Miriam Berger

• Today's WorldView
• Analysis

In the year since Shireen Abu Akleh was killed with apparent impunity, her family has demanded an independent investigation. They are still waiting for justice.

Yevgeniy Prigozhin, the head of the Wagner Group, put out a video Friday threatening to withdraw from the battle over the Ukrainian city of Bakhmut.

• War in Ukraine

Moscow claimed that Russian forces thwarted a drone attack on the Kremlin early Wednesday and asserted a “right to respond” to an alleged attempt to kill the Russian president.

• Africa

Some Sudanese are trapped in the country with their passports in the custody of embassies that evacuated staff without returning travel documents.

Sudan's military is battling the RSF, a paramilitary group — a conflict that has unleashed countrywide violence. The United States has evacuated embassy staff.

• Africa

Fighting in Sudan may inflame conflicts within its seven neighbors’ borders: Egypt, South Sudan, Chad, Central African Republic, Libya, Ethiopia and Eritrea.

• Middle East

The Washington Post spoke to three Iranians affected by a recent amnesty, as the authorities seek to restore order after months of anti-government protests.

• World

The Supreme Court ruling on mifepristone — amid legal wrangling over abortion — place the U.S. on a different trajectory from much of the rest of the world.

• Middle East

An official with the Houthi-run Interior Ministry said at least 78 people were killed in Sanaa, with dozens of others injured.