The Wall Street Journal

• Kyiv Enters a Hopeful Spring After Surviving the War’s Darkest Winter

  Warm weather and battlefield success have infused Ukraine’s capital city with optimism, even as bombs fall.

• French Prosecutors Have Identified More Victims in Epstein Probe

  The Paris prosecutor’s office is seeking the potential victims’ testimony as it examines Epstein’s activities in France.

• China Says It Has Agreed With U.S. to Set Up Trade and Investment Bodies

  The confirmation fulfills one expected outcome of Trump’s visit to Beijing and solidifies a truce between the world’s two largest economies.

• Ukraine Increases Pressure on Russia With Biggest Strikes on Moscow This Year

  The Sunday strikes demonstrate Kyiv’s growing ability to launch long-range strikes as it seeks to bring the war home to Russians.

• Drone Strike Sparks Fire Near U.A.E. Nuclear Plant

  The Gulf state said it was still investigating the source of the attack, which highlighted the risks of the war with Iran.

• This Arkansas Town Is Humming With the Sound of Missile Making

  To meet the wartime demand, Camden is channeling its residents into defense manufacturing.

• Iran’s Seizure of Chinese Security Ship Shows Its Favors for Friends Have Limits

  The action near the Strait of Hormuz occurred the day the Trump-Xi summit began in Beijing, with Iran on the agenda.

• Israel Kills Hamas’s ‘Ghost’ After Years of Failed Attempts

  Ezzedin al-Haddad took over as Gaza military chief after the Sinwar brothers were killed and had been working to rebuild the group.

• How Secret U.A.E. and Saudi Strikes on Iran Shattered an Uneasy Coexistence

  The Gulf powers are trying to re-establish deterrence against an Iranian regime that holds new leverage.

• Iraqi Militia Leader Charged in Planned Attacks on Jewish Sites in U.S.

  Mohammad Baqer Saad Dawood Al-Saadi is accused in nearly 20 attacks, including one planned on a synagogue in New York City.