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UN talks in disarray as developing nations reject climate cash rough draft
A new proposal was soundly criticized, especially by African nations and small island states
Guatemalan journalist dedicates career to giving indigenous groups a voice
Guatemalan journalist Quimy de Leon wanted to amplify the voices of those affected by environmental issues and human rights abuses, so she helped found a media outlet that focuses on marginalized communities. She now has received a press freedom award. Cristina Caicedo Smit has the story.
Businesses in western Ukrainian city show appreciation for military
Business owners in Khmelnytskyi, Ukraine, wanted to find a way to say thank you to the thousands of members of the military who have spent years fighting Russia's invasion. Over 60 businesses joined to start the "Khmelnytskyi Grateful" platform. Tetiana Kukurika has the story, narrated by Anna Rice.
Ukraine has lost 40% of Russia's Kursk region, military source says
Russian forces are steadily advancing in Ukraine's eastern Donetsk region
Russia's claim of emissions in Ukraine regions draws protests at COP29
Ukraine says Russia's reporting on Ukraine territories' greenhouse gas emissions undermines the integrity of global climate efforts
Iran protests 'violent' arrest of students in Russia
The two Iranian students were visiting a visa extension center when they were arrested
Lawsuit challenges Hawaii law banning young adults from owning guns
Lawyers assert that Hawaii is the only state with a complete ban on acquiring and owning firearms and ammunition by those who are 18 to 20
Trump repeats pledge on JFK files; don't expect big revelations, experts say
A few thousand of the millions of governmental records related to the assassination have yet to be fully released
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