Coal Baron or Climate Warrior? The Dizzying Rise of Asia’s Richest Man. (Published 2022)

The business decisions of Gautam Adani could go a long way in determining whether India helps the world avert a climate catastrophe.

Billionaire No More: Patagonia Founder Gives Away the Company (Published 2022)

Yvon Chouinard has forfeited ownership of the company he founded 49 years ago. The profits will now be used to fight climate change.

Deadly Floods Devastate an Already Fragile Pakistan (Published 2022)

More than 1,100 have died as record monsoon rains inundate the country, washing away bridges, roads and crop fields. Much of Pakistan is underwater.

Max Bearak Is Joining the Climate Desk | The New York Times Company

We are delighted to announce that Max Bearak will be joining The New York Times Climate desk to cover international climate policy. Max comes to The Times from The Washington Post, where he was most…

Photos found near bombed-out Kyiv apartment tell a family’s story

We spent more than three months searching for the people in the photos. Then, finally, a clue.

Hunting the hidden dangers that lurk in Ukraine’s lakes and rivers

Ukraine’s LGBTQ rights movement contends with war’s mixed impact

Long marginalized and attacked, LGBT activists see cause for optimism in a country united against Russian invasion.

‘They’re in hell’: Hail of Russian artillery tests Ukrainian morale

Ukrainian forces are reeling from brutal Russian onslaughts that call to mind the indiscriminate savagery of World War I.

In Chernobyl’s delicate nuclear labs, Russians looted safety systems

During their month-long occupation, Russian soldiers and scientists stole everything from critical monitoring equipment to fire extinguishers.

U.S. is preparing to send long-range rocket systems to Ukraine

U.S. to send long-range artillery systems to Ukraine

Along Ukraine’s northern border with Russia, fears of a new invasion

Having beaten back Russian troops, the border guards of Ukraine’s Chernihiv region are watching warily as their adversaries again amass troops and equipment.

In Ukraine, a perilous journey to bury a 13-year-old girl

When the war is never far away, and the priests wear body armor, even burying a child is a risk.

Ukrainians don traditional dress under shadow of Russian invasion

The war is fueling new interest in the unique patterns and histories that are literally a part of the country's fabric.

In brutalized Bucha, a psychologist helps heal hidden wounds

The psychologically scarred want to know: Why did Russia do this to me?

In southeast Ukraine, a stalemate in ghost villages on the front line

Russian and Ukrainian forces trade artillery and some empty villages, but the fight seems basically locked in place.

Inside Mariupol’s besieged steel plant, a symbol of bravery and terror

From deep within the steel plant, a Ukrainian soldier facing death issues a plea to the world: "A lot of people gave up their lives. Don’t waste this sacrifice.”

How Putin’s brutal war in Ukraine pushed Finland toward NATO

Finland joining would double the alliance's land border with Russia.

Ukrainian refugees in Russia report interrogations, detention and other abuses

They’re forced into “filtration camps” to face strip searches and harsh questioning.