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    Europe

    Zelensky Offers Compromise for New Round of Ukraine Peace Talks

    Ukraine’s president met with U.S. negotiators about plans to end the war with Russia. He said he would give up hopes of joining NATO in exchange for security guarantees.

    By Kim Barker

    PRINT EDITIONZelensky Offers To Compromise To Make Peace|December 15, 2025, Page A1
    Steve Witkoff, the American special envoy, left, greeting President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine in Berlin on Sunday.
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    Business

    18,000 Reasons It’s So Hard to Build a Chip Factory in America

    The transformation of Phoenix into a semiconductor hub by Taiwan’s TSMC illustrates the difficulties of large-scale projects in the United States.

    By Peter S. Goodman and Loren Elliott

    PRINT EDITIONBuilding Chip Plant Takes an Ocean of Approvals |December 9, 2025, Page A1
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    Health

    Panel Votes to Stop Recommending Hepatitis B Shots at Birth for Most Newborns

    In a move toward Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s goal of upending vaccine policy, the committee recommended delaying the shots for infants whose mothers test negative for the virus.

    By Apoorva Mandavilli

    PRINT EDITIONKennedy Is Upending Science-Based Policies On Vaccinating the U.S.|December 6, 2025, Page A1
    Dr. Robert Malone, the panel’s vice chair, addressing the meeting of the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices to discuss the childhood vaccine schedule, at the C.D.C. in Atlanta on Friday.
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    Europe

    ‘Don’t Feed the Pig’: The Anti-Corruption Call That Helped Topple a Government

    Mass demonstrations in Bulgaria were spurred by spreading outrage over graft that many say was fueling an authoritarian power grab.

    By Carlotta Gall

    PRINT EDITIONThe Pig That Toppled Bulgaria’s Government|December 16, 2025, Page A9
    Protesters in Sofia, Bulgaria, this month. The trigger for the demonstrations was a budget that raised taxes and lifted the salaries of members of the state security apparatus.

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    Art & Design

    Art Gallery Shows to See in December

    This week in Newly Reviewed, Andrew Russeth covers Jeff Koons’s big-budget baubles, Park Hyunki’s artificial boulder, Joseph Geagan’s demimonde and a group show of photos on fridges.

    By Max Lakin, Andrew Russeth and Martha Schwendener

    PRINT EDITIONDecember 5, 2025
    Chanel, Cruise 2009 shoes.
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    U.S.

    Victim of Brown Shooting Remembered as a Scholar, Always Willing to Help

    MukhammadAziz Umurzokov, 18, was gentle and extroverted, his sisters and a friend said, and had dreams of becoming a neurosurgeon.

    By Rich Griset, Eduardo Medina and Emily Cochrane

    PRINT EDITIONA Sponge For Learning Who Shared As Eagerly|December 16, 2025, Page A17
    Flowers were left as part of a memorial on the campus of Brown University.
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    Briefing

    The Justice Dept. Released a Trove of Epstein Files

    Also, investigators seek a motive in killings at Brown and M.I.T. Here’s the latest at the end of Friday.

    By Matthew Cullen

    Jeffrey Epstein in a photograph included in Friday’s release.
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    Australia

    What to Know About the Victims of the Bondi Beach Shooting

    At least 15 people were killed in the attack in Sydney, Australia, including a 10-year-old girl, a long-serving rabbi and a Holocaust survivor.

    By Isabella Kwai, Yan Zhuang and Francesca Regalado

    PRINT EDITIONA Child, a Rabbi, a Retired Officer: Victims of the Sydney Shooting|December 16, 2025, Page A6
    A memorial for the victims of Sunday’s attack at Bondi Beach in Sydney.
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    New York

    N.Y.C. Subway Crime Is Down, Hochul Says, Rebutting Trump Officials

    Gov. Kathy Hochul said the state would spend another $77 million on police patrols in the subway, acknowledging that felony assaults remain stubbornly high.

    By Stefanos Chen

    PRINT EDITIONState Reports Decline in Subway Crime, and Announces More Funding for Police|December 20, 2025, Page A21
    Gov. Kathy Hochul pointed to the low crime rates in the subway system in the face of persistent criticism from Washington this year.
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    Europe

    The Putin Confidant Who Pushed Back Against the War

    Dmitri N. Kozak had worked with President Vladimir V. Putin for three decades before quitting in September. His associates described his break with the Russian leader.

    By Anton Troianovski

    PRINT EDITIONA Longtime Confidant Was a Voice of Dissent In Putin’s Push for War|December 19, 2025, Page A9
    Dmitri N. Kozak, then a deputy prime minister of Russia, in 2019. Early in Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, he was a rare voice of dissent.
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