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Many in Gaza eat just once a day as hunger spreads amid aid issues
Aid groups say there are many obstacles to getting food distributed
At UN climate talks, ‘sewage’ beer from Singapore highlights water scarcity and innovations
Water-starved Singapore has national campaign to conserve every drop
Rice-loving Sierra Leone wants to free itself from imports. But how?
Experts blame soaring prices on a heavy reliance on imports
New law blocks New Zealanders from displaying gang symbols
It’s among a suite of new measures intended to bolster police powers to disrupt the groups
New Zealand's founding treaty is at a flashpoint. Why are thousands protesting for Māori rights?
The bill has become a flashpoint on race relations and a critical moment in the 180-year-old conversation about how New Zealand should honor its promises to Indigenous people
Blinken to attend G7 meeting in Italy, US State Department says
Blinken to discuss issues including Ukraine and Middle East
North Korean troops massed in Russia to enter Ukraine war 'soon,’ Pentagon chief says
About 10,000 North Korean soldiers believed to be based in the Russian border region of Kursk
Israeli airstrike hits central Beirut, security sources say
At least 4 people were killed and 23 wounded in the attack, officials say
Alice Brock, who helped inspire Arlo Guthrie's classic 'Alice's Restaurant,' dies at 83
Song became a Thanksgiving standard
South Sudan’s army say gunfire incident at former spy chief's residence is resolved
Incident left 4 dead
Mozambique presidential runner-up lays out conditions for talks
Opposition demands elimination of legal proceedings brought against Venâncio Mondlane before talks
UN expert: Myanmar's military ramps up attacks including beheadings, rapes and torture
Report says junta seeks to destroy towns that it cannot control
US top court to decide legality of Federal Communications Commission fund
Court expected to issue ruling by the end of June
Storm inundates Northern California; thousands without power in Seattle
Storm arrived in Pacific Northwest earlier this week, killing two people and knocking out power to hundreds of thousands
Trump picks hedge fund manager for treasury secretary
Scott Bessent is a deficit hawk and worked for Soros Fund Management
Chinese vessel suspected in severing of Baltic submarine cables
Germany says it was sabotage but stops short of accusing Beijing
Chinese hackers preparing for conflict with US, cyber official says
Executive director of US Cyber Command says Chinese-linked cyber operations are aimed at gaining an advantage in case of a major conflict with the US
COP29: Climate-induced migration in the spotlight
Policymakers, activists say despite growing awareness about the link between climate and migration, countries are behind in addressing the issue