Haiti, the poorest country in the Americas, has long had one of the world's highest levels of food insecurity. In
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China to require foreign vessels to report in ‘territorial waters’
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Philippines: Nurses threaten mass resignation amid Covid surge
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South Korean lawmakers to vote on cameras in operating rooms after surgery deaths
The push for having cameras in operating theatres intensified after a case in 2016 in which surgeons at private clinics
Biden honours U.S. troops killed in Kabul
President Joe Biden met in solemn privacy on Sunday with the families of the 13 U.S. troops killed in the
Myanmar’s monks, leaders of past protests, are divided over the coup
The military has dominated Myanmar for the better part of 60 years, most recently by staging a coup against an
Wedding certificate and cell phone: How a US veteran’s wife fled Afghanistan
With US President Joe Biden's administration prioritizing US passport and green card holders, many streaming to the airport through Taliban
Hurricane Nora sweeps past Puerto Vallarta, heads north
Forecasters warned that people along Mexico’s central and northern Pacific Coast should be alert to the dangers of flooding, mudslides
Pope replaces Australian bishop in alleged misconduct probe
Pope appointed another prelate, Bishop Michael Henry Morrissey of the Geraldton diocese, to temporarily administer the sprawling Catholic diocese in
Top Iran security official says Biden illegally threatened Tehran
Mr. Biden told Israeli Prime Minister in White House talks that he was putting “diplomacy first” but if negotiations fail