Washington Post: World

Deadly fighting between Armenian and Azerbaijani forces over the separatist region of Nagorno-Karabakh is showing no signs of abating despite a U.S.-brokered cease-fire that took force just two days ago

Hundreds of activists from an Islamist political party have protested in Bangladesh’s capital against the French president’s support of secular laws that deem caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad as protected under freedom of speech

Inspectors from the U.N.’s atomic watchdog have confirmed Iran has started construction on a new building near an underground nuclear facility that it says was sabotaged over the summer

Typhoon Molave is roaring closer to Vietnam with destructive force and has left one villager dead and caused two boats with 12 fishermen to sink as the country braced for the most powerful storm in 20 years

Puerto Rico’s Health Department had unveiled a safe sex campaign recommending masturbation as a way to avoid becoming infected with the coronavirus but later scrapped it following heavy criticism from the U.S.More | Talk | Read It Later | Share

The United Nations has canceled all in-person meetings this week after a U.N. member nation reported five cases of COVID-19 among its staff

A Rwandan official says a man accused of participating in the country’s 1994 genocide has been arrested by authorities in the Netherlands

A Nigerian official says the shootings of peaceful protesters in Nigeria last week will be investigated by a judicial committee as some seek accountability for the worst turmoil in decades in Africa’s most populous country

Syrian opposition and a war monitor say Turkey-backed rebel groups have lobbed hundreds of missiles and artillery rockets at Syrian government posts in the country’s northwest in retaliation for a deadly attack that killed dozens of opposition fighters a day earlier

Another plane full of Israeli business people excited about their newfound access to the United Arab Emirates has touched down in Dubai this week