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A view shows smoke rising as seen from a building in Kabul, Afghanistan June 18, 2022 in this still image obtained by Reuters from a social media video via REUTERS

Attack On Sikh Temple In Afghan Capital Kabul Wounds 2 -officials

At least two people were wounded in an attack on a Sikh temple in the Afghan capital Kabul on Saturday morning, officials said.

In little over one month, the slender-horned gazelle population at the Sawa reserve in southern Iraq plunged from 148 to 87

In A Parched Land, Iraqi Gazelles Dying Of Hunger

In a parched land, Iraqi gazelles dying of hunger

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskiy visit an exhibition of destroyed Russian military vehicles and weapons, as Russia's attack on Ukraine continues, at Mykhailivska Square in Kyiv, Ukraine June 17, 2022. Ukrain

After EU's Nod, Ukraine Vows To Prevail As It Battles Russian Assaults

With a blessing for its EU ambitions and a pledge of unwavering support from Britain, Ukraine vowed on Saturday to prevail against Moscow as it battled Russian assaults near a key eastern city and multiple locations came under shell and missile attack.

After EU Blessing, Ukraine Vows To Prevail As It Battles Russian Assaults

Zelenskiy Vows Ukraine Will Prevail, Boris Johnson Promises Lasting Support

With a blessing for its European Union ambitions and a pledge of unwavering support from Britain, Ukraine vowed on Saturday to prevail against Moscow as its troops battled the Russian assault near a pivotal eastern city and communities were pounded by more heavy shelling.

Ukraine's Fight Grinds On, British PM Johnson Pledges Long Haul Support

With a fresh blessing for its European Union ambitions and a promise of continued strong support from Britain, Ukraine kept fighting on Saturday, with Kyiv's troops holding out against Russian assault on a pivotal eastern city and communities pounded by more heavy shelling.

As War In East Rages On, Ukraine Gets Chance To 'Live The European Dream'

As war rages in Ukraine's east, Kyiv received a major boost on Friday when the European Union recommended that it become a candidate to join the bloc, foreshadowing a dramatic geopolitical shift in the wake of Russia's invasion.

Food engineering student Alonso Vasquez cuts cochayuyo seaweed to process it before putting it into a 3D printer at the lab of Chile's University in Santiago, on June 17, 2022

Seaweed And 3D Printers: Chile's Innovative Approach To Feeding Kids

Seaweed and 3D printers: Chile's innovative approach to feeding kids

This combination photo shows Colombian leftist presidential candidate Gustavo Petro (L) and his rival, the independent businessman Rodolfo Hernandez

From The Streets To The Polls, The Enigma Of Colombia's Abstaining Youth

From the streets to the polls, the enigma of Colombia's abstaining youth

Electric vehicles are making an appearance in Cuba as fuel prices and US sanctions cripple traditional transport

No Petrol, No Cars: Cubans Turn To Electric Transport

No petrol, no cars: Cubans turn to electric transport

Two-time major winner Collin Morikawa of the United States fired a four-under par 66 to seize the lead late in Friday's second round of the US Open

Morikawa Shares US Open Lead, Rahm And McIlroy One Adrift

Morikawa shares US Open lead, Rahm and McIlroy one adrift

A police vehicle partially burns during a protest against President Guillermo Lasso's economic and environmental policies and in support of Indigenous leader Leonidas Iza and other demonstrators arrested, in Quito, Ecuador, June 14, 2022.

Ecuador Should Follow Its Own Path, Not IMF's, Says Protest Leader

Ecuador's President Guillermo Lasso should be less focused on following International Monetary Fund (IMF) policies if he is to fix the economic and social problems his people live each day, indigenous protest leader Leonidas Iza said on Friday.

Workers of Codelco's Ventanas copper smelter take part in a rally in support of their job positions, after authorities declared an environmental emergency in the region, pointing to the refinery as a possible cause of contamination along with other compan

Chile's Codelco To Close Ventanas Smelter

Chile's state-owned Codelco, the world's largest copper producer, agreed on Friday to start the process of closing its troubled Ventanas smelter, the company said.

