NYT

President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine will go to Washington on Monday seeking answers.

With no strategy of their own for ending the war, the continent’s leaders are anxious that President Trump will force Kyiv to accept terms that favor Russia too much.

Ahead of the work stoppage, the airline said it had canceled most of the 700 flights that it directly operates, which carry about 130,000 people each day.

Turkey has arrested at least 390 people associated with the political opposition since March.

Some thoughts from Quebec City’s English-speaking community.

A major bounty has been offered for help apprehending Jimmy Cherizier, a gang leader known as “Barbecue.” Experts have doubts about whether it will make any difference.

President Trump spoke with Ukraine’s president, Volodymyr Zelensky, who said he would visit Washington on Monday. Mr. Trump and President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia offered vague statements about progress after they met.

The two leaders are bringing some old-world approaches to bear on a 21st-century conflict.

A citizens’ group is now in charge of the island of Poveglia, where they will create a park for anyone who wants to leave Venice’s maddening crowds of tourists behind.

The tradition of the siesta is no accident. Spain has been living with extreme heat for centuries, and its people have ways of coping.

To South Koreans weary of the political polarization that led briefly to martial law, President Lee Jae Myung is showing a more human touch than his predecessor. But his biggest challenges lie ahead.

President Trump’s failure to reach an accord on Ukraine only made his warm welcome for the Russian leader more striking.

President Trump gave President Vladimir Putin a warm public reception, effectively ending his diplomatic isolation over the past three years for his invasion of Ukraine. But Mr. Putin did not agree to stop the war.