'Sitting at Home and Trembling.' A Town Emerges After a Russian Retreat.
| By Anton Troianovski and Matina Stevis-Gridneff President Biden called for Vladimir Putin to face trial for war crimes, and European officials will meet to consider possibly banning some Russian energy imports. | | | By Carlotta Gall A local official said he was detained and interrogated by the Russians, and described what he called mock executions. | | | By Chris Buckley China's Communist Party is mounting an ideological campaign aimed at officials and students. The message: The country will not turn its back on Russia. | | |
| World By Thomas Gibbons-Neff and Tyler Hicks Having failed to score a quick triumph, Russia is shifting its attention to the contested breakaway enclaves, in Ukraine's East. It is also shelling large cities to keep enemy forces from the expected new areas of battle. | | | Opinion | Guest Essay By Andrew Schwartz Our tools for managing water in the West are growing more inaccurate. | | |
| By Malachy Browne, David Botti and Haley Willis The images rebut Russia's claim that the killing of civilians in Bucha, near Kyiv, took place after its soldiers had left town. | | | By The New York Times President Biden said reports of indiscriminate killings of civilians in the town of Bucha, Ukraine, constituted a "war crime" and that President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia should face charges. | | | By The Associated Press A new United Nations report warned that if countries do not move away much faster from fossil fuels, the goal of limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius would likely be out of reach by the end of the decade. | | |
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