NY Times: World

While the outlines of an accord between North and South Korea have been considered for decades, there are drastic differences this time.

Branded “idiots,” residents of Grimsby, England, choose romance for a dying fishing industry over another that is thriving.

Here’s what you need to know at the end of the day.

A retired Afghan wrestler was often one of the first responders helping Shiites targeted in Kabul. He was among 60 people killed in the latest attack.

As he arrives for the first state visit of Mr. Trump’s presidency, Mr. Macron hopes to persuade the American leader not to scrap the nuclear agreement with Tehran.

Running out of inhabitants, an ailing Spanish village recently discovered that it was once a thriving Roman town.

The attack by the Saudi-led military coalition also wounded dozens, including the groom, with children among many of the dead and injured, according to a local official.

Mr. Abdeslam is believed to be the only surviving member of the coordinated attacks in and around Paris, but the trial in Belgium did not directly address that assault.

Aleksandr Kogan, the academic who helped harvest tens of millions of Facebook profiles in 2014, said he “never heard a word” of objection from the social media giant.

For years, ISIS called for attacks abroad. In the latest speech by its spokesman, the group is focusing on enemies closer to home.