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Perfect Storm of Hunger, Climate Change Heading Your Way, Warns United Nations
The UN aims to achieve a Zero Hunger world by 2030, but faces three obstacles: conflicts, climate change and an economic slowdown.
Microsoft Co-Founder Paul Allen Dies of Incurable Cancer at 65
Paul Allen died just two weeks after publicly revealing that non-Hodgkin's lymphoma he fought into remission nine years ago had returned.
26 Drown as Two Boats Carrying Farmers Capsize in Swollen Mali River
The incident occurred when two canoes carrying 48 people capsized on Saturday at Arnassey in Bourem Inaly district in the Timbuktu region.
After Pakistan's Decision to Share CPEC Details With IMF, Wary China Responds
Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Lu Kang said that China wants an 'objective and professional' evaluation of its loans to Pakistan by the IMF. The measures to be worked out by the IMF should not affect China-Pakistan relations, he said.
Freed US Pastor Held for Terror Charges Arrives Home from Turkey, Meets Trump
On Friday, a Turkish court in Aliaga convicted Brunson on charges of espionage and aiding terror groups. It sentenced him to three years, one month and 15 days in jail -- but released him based on time served and good behavior.
Donald Trump Mocks #MeToo Movement at Rally, Again
It's another shot at the movement that began following the publication of sexual harassment and assault allegations against Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein in October 2017.
'Major Accident' in Canada as Largest Oil Refinery Reports Explosion, Fire
It was not known if there were casualties from the blast and fire at the Irving Oil refinery in St. John's, New Brunswick, but images posted on social media networks showed intermittent flames and a column of black smoke rising from the refinery.
Cash-strapped Pakistan to Approach International Monetary Fund for Bailout Package
Finance Minister Asad Umar said that talks with the IMF will start immediately as Prime Minister Khan approved the decision after consultations.
Turkish Investigators Say Saudi Journalist 'Killed' at Kingdom's Consulate in Istanbul: Report
Khashoggi, 59, went missing while on a visit to the consulate in Istanbul for paperwork to marry his Turkish fiancée. The consulate insists the writer left its premises, contradicting Turkish officials.
Interpol Asks China for Information on its Missing President
Previously, Interpol had said that reports about Meng's disappearance were "a matter for the relevant authorities in both France and China."
Fears Grow That More Than 1,000 Still Missing in Indonesia Disaster
Palu city on Sulawesi island has been left in ruins after it was hit by a powerful quake and a wall of water which razed whole neighbourhoods to the ground, with the official death toll now 1,571.
Helicopter Jailbreak Gangster Captured in France After 3-month Hunt
Around 100 specialist police were deployed to track down Faid, who narrowly avoided capture just weeks after his escape and had to abandon a car carrying explosives.
World Court Orders US to Ensure Iran Sanctions Don't Hit Humanitarian Aid
Judges at the International Court Of Justice handed a victory to Tehran, which had argued that sanctions imposed since May by the Trump administration violate the terms of a 1955 Treaty of Amity between the two countries.
US Will Not Grant Diplomatic Visas to Same-sex Partners Anymore
According to the UN memo, they must submit proof of marriage by Dec. 31, or leave the country within 30 days.
Suu Kyi's Actions 'Regrettable' But She Will Keep Peace Prize, Says Nobel Chief
The Norwegian Nobel Committee, which awards the Peace Prize, said in August that its rules did not allow awards to be withdrawn.
Indonesian Survivors Desperate to Flee Disaster Zone as Death Toll Climbs
Dozens of people were reported to be trapped in the rubble of several hotels and a mall in the small city of Palu, 1,500 km (930 miles) northeast of Jakarta. Hundreds more were feared buried in landslides that engulfed villages.