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A Ukrainian delegation preparing to meet with the top U.S. diplomat in Saudi Arabia to discuss ending the three-year conflict with Russia will propose a temporary cease-fire in the Black Sea and a halt to long-range missile strikes, as well…
The study showed that climate change is already creating many challenges on the planet, but it will soon also affect the Earth’s orbit. Scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have calculated that ongoing global warming caused by the…
Israel has cut off electricity supplies to the Gaza Strip, affecting the operation of a desalination plant that supplies drinking water to part of the arid region. Hamas described this as part of Israel’s “starvation policy.” Last week, Israel stopped…
Syria’s foreign minister and his counterparts from neighboring states have called for the lifting of Western sanctions and for post-war reconciliation. The foreign ministers of Turkey, Iraq, Jordan and Lebanon made joint statements along with Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad Hassan…
A gunman believed to be from Indiana was shot and killed by Secret Service agents near the White House after an incident early Sunday morning, authorities said. No one else was injured in the shooting, which occurred about a block…
North Korea has shown off for the first time a nuclear submarine under construction, a weapon that poses a significant security threat to South Korea and the United States. State media on Saturday released images showing a “nuclear-powered strategic missile…
The Vatican said Pope Francis was successfully undergoing treatment for double pneumonia and had shown “gradual and slight improvement” in recent days. Doctors in a Vatican statement said the 88-year-old pope, who has chronic lung disease and had surgery to…
Four years after seizing power from an elected government, Myanmar’s military leader has announced that inclusive elections will be held within 10 months, according to state media. Senior General Min Aung Hlaing said elections are planned for December or January…
Duane Wiggins, a founding member of the Grammy-nominated band Tony! Toni! Tone! and the brains behind such classic 1990s hits as “Anniversary,” “It Never Rains (In Southern California)” and “(Lay Your Head on My) Pillow,” has died at the age…
Clashes broke out in Greece’s two biggest cities as protesters threw petrol bombs and fireworks outside parliament during debates on a no-confidence vote in the government over its handling of a deadly train crash two years ago. Police fired tear…