Morning Brief

With an extension unlikely, the consummate political survivor has less than 24 hours to form a government.

BJP leaders had talked up the prospect of a comfortable majority after weeks of campaigning. Instead, the party suffered a heavy defeat.

Iran has welcomed warm comments from Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.

Biden drew on fears of a rising China to make the case for a dramatic increase in government spending.

Tonight’s speech caps a frenzied beginning on the domestic front, but foreign-policy efforts still have room for improvement.

Facing accusations of vaccine hoarding, the United States will soon offload vaccines it has little use for.

The United States will lift a ban on exporting vaccine raw materials and provide financing to boost domestic production.

Hospitals in New Delhi have begun refusing patients as oxygen supplies dwindle.

Biden is expected to announce a 50 percent reduction in U.S. emissions by 2030. Will that encourage other countries to do the same?

Today’s speech comes as Western nations warily eye a military buildup on the Ukrainian border and as pro-Navalny protests reignite.

Political leaders across the spectrum have vowed to stop plans for a European Super League, but the law and the money aren’t on their side.

As the Greens announce their first chancellor candidate, Merkel’s party must overcome internal turmoil to decide on theirs.