Dubravka Ugresic, a novelist and essayist who, after her native Yugoslavia broke apart in the early 1990s, found herself ostracized in the new country of Croatia and spent the rest of her life abroad, has died at 73. https://t.co/49WPy0IRPW

Life under constant shelling, lack of power and water and the coaxing of police officers are not enough to persuade some Ukrainians to leave their devastated front-line towns. https://t.co/JPuxRPun1E

After the Croatian press branded her a “witch,” she said, “I decided to take my broom and fly away.” https://t.co/SgvK1BOixu

Kamala Harris, during a trip to Ghana, encouraged Americans to honor and learn the bleak history that links many Black Americans to Africa https://t.co/sWqn4Rag9x

For rights advocates, the prospect of long-term separation for father and child represents a chilling new level of repression in a country where President Vladimir V. Putin in effect banned protesting, and where repression seems to escalate by the week. https://t.co/PimJx1gHmi

The U.N. atomic energy chief is headed to the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant in Ukraine, as he makes increasingly dire warnings about the plant’s safety. https://t.co/qDjIm53hng

A man stabbed two people to death and wounded several others at a Muslim center in Portugal’s capital, Lisbon, on Tuesday before he was shot, wounded and taken into custody, the Portuguese police said. https://t.co/5t6beGiyoQ

King Charles on Wednesday will travel to Germany for his first state visit as monarch. He had planned to start the royal tour in Paris, but that leg of the trip was canceled because of strikes and protests across France. https://t.co/ttz8duxeFY

For rights advocates, the prospect of long-term separation for father and child represents a chilling new level of repression in a country where President Vladimir V. Putin in effect banned protesting, and where repression seems to escalate by the week. https://t.co/GhQCB22ofR

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's proposal to overhaul judicial rules has been put on hold following protests. Opponents argue that the plan threatens Israel's democracy, citing examples of other countries that have implemented similar reforms. https://t.co/2PMDiPTBT1

Olesya Krivtsova, una universitaria rusa, fue incluida en la lista de terroristas y extremistas del Kremlin. ¿Su presunto delito? Una publicación de Instagram sobre la guerra en Ucrania. https://t.co/6jmpEbPtnD

France was gripped on Tuesday by another round of strikes, street demonstrations and sporadic violent protests against President Emmanuel Macron’s pension overhaul. https://t.co/EEz6P2921g

At least 39 people were killed on Monday night and 29 others seriously injured when a fire broke out at a government-run migrant detention center in northern Mexico, near the U.S. border, Mexican authorities said. https://t.co/oMycgTuNI3

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Monday that he was delaying his government’s plan to exert more control over the judiciary, backing off in the face of furious public protest that has plunged Israel into one of the deepest crises of its history. https://t.co/PsCMhVIEmV

President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia floated the idea of positioning nuclear weapons in Belarus last year, but recently raised the idea again, with more concrete details. https://t.co/6z9svH6aIx

To enable soldiers to quickly “identify enemy equipment and distinguish the equipment from friendly forces,” the U.S. Army has a new tool: a set of playing cards with pictures of 52 different NATO-made weapons systems. https://t.co/jn5IX6bJHx

A man stabbed two people to death and wounded several others at a Muslim center in Portugal’s capital, Lisbon, on Tuesday before he was shot, wounded and taken into custody, the Portuguese police said. https://t.co/I5pVwGfKIV

King Charles on Wednesday will travel to Germany for his first state visit as monarch. He had planned to start the royal tour in Paris, but that leg of the trip was canceled because of strikes and protests across France. https://t.co/c7JdBGJZlQ

President Biden will host the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, in Washington in the coming months, the U.S. ambassador to Israel said, a sign of easing tensions between the two governments after a period of fraught relations. https://t.co/caQAsCd0dy

The father of a 12-year-old girl was convicted by a court in Russia on Tuesday for “discrediting the Russian Armed Forces” and sentenced to two years in prison, a decision that will lead to the loss of sole custody of his daughter if not overturned. https://t.co/NZw3QXls2T