How the US and other major powers handle their leadership’s line of successionByYomi Kazeem, Hasit Shah, Hasit Shah, Amanat Khullar, Annabelle Timsit, Luiz Romero, Amanat Khullar, Zach Wener-Fligner, Annabelle Timsit, and Luiz Romero
Italy’s bookstores are figuring out how to reopen a business after a lockdownByLuiz Romero and Luiz Romero
How different countries handle their leadership’s line of successionByLuiz Romero, Hasit Shah, Luiz Romero, Hasit Shah, Amanat Khullar, Annabelle Timsit, Yomi Kazeem, Amanat Khullar, and Zach Wener-Fligner, Annabelle Timsit
Photos: Hospitalized coronavirus patients are being moved out of Paris by trainByLuiz Romero and Luiz Romero
Italian delivery workers want people to stop ordering stuff they don’t needByLuiz Romero and Luiz Romero
Stores in Milan are finding creative ways to enforce Italy’s strict coronavirus rulesByLuiz Romero and Luiz Romero
As Italy orders drastic measures to stop coronavirus, some get ingeniousByLuiz Romero and Luiz Romero
The US-Iran crisis is playing out in real time among officials on TwitterByLuiz Romero and Luiz Romero
All the controversies surrounding the Louvre’s blockbuster Leonardo exhibitionByLuiz Romero and Luiz Romero
The literature Nobel briefly fixed course, before falling right back into its old waysByLuiz Romero and Luiz Romero
A boat captain is facing 20 years in prison for rescuing migrants in the MediterraneanByLuiz Romero and Luiz Romero
Italy is evicting Steve Bannon from the medieval monastery he planned to turn into a far-right training academyByLuiz Romero and Luiz Romero
Maduro and Guaidó are gearing up for a showdown at the Venezuelan borderByLuiz Romero and Luiz Romero
