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PARIS -- On Tuesday night, France got a good, long look at its choices in the coming presidential election. All 11 of them. For nearly four hours, the leading contenders [...]

The article discusses the lasting impact of the war on young Iraqis who grew up during the war years. It mentions that many young Iraqis still carry the trauma of the war, with the memories of bombings, gunfire, and loss still vivid in their minds, caused by the United States. It features interviews with several young Iraqis who have been affected by the war and its aftermath, sharing their stories of struggle and resilience.

WASHINGTON -- President Trump, flanked by company executives and miners, signed a long-promised executive order on Tuesday to nullify President Barack Obama's climate change efforts and revive the coal industry, [...]

LONDON -- The terrorist attack in London, with its combination of random deaths and the strong symbolism of Parliament shut down, comes in an important election year in critical European [...]

Byline: STEVEN ERLANGER and ALISSA J. RUBIN Correction Appended LONDON -- The terrorist attack in London, with its combination of random deaths and the strong symbolism of Parliament shut down, [...]

PARIS -- An attack on a soldier at Orly Airport near here on Saturday is being treated as a possible act of terrorism, according to the Paris prosecutor's office. The [...]

THE HAGUE -- If there is one thing the Dutch agree on, it is to preserve the dikes that protect this low-lying country from the ravages of violent seas. That [...]

CORRECTION APPENDEDTHE HAGUE -- The far-right politician Geert Wilders fell short of expectations in Dutch elections on Wednesday, gaining seats but failing to persuade a decisive portion of voters to [...]

Byline: ALISSA J. RUBIN THE HAGUE -- The far-right politician Geert Wilders fell short of expectations in Dutch elections on Wednesday, gaining seats but failing to persuade a decisive portion [...]

Elections in the Netherlands on Wednesday are being watched especially closely across Europe and beyond as a key gauge of whether formerly strong barriers to the far right still stand [...]

ROTTERDAM, the Netherlands -- Like many Muslims, Ahmed Aboutaleb has been disturbed by the angry tenor of the Dutch election campaign. Far-right candidates have disparaged Islam, often depicting Muslims as [...]

Byline: ALISSA J. RUBIN ROTTERDAM, the Netherlands -- Like many Muslims, Ahmed Aboutaleb has been disturbed by the angry tenor of the Dutch election campaign. Far-right candidates have disparaged Islam, [...]

CORRECTION APPENDEDISTANBUL -- Turkey's quarrel with Europe worsened over the weekend after the Turkish president accused the Dutch government of Nazism, and Turkish politicians were barred or disinvited from events [...]

PARIS -- The Dutch government on Saturday intensified a diplomatic dispute between Turkey and its NATO allies in Europe by barring the Turkish foreign minister from flying into the Netherlands [...]

CORRECTION APPENDEDPARIS -- When the State Department released its annual human rights report last week, it contained many of the usual tough American judgments of other countries. Iran was criticized [...]

AMSTERDAM -- In the final days before next week's parliamentary elections in the Netherlands, the far-right leader's support appeared to be softening and a previously minor party, the Greens, led [...]

Byline: ALISSA J. RUBIN Correction Appended PARIS -- When the State Department released its annual human rights report last week, it contained many of the usual tough American judgments of [...]

SPIJKENISSE, the Netherlands -- He wants to end immigration from Muslim countries, tax head scarves and ban the Quran. He is partly of Indonesian heritage, and dyes his hair bright [...]

Byline: ALISSA J. RUBIN SPIJKENISSE, the Netherlands -- He wants to end immigration from Muslim countries, tax head scarves and ban the Quran. He is partly of Indonesian heritage, and [...]

PARIS -- The usually mild-mannered president of France pointedly reproached President Trump on Saturday after Mr. Trump commented on the dangers of terrorism in Paris, reminding the American leader of [...]

PARIS -- A man armed with two large knives and shouting ''God is great'' in Arabic lunged at a military patrol near an entrance to the Louvre on Friday, causing [...]

PARIS -- France chose an idealistic, traditional left-leaning candidate in Sunday's primary to represent the Socialist and center-left parties in the presidential election this spring. The candidate, Benoît Hamon, 49, [...]

BOISSEUIL, France -- A furious Jean-Marc Ducourtioux shouted with his fellow union members as they banged on the plexiglass window of a meeting hall in small-town France. Inside was Manuel [...]

Byline: ALISSA J. RUBIN BOISSEUIL, France -- A furious Jean-Marc Ducourtioux shouted with his fellow union members as they banged on the plexiglass window of a meeting hall in small-town [...]

