NYT's World News (Video)

Divers played a crucial role to save the trapped members of the Wild Boars soccer team. Using the footage from inside the cave, The Times’s John Ismay, who is a former Navy diver, explains how the divers executed the mission.

Richard Eder, a former New York Times foreign correspondent, recalls interviewing the Cuban leader.

Khaled al-Sharif spent two years in a secret C.I.A. prison, accused of having ties to Al Qaeda. He tells New York Times correspondent Sheri Fink what happened there, and how the experience continues to affect him.

As a teenager, Adolfo Kaminsky saved thousands of lives by forging passports to help children flee the Nazis. He spent his life helping others escape atrocities around the world.

An airstrike in east Aleppo, Syria, destroyed a building where four families lived. Here’s how rescuers responded minute by minute in an area where basic services have been devastated by years of war.

A look at the life and career of Mr. Peres, a former Israeli prime minister and president, featuring commentary from Clyde Haberman, a former Jerusalem bureau chief for The New York Times.

Edgar Matobato describes his 24 years as an assassin for the Davao Death Squad, an organization he said was created by Rodrigo Duterte, the new president of the Philippines.

As just one of two million pilgrims, Diaa Hadid, a correspondent for The New York Times, battled huge crowds to perform the sacred rites of the hajj, even as a V.I.P. treated to helicopter rides and other perks.

About a million men have their heads shaved on the hajj, the annual pilgrimage to Mecca, Saudi Arabia. But who does all the shaving? And where does the hair go? Times correspondent Diaa Hadid seeks the answers.

Chihira Junco is one of four such androids that have been created so far. The company that developed the technology plans to make 1,000 more in 2017.