Tackle Violence After Woman’s Killing Sparks Social Media Backlash

Turkey’s ruling party has vowed to tackle violence against women and children after the brutal killing of a woman in front of her 10-year-old daughter appalled the country. Press Release Distribution Service

Babies Can Be Raised Vegan With Proper Guidance, Experts Say

A judge in Australia said a couple had left their baby “severely malnourished” on a strict vegan diet. The case stirred debate about raising the very young solely on plant-based foods. Press Release Distribution Service

China Says Employee of U.K.’s Hong Kong Consulate Has Been Freed

The employee, Simon Cheng, was missing for days before the Chinese government confirmed his detention. Press Release Distribution Service

Putin Orders Russia to Respond After U.S. Missile Test

President Vladimir Putin ordered the Russian military on Friday to work out a quid pro quo response after the test of a new U.S. missile banned under a now-defunct arms treaty. Press Release Distribution Service

Paris Prosecutor Opens Investigation in Jeffrey Epstein Scandal

The authorities said the inquiry would aim to uncover any crimes committed on French territory or against French citizens. Press Release Distribution Service

North Korea Launches 2 Missiles, Its 7th Weapons Test in a Month

North Korea’s latest test-firing came two days after South Korea decided to pull out of a military intelligence-sharing agreement with Japan. Press Release Distribution Service

Glasgow University Pledges Millions for ‘Reparative Justice’ for Slavery Ties

One of Britain’s oldest universities has acknowledged its historical links to the slave trade and has pledged to raise £20 million for research. Press Release Distribution Service

Gantz, Netanyahu’s Top Rival, Trips Up but Doesn’t Fall Behind

By all rights, the ex-army chief gunning for Mr. Netanyahu’s job should be in a commanding position heading into the Sept. 17 vote. But his missteps have kept the race even. Press Release Distribution Service

With Amazon Rain Forest Ablaze, Brazil Faces Global Backlash

The fires scorching the Amazon come amid growing concern that Brazil’s weakening environmental policies could jeopardize the country’s trade and foreign relations. Press Release Distribution Service

India’s Move in Kashmir: More Than 2,000 Rounded Up With No Recourse

Kashmiri politicians, business owners, activists and scholars are among those swept up as India tightens its grip — critics say illegally — on the territory. Press Release Distribution Service

Massacred at Home, in Misery Abroad, 730,000 Rohingya Are Mired in Hopelessness

Fear of what awaits them has kept the Rohingya from returning to Myanmar, where they were targets of ethnic cleansing. But life in Bangladesh refugee camps is intolerable. There’s no good place to go. Press Release Distribution Service

Hong Kong Protesters Join Hands Across the City

Inspired by a similar demonstration in the Baltic States 30 years ago, protesters formed human chains across many parts of the city on Friday. Press Release Distribution Service

Aleksei Navalny, Released From Jail, Says Anti-Putin Protests Will Intensify

Mr. Navalny, the high-profile Kremlin critic, was jailed last month after calling for protests against the exclusion of opposition candidates from Moscow elections. Press Release Distribution Service

A Hong Kong ‘Troublemaker’ With a Clean Conscience

Jimmy Lai, alone among the territory’s elite, supports the protests and refuses to pay even token obeisance to Beijing, which calls him a “black hand” and a C.I.A. agent. Press Release Distribution Service

As Hong Kong Firms Fall in Line Over Protests, Some Workers Push Back

China is putting pressure on businesses to denounce the demonstrations. “They are trying to silence everyone,” an accountant said. Press Release Distribution Service

Where Does Italy’s Enfeebled Five Star Find Itself? At the Center of Power

In a remarkable turn, the collapse of Italy’s government has put the anti-establishment party back at center stage, to the worry of its detractors. Press Release Distribution Service

Israeli Airstrike Hits Weapons Depot in Iraq

Israel attacked a base said to be a transit point for Iran to send weapons to Syria. It was one of several recent attacks on weapons depots in Iraq. Press Release Distribution Service

American Jailed in Moscow on Spy Charges Says Guards Injured Him

Paul N. Whelan, a former Marine held for eight months on charges he denies, said he was in “great pain” and compared his treatment to the Salem witch trials. Press Release Distribution Service

Brazen Women. Scandalized Viewers. It’s ‘Sex and the City,’ Senegal Style.

A hit TV show that unapologetically portrays female sexuality has thrilled many Senegalese. Except those who want it taken off the air. Press Release Distribution Service

South Korea Says It Will Scrap Intelligence-Sharing Deal With Japan

The move is likely to alarm the United States, which pushed for the arrangement in part to ensure that North Korea’s missile activity is closely tracked. Press Release Distribution Service

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