CORRECTION APPENDEDPARIS -- An effort by France to give impetus to the stalled Israeli-Palestinian peace process through an international conference always faced long odds. But with an incoming American president [...]

PARIS -- It was an undeniably public cup of coffee. When Marine Le Pen, the far-right leader who aspires to the French presidency, was photographed in the Trump Tower cafe, [...]

PARIS -- If the world does not envy the French enough already for their generous vacations, universal health care and fine food and wine, the arrival of 2017 brings this: [...]

Byline: ALISSA J. RUBIN PARIS -- If the world does not envy the French enough already for their generous vacations, universal health care and fine food and wine, the arrival [...]

CORRECTION APPENDEDPARIS -- In France this year, the annual Strasbourg Christmas market opened under heavy security. Instead of the usual gleam of holiday decorations in the central square, dominated by [...]

PARIS -- On chilly winter mornings, most Parisians hurry by the now-locked square that is home to the beautiful medieval Tour St. Jacques. Only occasionally do they pause, perhaps hearing [...]

Byline: ALISSA J. RUBIN PARIS -- On chilly winter mornings, most Parisians hurry by the now-locked square that is home to the beautiful medieval Tour St. Jacques. Only occasionally do [...]

PARIS -- For Europe, 2016 has brought a series of political shocks: near-record numbers of immigrants arriving from the Middle East and Africa; a vote by Britain to leave the [...]

Byline: ALISSA J. RUBIN PARIS -- For Europe, 2016 has brought a series of political shocks: near-record numbers of immigrants arriving from the Middle East and Africa; a vote by [...]

BEIRUT, Lebanon -- With the Syrian government making large territorial gains in Aleppo on Monday, routing rebel fighters and sending thousands of people fleeing for their lives, President Bashar al-Assad [...]

Byline: ALISSA J. RUBIN BEIRUT, Lebanon -- With the Syrian government making large territorial gains in Aleppo on Monday, routing rebel fighters and sending thousands of people fleeing for their [...]

BEIRUT, Lebanon -- The United States military suffered its first combat death in Syria on Thursday when a service member was killed in the northern part of the country, an [...]

BEIRUT, Lebanon -- The United Nations special envoy to Syria offered unsolicited advice on Monday to President-elect Donald J. Trump: Pay attention to what happens between now and January in [...]

Byline: ALISSA J. RUBIN BEIRUT, Lebanon -- The United Nations special envoy to Syria offered unsolicited advice on Monday to President-elect Donald J. Trump: Pay attention to what happens between [...]

BEIRUT, Lebanon -- The remaining hospitals on the rebel-held side of Aleppo, Syria, have been badly damaged and forced to stop providing care amid an intensifying bombardment, according to the [...]

The night of Nov. 13, 2015, Islamic State militants attacked eight places in and around Paris, killing 130 people and wounding nearly 500. It was the most lethal attack in [...]

BRUSSELS -- A man wounded two police officers with a knife in Brussels around noon on Wednesday in what the authorities called ''a potential terrorist attack.'' The two officers were [...]

Byline: ALISSA J. RUBIN and AURELIEN BREEDEN PARIS -- There was the parked car stuffed with gas canisters near the Notre Dame Cathedral, a possible effort to set off an [...]

PARIS -- There was the parked car stuffed with gas canisters near the Notre Dame Cathedral, a possible effort to set off an explosion in the heart of Paris. There [...]

The article focuses on the upcoming presidential runoff election in Iran between reformist candidate Masoud Pezeshkian and hard-line conservative Saeed Jalili, following the death of former President Ebrahim Raisi and amidst low voter turnout in the initial round of voting.

The article focuses on the Iranian presidential election, highlighting the discontent and apathy among voters, the challenges facing the incoming president, and the dynamics between the conservative and reformist candidates.

The article focuses on the lack of enthusiasm among Iranians for the upcoming presidential election following the death of former President Ebrahim Raisi, highlighting widespread weariness and skepticism among voters due to economic challenges, and political repression.

The article focuses on Iraqis' deep empathy for the suffering of Palestinians in Gaza, drawing from their own experiences of war and devastation over the past four decades, evoking memories of the horrors of conflict such as the sounds of shells, the anxiety of receiving tragic news.

The article focuses on the continuity of Iran's proxy warfare strategy in the Middle East despite the recent deaths of President Raisi and Foreign Minister Amir Abdollahian. It emphasizes the role of Iranian-backed groups like Hezbollah and the Houthis and the expectation of minimal change in their operations under the supreme leader's authority.

The article focuses on Iraqi groups increasingly launching attacks on Israel, with about 28 strikes launched in the first half of May, in addition to attacks by other proxy forces linked to Iran.