KABUL — The announcement of results from parliamentary elections was postponed as officials indicated that fraud — including ballot-box stuffing and intimidation — had tainted as many as a million votes.
BEIJING — China dismissed the American inquiry into subsidies for clean-energy industries as election-season politics.
Ajay Banga, MasterCard’s new chief, is racing to take plastic to the rising middle class in India and beyond.
BAQUBA, Iraq — The loss of Sunnis from the Awakening Councils, whose switch to the government’s side was pivotal in pulling Iraq back from sectarian war in 2006, poses a new threat.
PARIS — France’s transport minister insisted there was plenty of fuel for planes at Paris’ Charles de Gaulle airport, despite strikes that forced aviation authorities to order some jets to arrive with enough fuel to get back home.
OSAKA, Japan — Economists are pointing to Japan, which has been trapped in low growth and deflation, as a dark vision of the future for the West.
American officials received warnings from two wives of David Headley, who scouted for the Mumbai attacks that killed 163 people, that he was planning such an attack.
PARIS — Diesel fuel supplies are running low around the city of Lyon as the country braces for new protests against government plans to raise the retirement age.
KANDAHAR — Forces moving southwest of Kandahar can expect to find a disillusioned population in a badly damaged land.
NAIROBI — The United States and others have seen two moderate militias as the best hope of staving off the Shabab.
Rum has set off a dispute between Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands over a tax the U.S. treasury collects on it.
LAND BETWEEN THE LAKES, Ky. — Armed with shotguns that employ blanks and digital scopes, tournament participants stalk but do not kill deer.
The Times’s app has been improved and redesigned, with breaking news, blogs, slide shows and video.
Some now think that men are key to the next stage of women’s advancement.
How trafficking and violence have changed Mexicans’ lives.
The Dutch city of Utrecht is celebrating the work of one of its native sons, Gerrit Thomas Rietveld.
A Roman emperor is actually responsible for the 7-day antibiotic course, Daniel Gilbert writes.
Google, using a carrot-and-stick approach, is beginning to root out the legal hurdles to YouTube’s growth in Europe.
The American solar energy industry is having its best year ever, yet financing remains scarce for the projects needed for it to gain on global leaders.
The Lede »‘Rashomon’ in East JerusalemIsraeli bloggers have suggested that video of an Israeli settler driving his car into two stone-throwing Palestinian boys might have been a set-up or staged. |
Gambit »Kramnik Wins Bilbao Final MastersBoth games on the final day were drawn, so the final standings were the same as after the penultimate round. |
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