Ex-Russian Oil Tycoon Is Convicted Again
By CLIFFORD J. LEVY and ANDREW E. KRAMER
MOSCOW — Mikhail B. Khodorkovsky was found guilty Monday on embezzlement charges in a case seen as a sign of the Kremlin’s control of the justice system.
MOSCOW — Mikhail B. Khodorkovsky was found guilty Monday on embezzlement charges in a case seen as a sign of the Kremlin’s control of the justice system.
A monster two-day blizzard caused the cancellation of more than 1,400 airline flights in the New York area.
ROME — Police believed the bomb was the work of the anarchist group that sent two similar packages last week.
The blizzard in the Northeast; Pakistani women working in the service sector; American football in Israel.
SIRUSERI, India — India appears to be at the point where office buildings are meant to help advertise the nation’s arrival on the world stage.
A project in London is using crowd-sourcing to transcribe 40,000 unpublished manuscripts of Jeremy Bentham.
PYONGYANG, North Korea — A carefully monitored visit to North Korea offered hints of why its leaders might be eager to resume international aid and trade.
LONDON — Nine men arrested in police raids a week ago have been charged, police said Monday.
BAGHDAD — The attack on a government compound in Anbar province followed recent large-scale arrests of suspected members of al-Qaeda.
KISANGANI, Congo — The University of Kisangani in the Congo has started a master's course on sustainable management of the environment, which officials hope will also help the war-torn country in its push for peace and progress.
BUENOS AIRES — As squatters, mostly immigrants, have moved onto public lands in Argentina’s capital, local residents have protested, at times violently.
LOS ANGELES — Researchers are increasingly relying on the very patients a new class of cancer drugs failed to cure.
Interviews, sworn testimony and statements from crew members show that the oil rig should have weathered the well blowout in April, but every one of its defenses failed.
As Web-ready devices proliferate, consumers may run into new scams that play off the products’ features.
A selection of the best photographs of the year.
Women in Pakistan are entering service sector jobs to support their families.
Summing up the year in Pakistan and Iraq is easy — compared to Afghanistan.
Researchers are relying on the very patients a new class of cancer drugs didn’t cure.
This is the season of good will among people. But what are the conditions of true forgiveness?
Motorcycle and scooter riders in Baghdad emulate American bikers.
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A firsthand account of a journalist’s war-zone assignment gone wrong in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
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