Truss Defied the Markets, and They Ruthlessly Sealed Her Fate
| By Mark Landler and Stephen Castle The beleaguered British prime minister relinquished her office after just 44 days of political and economic tumult, the shortest tenure in British history. | | | By Mark Landler World leaders buffeted by economic challenges are watching the turmoil in Britain with anything but relish, hoping that Liz Truss's woes won't be a harbinger for other countries. | | | By Damien Cave and Amy Chang Chien Even as China's threats on reunification grow more pointed, most recently at the Communist Party congress, Taiwan is working creatively to bolster its alliances. | | |
| Climate By Elena Shao A crucial aquifer is running low, so officials are pumping in treated sewage. It's an increasingly common strategy as heavy demand and climate change strain water supplies. | | | Opinion | Guest Essay By Megan K. Stack It's fruitless to lecture El Paso about the hardship of receiving buses. The government sent it hundreds upon hundreds of people every day. | | |
| By The Associated Press Liz Truss announced she would resign as prime minister after less than two months in office. | | | By Reuters and The Associated Press Around 15,000 Ukrainians in the occupied city of Kherson have been evacuated from their homes by Russian-backed officials and relocated to other regions, such as Dzhankoi in Crimea. | | | By The Associated Press and Reuters Officials are looking for political motives and suspect arson is involved in a fire that engulfed a shelter housing Ukrainians in northern Germany. Police said the refugees and staff members escaped the fire without injuries. | | |
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