Miriam Berger

• Europe

The findings add to mounting evidence that Russian forces have targeted and summarily executed Ukrainian civilians in grave violations of international law.

• War in Ukraine

A Ukrainian official told The Washington Post that the strikes were carried out by Ukrainian drones, though Kyiv did not officially claim responsibility.

• Middle East

The Guidance Patrol — in whose custody Mahsa Amini died, sparking protests — has been suspended, a top official said. But its status remains uncertain.

• Middle East

Three teenagers are on trial for charges that carry capital punishment in Iran, in a potential escalation of the state's crackdown against protesters.

• Today's WorldView
• Analysis

The movement does not seem set to fade on its own. Iran’s leaders, and the security state behind them, will have to decide how far they are willing to go.

• War in Ukraine

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has proposed establishing a specialized court to investigate and prosecute Russia for war crimes.

• Asia

The World Cup comes at an awkward time for Beijing’s censorship apparatus, as protesters challenge Chinese President Xi Jinping’s coronavirus policies.

• Middle East

Nearly four dozen people have been killed in the northwest region in recent days amid efforts to suppress weeks of protests, human rights groups said.

• World Cup

The appearance of Team Melli in Qatar is being closely watched — and not just for how it performs, as each side in the divided country looks for their support.