La última herramienta de Corea del Norte para mostrar su descontento con Corea del Sur: enviar globos sobre Corea del Sur para arrojar basura desde el cielo.  nyti.ms/3wYBOrl

There is a substantial consensus among legal experts that Israel cannot continue its current Rafah offensive without violating the court’s order, writes Amanda Taub nyti.ms/3V150pM

While official results in South Africa are not yet in, projections show the African National Congress will likely win under 50% of the vote. If so, the party would need to form a coalition with rivals in order to stay in power – for the first time. nyti.ms/3x0laaP

At a celebration of cars built decades ago in the former East Germany, visitors often dress in contemporaneous garb to match the vehicles they arrived in, with the polished and pampered rides embodying a local pride and some nostalgia for the past. nyti.ms/3yPO4Ld

Eike Schmidt, the former director of the Uffizi, is facing an uphill climb in his bid to become the mayor of Florence, but he’s counting on his cultural clout to win. nyti.ms/3yIbWAE

South Koreans were outraged by the military’s decision to absolve senior officers and punish only lower-ranking officials over the death of a marine. nyti.ms/3Kohov0

A court in Hong Kong convicted 14 pro-democracy activists on Thursday in a landmark political trial. The trial centered on 47 opposition figures whom the authorities accused of conspiracy to commit subversion.

Here’s a look at who they are. nyti.ms/3KjoX6h

A person died on Wednesday after they “ended up” inside a running plane engine at Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam, officials said. The circumstances of the death remained unclear. nyti.ms/3yPlr0H

Claudia Sheinbaum has a chance to make history as Mexico’s first female president. But many voters wonder if she can be independent of the current leader. nyti.ms/4dTlRmS

Top Ukrainian military officials have warned that Russia is building up troops near northeastern Ukraine, raising fears that a new offensive push could be imminent in a region that has become a pressure point on strained Ukrainian forces. nyti.ms/3Vly3pg

Spain’s Parliament approved a landmark law that grants amnesty to Catalan separatists involved in the illegal October 2017 independence referendum. The reprieve could apply to hundreds of people, including Carles Puigdemont, the former Catalan leader. nyti.ms/3V0r5EJ

“You feel like there’s nothing you can do.” Like other Palestinian Americans desperate to get their relatives to safety, Ghada Redwan described a confounding bureaucratic maze. nyti.ms/4bFgdmR

News Analysis: President Biden is moving toward what may prove to be one of his most consequential decisions in the war in Ukraine: whether to reverse his ban on shooting American weapons into Russian territory. nyti.ms/3KniTtf

The Israeli military said that it had taken “tactical control” over the Philadelphi Corridor — a sensitive strip of Gaza along its border with Egypt — in a move that could further tax Israel’s already strained ties with Cairo. nyti.ms/3yDsTfs

A court in Hong Kong convicted 14 pro-democracy activists on Thursday in a landmark political trial. The trial centered on 47 opposition figures whom the authorities accused of conspiracy to commit subversion.

Here’s a look at who they are. nyti.ms/3Vn4sL9

The slogan “All Eyes on Rafah” has spread across social media this week after an Israeli strike in the Gazan city that killed dozens of civilians and provoked international outrage. nyti.ms/3UUJkva

The severe turbulence that killed one passenger and injured dozens on a recent Singapore Airlines flight led to sudden changes in altitude and airspeed, Singapore’s Transport Ministry said. nyti.ms/4aGZgqZ

A Hong Kong court convicted 14 pro-democracy activists in the city’s largest national security trial. They and dozens more now face prison time. nyti.ms/4aFNKvN

A volcano in southwestern Iceland erupted for the fifth time since December, cracking the Sundhnjukar mountain ridge open with spectacular force and sending lava spewing 150 feet into the air. nyti.ms/4aDr5QR

En Venezuela hay dudas generalizadas de que Nicolás Maduro permita hacer públicos los resultados que no le favorecen en las elecciones presidenciales, o que los acepte si se difunden.  nyti.ms/45itrUt