The New York Times International Edition in Print for Friday, July 22, 2022

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   War and Warming Upend Global Energy Supplies and Amplify Suffering

   First, Russia upended the world energy market, then searing temperatures drove up demand for energy, forcing some of the world’s largest economies to scramble to secure power for their citizens.

    By Somini Sengupta and Melissa Eddy

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   A Village Retaken, and a Confidence Boost for Ukraine’s Troops

   A Ukrainian brigade surprised Russian forces to score a rare success in the east and send a signal to other units that the Russians can be routed in this region, too.

    By Carlotta Gall and Mauricio Lima

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      Out of Cash and Out of Fuel, Sri Lanka Runs on Patience

      

      The rage at the failure and corruption of a ruling elite is matched by generosity and ingenuity to prevent complete collapse and anarchy.

       By Mujib Mashal, Emily Schmall, Skandha Gunasekara and Atul Loke

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      Guest Essay

      Shinzo Abe Failed to Rearm Japan. Let’s Keep It That Way.

      

      Japan has a chance to repair relations with neighbors angered by his nationalist agenda.

       By Koichi Nakano