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Just 10 of nearly 200 countries required under the Paris Agreement to deliver fresh climate plans by Feb. 10 did so on time

Under the program, all Indonesians will eventually be entitled to a free screening on their birthday, the ministry said

More than 6.1 million couples registered for marriage last year, down from 7.68 million a year earlier

The meeting comes a month after the Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby stepped down as head of the world's Anglicans

Noboa and González are now vying for a full four-year term

Chile's government ordered the evacuation in regions of imminent risk, urging residents to leave their homes and seek refuge in safe areas

The demand came after Petro on Tuesday subjected his Cabinet to a five-hour public dressing down on state TV

The filing came as part of a lawsuit on behalf of the three men filed by the Center for Constitutional Rights, the American Civil Liberties Union of New Mexico, and Las Americas Immigrant Advisory Center

Trump is first sitting president to attend game

The Israeli military has withdrawn from an area of Gaza known as the Netzarim corridor, which separates the enclave's north from south. The presidents of Ukraine and the United States are looking to make a deal. Plus, a new book chronicles the story of a Ukrainian soldier. Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania are cutting the cord and Afghan refugees in the U.S. face an uncertain future.

An old planetarium in Johannesburg has been transformed into the state-of-the-art ‘Wits Anglo American Digital Dome.’ After undergoing major renovations, the facility offers visitors an immersive look at the wonders of the universe. Zaheer Cassim reports from Johannesburg.

Climate change is rapidly altering the Arctic region, creating environmental danger, economic opportunity and geopolitical tension as the world’s major powers scramble to control newly accessible shipping lanes and resource deposits.

Award catapults Sean Baker’s comedy about a Brooklyn exotic dancer who marries the son of a Russian oligarch to Oscar favorite status

Many advertisers put their ads online ahead of the game, but some big brands hold out to maintain an element of surprise

The traditional, purebred-only, breed-by-breed judging happens in New York Monday and Tuesday, capped by the coveted best in show prize Tuesday night

The Aga Khan is considered by his followers to be a direct descendant of the Prophet Muhammad and is treated as a head of state

Olaf Scholz faces off with his conservative challenger Friedrich Merz in first debate ahead of Feb. 23 elections

Levies would come on top of existing metals duties in another major escalation of the US president’s trade policy overhaul