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New York Times WorldUSMeet the Fans Who Traveled to Bangkok for Eurovision Asia
Some were Asia-based Europeans chasing nostalgia. Others were Americans eager to experience their first edition of the song contest.Read more ›
New York Times WorldUSAsia’s Eurovision Contest Is Missing China, India, Pakistan, Indonesia and Japan
China, India, Pakistan, Indonesia and Japan aren’t joining the singing contest. That leave some of the region’s best-known musical cultures out of the mix.Read more ›
New York Times WorldUSAsian love ballads test Eurovision’s winning song formula.
While pulsating electro-pop tends to win in Europe, the inaugural Eurovision Song Contest in Asia will mostly feature torch songs accompanied by traditional instruments.Read more ›
New York Times WorldUSGeopolitics Looms Over Eurovision, but Not Its Asian Edition
So far, the contest’s organizers have kept politics offstage. The European edition shows how difficult that can be.Read more ›
New York Times WorldUSHere’s the latest.
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New York Times WorldUSUkraine’s Starshield Access Is Being Restricted Again, Zelensky Says
President Volodymyr Zelensky said the system, which Ukraine uses to guide drones, was being throttled over Russian-occupied territory. SpaceX, its developer, has denied the claim.Read more ›
New York Times WorldUSIn Canada, Watching the N.H.L. Has Become Expensive and Cumbersome
Games behind paywalls and exorbitant costs forcing a drop in attendance — even to watch Connor McDavid in Edmonton — have only compounded the loss of a Saturday night ritual.Read more ›
New York Times WorldUSTrump’s Oil Grab in Venezuela Is Testing the Country’s National Identity
Long-held beliefs in Venezuela about sovereign control over oil are fraying as the U.S. lays claim to the country’s oil reserves.Read more ›
New York Times WorldUSTwo Celebrity Cases Put a Spotlight on British Courts’ Gag Orders
Russell Brand and the TV personality David Walliams both persuaded courts to suppress misconduct allegations against them. Some say the libel laws need to change.Read more ›
New York Times WorldUSA ‘Generational Clash’ Is Fueling Europe’s Protests
As retirees live longer, governments need to spend more on pensions. That makes it harder to fund other services, spurring protests like those planned this weekend in France.Read more ›
New York Times WorldUSHere’s the latest.
Trump administration officials blamed a telecommunication outage but said they said did not know its cause.Read more ›Page 1 of 3 · 32 stories