Police closed off the street leading to Senegal opposition leader Ousmane Sonko's home in Dakar on June 17, 2022

Two Dead In Senegal Clashes Amid Pre-poll Tensions

Two dead in Senegal clashes amid pre-poll tensions

U.S. Senators Press TikTok On Whether It Allows Russian 'Pro-war Propaganda'

Republican senators on Friday asked TikTok Chief Executive Shou Zi Chew about reports the social media site had allowed Russian state-approved media content but barred other videos.

A lady strolls along the street amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) Omicron wave in Singapore, February 17, 2022.

Early Omicron Infection Unlikely To Protect Against Current Variants

People infected with the earliest version of the Omicron variant of the coronavirus, first identified in South Africa in November, may be vulnerable to reinfection with later versions of Omicron even if they have been vaccinated and boosted, new findings suggest.

U.S. President Donald Trump listens to Vice President Mike Pence speak during an event about the "Operation Warp Speed" program, the joint Defense Department and HHS initiative that has struck deals with several drugmakers in an effort to help speed up th

Trump Criticizes Pence's Actions On Jan. 6, 2021, Says He Lacked 'Courage'

The day after the latest U.S. congressional hearings on the Jan.

At Avatar Fashion Store, Meta To Sell Virtual Clothes For Real Money

Facebook owner Meta Platforms is launching a digital clothing store where users can purchase designer outfits for their avatars, Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg said on Friday.

A Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) crest is seen on a member's uniform, at the RCMP "D" Division Headquarters in Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada, July 24, 2019.

Retired Priest, 92, Charged With Indecent Assault After Canadian Residential School Probe

A retired priest has been charged with indecent assault following a decade-long investigation into a residential school in Manitoba, Canadian police said on Friday.

Jamaica Supreme Court Sides With Challenge To Detentions Under States Of Emergency

Jamaica's Supreme Court on Friday said authorities violated a man's human rights by detaining and holding him for months without trial under a 2018 state of emergency, a ruling that challenges the suspension of rights as part of efforts to battle crime.

Jamaica Top Court Sides With Challenge To Detentions Under States Of Emergency

Jamaica's top court on Friday said authorities violated a man's human rights by detaining and holding him for months without trial under a 2018 state of emergency, a ruling that challenges the suspension of rights as part of efforts to battle crime.

Stocks showing losses are displayed at the entrance to the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York City, in New York, U.S., February 24, 2022.

Is The U.S. In A Recession? Jobs And GDP Tell A Different Story

By some early estimates, the U.S. economy, as measured by gross domestic product, may have shrunk in the three months from April through June.

Explainer-Is The U.S. In A Recession? GDP Is Not The Only Measure

By some early estimates, the U.S. economy, as measured by gross domestic product, may have shrunk in the three months from April through June.

Remains found buried in the Amazon were brought to Brasilia for official identification

British Journalist Confirmed Dead In Brazil, US Urges 'Accountability'

British journalist confirmed dead in Brazil, US urges 'accountability'

Canada Seeks To Prosecute Some Extremely Intoxicated People Who Harm Others

Canada's federal government introduced a bill on Friday to hold some people criminally responsible if they harm someone else while extremely intoxicated.

Tunisian then-presidential candidate Kais Saied speaks during an interview with Reuters in Tunis, Tunisia September 17, 2019.

Tunisian Court Sentences Lawyer Who Opposes President To Jail, Imposes Job Ban

A Tunisian military appeal court on Friday sentenced Seifeddine Makhlouf, a lawyer and prominent opponent of President Kais Saied, to a year in jail and banned him from his job for five years for insulting a judge, his lawyer told Reuters.

Federal Police officers carry a coffin containing human remains after a suspect confessed to killing British journalist Dom Phillips and Brazilian indigenous expert Bruno Pereira and led police to the location of remains, at the headquarters of the Federa

Remains Of British Journalist Found In Amazon, Police Name New Suspect

A forensic exam carried out on human remains found in the Amazon rainforest confirmed on Friday that they belonged to British journalist Dom Phillips, Brazil's federal police said, adding that a search was underway for a man suspected of involvement in his killing.