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US to send antipersonnel mines to Ukraine
Ukraine launches first US-supplied, long-range missiles into Russia
Azerbaijan accused of cracking down on critics ahead of COP29
Council of Europe commissioner calls on Azerbaijani president to release political prisoners
'Bomb cyclone' brings high winds and soaking rain to Northern California and Pacific Northwest
The areas that could see particularly severe rainfall will likely reach from the south of Portland, Oregon, to the north of the San Francisco area
Ukraine uses US-Supplied weapons
Ukraine uses U.S.-supplied weapons in an attack on a Russian military storage facility. Russian President Vladimir Putin updates his country’s nuclear doctrine, lowering the threshold to use nuclear weapons. A look at the G20 Summit in Rio, and COP29 in Baku. Plus, Donald Trump’s controversial pick for ambassador to Israel.
Los Angeles passes 'sanctuary city' ordinance to protect migrants
The ordinance codifies the protection of migrants in municipal law
Spain's royals return to flood disaster zone for 1st time since being pelted by mud
King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia visited the town of Chiva along with a central government minister and the regional leader of eastern Valencia
White House's Christmas tree is symbol of resilience for hurricane-hit North Carolina farms
A section of one of the grassy hills looks like it was clawed out to expose the brown earth beneath it — the aftermath of a mudslide that took out between 5,000 to 6,000 trees, Cartner said
Alleviating poverty can mitigate migration crisis, say experts at G20
Poverty and hunger are factors in the global migration crisis, say experts. On the sidelines of the G20 summit in Brazil, they said social safety nets can help mitigate causes that compel people to leave their homes. Aline Barros reports from Rio de Janeiro. Camera and contributor: Yan Boechat.
Trump sentencing in hush money case remains uncertain
Back in May, former President Donald Trump was found guilty of 34 felony counts of falsifying business records to suppress damaging information ahead of his 2016 election. His sentencing was delayed until after the election, but what happens next is less clear. Tina Trinh reports.
Wife of slain Pakistani journalist’s long and lonely fight for justice
Pakistan should take lead in investigating the killing of journalist Arshad Sharif in Kenya, says media expert
Doctors Without Borders halts operations in Haiti's capital
Port Au Prince — Doctors Without Borders said on Tuesday that it is stopping operations across the Haitian capital, Port-au-Prince, and its wider metropolitan area because of an escalation in violence and threats to its staff from members of the Haitian police.
The suspension would begin Wednesday and last "until further notice," Doctors Without Borders — also known as MSF — said.
MSF said in a statement that since a deadly attack on one of its ambulances last week, police had...
Pakistan’s Islamic Council calls for ban on use of VPNs
Decree against VPNs sparks debate on public’s right to access information
G20 wraps with talk of climate change, poverty reduction, tax on billionaires
Leaders of largest economies end summit without strong statements on Ukraine, Gaza
G20 wraps summit highlighting Global South issues
Leaders of the 20 largest economies, the G20, ended a two-day summit in Brazil with a statement supporting developing world priorities on climate change, poverty reduction and taxing billionaires. White House Bureau Chief Patsy Widakuswara reports from Rio de Janeiro.
Iran increases its near weapons-grade uranium
IAEA considers resolution against Iran for its lack of cooperation
Falling yuan poses challenge for China's policymakers
With higher US tariffs anticipated, analysts expect the Chinese currency to continue its decline in 2025
Months after Venezuelan election, US recognizes opposition candidate as president-elect
In a social media post, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken demands 'respect for the will' of Venezuelan voters
Relatives of wounded Ukrainian veterans become main caregivers
In Ukraine, wounded veterans who need long rehabilitation are mostly cared for by relatives. They face the difficult job with little help from the state. Lesia Bakalets has more from Kyiv. Camera: Vladyslav Smilianets