World

Just days after the film’s release, an alleged assailant in Chicago cited ’Fifty Shades’ as inspiration. But that’s no one’s fault but his.

For centuries, Kazakhs have hunted on horseback, each with his own specially trained eagle

Inside the secular movement that’s fighting back against Pakistan’s militant Islamic preachers

How the reluctant German chancellor became the one person capable of stopping Putin and saving Europe. Michael Petrou reports from Berlin

Barbara Amiel on Obama’s ‘people of the tweet’ routine

The daughter of Korean Air’s chairman was sentenced to a year for ordering a plane back to the gate over macadamia nuts

The notes released by the families of victims have made the war deeply personal to Americans

The country’s new renegade finance minister has a message for the rest of Europe: Stop messing with us

Mandela was what his nation needed, and had no right to expect. He was released from prison 25 years ago on Feb. 11, 1990

Newsmaker, Feb. 6: The German chancellor reaches out to Putin in a bid to broker peace in Ukraine