Desde la Segunda Guerra Mundial, Estados Unidos ha dado más ayuda a Israel que a cualquier otro país del mundo. Ahora el presidente Joe Biden ha pausado el envío de bombas. nyti.ms/4dADOGU

Spurred by his anger at the African National Congress, Jacob Zuma formed his own political party and is gathering support among voters aggrieved by the failures of South Africa’s governing party. nyti.ms/44GefAa

Las mujeres de Shanghái se reúnen en bares, salones y librerías para reivindicar su identidad mientras el líder del país pide que China adopte una “cultura de la maternidad”. nyti.ms/3QHhwJz

An English Town drops apostrophes from its street signs, eliciting dissent. nyti.ms/3ym2GSk

Russian forces attempted to break through Ukrainian lines along several stretches of the northern border, Ukrainian military officials and soldiers said, prompting Ukraine to send reinforcements. nyti.ms/4bB9cTT

P.S.G.’s superstar era cost billions and upended European soccer. But as it exits the Champions League again, what was it all for? nyti.ms/3yakShP

When they were children, Memory Banda and her younger sister were inseparable, just a year apart in age and often mistaken for twins. That close relationship shattered when her sister, at age 11, was forced to wed a man in his 30s who had impregnated her. nyti.ms/3URVNkF

A scandal-scarred former president of South Africa, Jacob Zuma, is attempting a comeback - this time as the leader of a new party challenging the dominant A.N.C. nyti.ms/3UuDZdY

The people of the Kherson region have been slowly rebuilding their homes and livelihoods since a Ukrainian counteroffensive forced Russian troops out of the area and ended a brutal occupation. Now, they are bracing for another Russian attack. nyti.ms/3WzKw9K

Fonseca estuvo hospitalizado durante todo el proceso de los “Panama Papers”. Su hija dijo a la agencia EFE que el escándalo había deteriorado su salud. nyti.ms/3WGNhGi

It is a speck on the map in the South Pacific, but the Cook Islands is on the vanguard of seabed mining — an untested practice that could bring the country vast riches. nyti.ms/4dAuC55

As the Paris Olympics approach, concerns about refereeing integrity and preferential treatment for top saber competitors have cast a shadow over fencing, a sport often decided by the finest of margins. nyti.ms/3JQmnnU

Satellite imagery taken after Israeli forces pushed into Rafah shows widespread damage to the southern Gaza city — including large areas of flattened structures — and clusters of Israeli armored vehicles. nyti.ms/4byEoTH

Mientras se avecinan las elecciones en México, a celebrarse el próximo mes, funcionarios del gobierno y asistentes de campaña también se preparan para otra votación: una en Estados Unidos que podría llevar a Donald Trump de nuevo a la presidencia. nyti.ms/3WyL13U

At least ten people were injured, including the pilot, when a Boeing passenger plane overran the runway while aborting takeoff from Senegal’s international airport in the outskirts of Dakar on Thursday, the country’s transport minister said. nyti.ms/4bdNDce

Ukrainian drones struck two oil depots and a refinery across Russia in a 24-hour period, including one deep in Russian territory, officials on both sides said Thursday. nyti.ms/4bbZY0f

Three days after the collapse of a four-story building in South Africa that was under construction, rescuers were still combing through some 3,000 tons of concrete rubble even as signs of life faded. nyti.ms/4acPFIa

Ramón Fonseca, who co-founded the law firm at the heart of the Panama Papers leak, died Wednesday night, his lawyer confirmed, while awaiting the verdict in his money-laundering trial in Panama. nyti.ms/3UtVqvc

Xi Jinping, the Chinese leader met with Viktor Orban, the Hungarian prime minister, and one of China’s most fervent admirers and protectors in Europe. nyti.ms/3QF0o78

As Mexico heads toward its election next month, government officials and campaign aides are also girding for a different vote: one in the U.S. that could return Donald Trump to the presidency. nyti.ms/44xeZY9