BAMAKO, Mali — France shoved aside months of international hesitation about storming the region after every other effort by the United States and its allies to thwart the extremists had failed.
PARIS — French intervention in Mali and a rescue mission in Somalia have put President François Hollande in a more somber, and decisive, light.
IERISSOS, Greece — For many Greeks, new mining operations are a symbol of their country’s willingness to accept any economic development, regardless of the environmental cost.
Residents in Newtown, Conn., attended the first of what might be several meetings to decide the future of Sandy Hook Elementary School.
In performances in Boston, Michael Mack talks about being sexually abused by a priest at the age of 11, and eventually arriving at his abuser’s doorstep decades later.
Aaron Swartz has come to symbolize a debate over cases against those who believe in “freeing” information.
The fates of Lance Armstrong and his foundation, Livestrong, are again linked as both try to rebound from a doping scandal that led to his ignominious fall.
GUANGZHOU — The pace of China’s expansion may not be enough to pull the global economy out of its half-decade funk. Imports are growing less than half as fast as its exports.
The Europa-Universität Viadrina has a goal of linking the East and West and attracting a third of the student body from abroad.
HAVANA — Islanders will be allowed to spend more time overseas before they forfeit their residency, a concession that reflects the government’s desire for closer ties with Cubans living abroad.
The planes were sent to support an attempt by French commandos to rescue a French agent held hostage in Somalia.
CAIRO — While a court threw out Hosni Mubarak’s conviction for failing to prevent the deaths of protesters, the former Egyptian president is being held for investigation on other charges.
The case against Matthew R. Davies, who started a medical marijuana business, highlights the clash between the federal government and states that have legalized marijuana use.
“Homeland” and “Girls” also won awards, and Daniel Day-Lewis won for his portrayal of Abraham Lincoln.
The success of the Bauhaus art and design movement has led to fiery disputes.
Atomic weapons — which were born out of fear, nurtured in fear and sustained by fear — are the wave of the past.
Wu Di is the first male player from China to play singles in a Grand Slam tournament since 1959.
In Milan, Miuccia Prada displayed her obsession: checked shirts.
A new stimulus package could help jump-start Japan’s economy, but structural reforms are needed in the long term.
Simply pointing out that something is public as the sole reason for publishing it is not a sufficient justification, writes David Carr.
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