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As nations prepare to gather in Brazil next week for this year’s United Nations climate summit COP30, only a third have so far submitted the required update on their emissions-reduction commitments, known as Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs).

An aid group reports that only a few thousand Sudanese have escaped atrocities by Sudan's paramilitary forces in el-Fasher city

At a holding facility located on the 10th floor of a federal building in Manhattan, average detention times rose nearly 600% after June

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian announced on Sunday that his country will rebuild its nuclear facilities “with greater vigour”, as he reiterated Iran's unwillingness to build a nuclear weapon.

Elon Musk unveils his 'secret' theory that the interstellar object 3I/ATLAS could be 'aliens.' Discover the anomalies, why NASA is silent, and the debate over its 'artificial origin.'

The European Union on Sunday urged the Tanzanian authorities to exercise "maximum restraint in order to preserve human lives," following violence during the re-election of President Samia Suluhu Hassan.

Despite progress in cutting carbon pollution, climate groups say country’s toughest hurdles are yet to come

The report found that most victims were young people from low-income or vulnerable communities and that they were arbitrarily killed or disappeared by federal, state or municipal authorities.

INTERVIEW: Three young women were prosecuted for leading a pro-Palestine protest in Singapore, a country with an extremely low tolerance for activism and high conviction rate. They tell Maroosha Muzaffar they had already prepared speeches railing against the system when it found them not guilty, stunning the nation

Relatives and experts tell of the human and societal need to find and identify the dead, while images and data shed light on the scale of the job

Famine – the extreme scarcity of food – devastated Ethiopia’s Tigray region during and after a two-year war that began in November 2020. Yet, the famine’s impact is one of the least documented crises of recent years.