Serbia’s president blasted the Australian government for what he called the “harassment” of Novak Djokovic and said the tennis star would be welcomed home. https://t.co/UvU1g9lZ7g

For the generation who grew up in Beirut during the civil war, emotional minefields can surround the most mundane activities even 32 years later. “I don’t do well in romantic settings,” said a 40-year-old survivor. “Candles give me anxiety.” https://t.co/fmQTWo1wnV

An eruption’s effects were felt thousands of miles away, but nearby Tonga remained largely incommunicado. https://t.co/nrqgsEWXwm

“It’s the return of history, where great powers go at it and things get really bad sometimes,” Mr. Pavel said. “Expect a very tumultuous decade.” https://t.co/dN0W1cPQt0

Las bodas en el sur de India, sobre todo en el estado costero de Kerala, se han transformado en un festival de color y baile… mucho baile. https://t.co/sY6RxHBFxN

“Only in the third exasperating year of a pandemic could the vaccination status of one individual be invested with so much meaning,” writes @damiencave.  https://t.co/NQn9Vp4GmW

Critics say the new internet gateway in Cambodia will deepen the clash over the future of the web and whether it is controlled by authoritarian states or free to use by all citizens. https://t.co/PP2ikWGCfA

Lawyers for Benjamin Netanyahu, the Israeli former prime minister, were said to be in negotiations with state prosecutors to reach a plea bargain in his long-running corruption case. https://t.co/tflGLteTSs

Leaders of an Egyptian musicians’ licensing group are trying to curb mahraganat, a bold genre wildly popular with young people. It is not clear if they can. https://t.co/XyYu6xZQrO

Mr. Keita, popularly known by the initials I.B.K., was president from 2013 to 2020, one of the most turbulent periods in Mali’s recent history. https://t.co/1qQ9qOPlLM

Lawyers for Benjamin Netanyahu, the Israeli former prime minister, were said to be in negotiations with state prosecutors to reach a plea bargain in his long-running corruption case. https://t.co/vje42zhse5

Pitso Mosimane enjoyed a better 2021 than almost any coach in world soccer. Just don’t expect FIFA, or soccer, to recognize that when it honors its ‘Best’ on Monday. Via @RorySmith: https://t.co/l5mmoBdOn0

“It’s the return of history, where great powers go at it and things get really bad sometimes,” Mr. Pavel said. “Expect a very tumultuous decade.” https://t.co/ucpD1ayfm5

Luxury developments and rising rents have ignited concerns about gentrification and displacement in this East London neighborhood that has long been a sanctuary for minority communities. https://t.co/Af3sUC3nOI

En China, la política de “cero covid” cuenta con un grupo de fieles seguidores: millones de personas trabajan diligentemente para lograr ese objetivo, sin importar el costo humano. https://t.co/z6XLqg4sHT

Novak Djokovic’s loss in court on Sunday ended his bid to win a 10th Australian Open. What led to his defeat?  https://t.co/cm7Pb6BxnT

Why is Prince Andrew in trouble? What does his situation mean for the royal family? Here’s what you need to know. https://t.co/wEptPxCFOi

“How can you say someone like Shakosh misrepresents Egypt when his songs are being heard and shared by the entire country?” https://t.co/gVjxNNdbdj

Millions of people in Myanmar began refusing to pay for electricity after the coup, an act of civil disobedience aimed at depriving the junta of revenue. The military now appears so desperate for cash that its soldiers have begun acting as debt collectors. https://t.co/1wpWZrPp5K

Board games, sunsets, candles. What may seem mundane to you are sources of trauma for the survivors of Lebanon’s civil war, now adults w/their own families.

I remember sheltering in our bathroom during shelling, playing Monopoly. 

I now hate Monopoly: https://t.co/0I5OdU6Tsb