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Haven of the wild: Snow-capped Mount Kilimanjaro looks down on the sanctuary

Glaciers Worldwide, Including Kilimanjaro, Yellowstone, Yosemite, To Melt By 2050: UN

A UN report on Wednesday found some of the world's most famous glaciers will disappear by 2050 because of human-climate change.

Lula Da Silva Inherits Struggling Brazilian Economy And Climate Battle

Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, Brazil's former and newly elected president, appears behind a Brazilian national flag during a campaign rally in Sao Mateus on October 17, 2022

Lula da Silva won Brazil's presidential election Sunday, 20 years after he was first elected. He faces a declining economy and growing climate change threats.

China's COVID-19 Lockdown Could Affect iPhone 14 Production Ahead Of Christmas Shopping Season

Apple's iPhone 14 production could decline by as much as 30% due to China's strict COVID-19 measures at the world's biggest iPhone plant.

Huge Crocodile Attacks Man Swimming In River; Victim's Body Not Found

Authorities launched a search operation for the unidentified man after the incident was reported.

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North Korea claimed to have successfully test-fired last Thursday a Hwasong-17 missile -- a long-range ICBM that analysts say may be capable of carrying multiple warheads

Amid North's Missile Tests Warning US And South Korea, Reports Say Pyongyang's ICBM Launch Failed

Pyongyang launched its newest Hwasong-17 ICBM on Thursday which failed and fell into the sea between the Korean Peninsula and Japan.

Iran's riot police forces stand in a street in Tehran, Iran

Iran Police Caught On Video Beating Up Man; Run Over Him, Shoot Him Point Blank

Iran's police force has announced an investigation to identify the offenders involved and to determine the exact time and place of the incident.

An Iranian army picture released in August 2022 shows the launch of a drone during drill at an undisclosed location in Iran

Ukraine Warns Iran Of 'Ruthless' Response For Supplying Ballistic Missiles, Drones To Russia

Warning Tehran, Ukraine's Foreign Minister said a "much wiser decision for Iran would be to completely curtail its military cooperation" with Russia.

A ritual worker picks up the body of a killed Russian soldier before loading them to a refrigerated rail car, as Russia's attack on Ukraine continues, at a compound of a morgue in Kharkiv, Ukraine May 22, 2022.

1,402 High-Ranking Russian Army Officials Have Died In Ukraine War; 2 Generals Imprisoned

Among the dead high-ranking Russian officials were 279 captains, 235 lieutenants and 471 senior lieutenants.

A soldier takes a photograph of his comrade as he poses beside a destroyed Russian tank and armoured vehicles, amid Russia's invasion on Ukraine in Bucha, in Kyiv region, Ukraine April 2, 2022.

Ukraine Successfully Eliminates 800 Russian Soldiers In One Day; 40 Tanks, Armored Vehicles Destroyed

Russia has lost more than 73,000 personnel since it invaded Ukraine in late February, according to Ukraine's military.

Russian President Vladimir Putin chairs a meeting in Sochi

Alleged Leaked Emails Reveal Putin Has Pancreatic Cancer, Suffers From 'Memory Loss'

The leaked emails were allegedly from a Russian intelligence source close to the Kremlin.

Soldier of Ukraine's 5th Regiment of Assault Infantry react after firing a US-made MK-19 automatic grenade launcher towards Russian positions in less than 800 metres away at a front line near Toretsk in the Donetsk region

Over 100 Russian Conscripts Stage 'Mass Protest' Over Russia's Non-Payment Of 'Promised' Compensation

One of the mobilized soldiers involved in the protest said they were promised a payment of $4,800 to be given days after enlisting in the military.

Canada Faces Labor Shortage, Seeks 1.45 Million Immigrants To Fill Gap

Canada is facing a labor shortage and hopes to solve the issue with 1.45 million new immigrants arriving in the country by 2025.

Mette Federiksen became Denmark's youngest prime minister in 2019

Mette Frederiksen, The Face Of The Anti-immigration Left In Denmark

Mette Frederiksen, the face of the anti-immigration left in Denmark

Newborn Baby Suffers Fracture In Right Hand During Delivery, Family Alleges Negligence

The baby reportedly suffered shoulder dystocia and his right hand was fractured.

8-Year-Old Child Bites, Kills Deadly Snake In Rare Revenge Act

According to local media reports, the deadly reptile had bitten the boy after wrapping itself around the child's hand.

The brutal gang rape and murder of a Delhi student on a city bus in 2012 put a spotlight on sex crimes in India

4-Year-Old Girl Allegedly Raped, Found Unresponsive In A Field After 16-Hour Search

The police have arrested a 25-year-old man in connection with the case.

Lions have lost more than 90 percent of their range and their numbers over the last 150 years

Visitors Asked To 'Run' After 5 Lions Escape Their Enclosure At Zoo

The zoo issued a "code one" alert and asked visitors to exit their tents without their belongings and run to safety.

61-Year-Old 'Playboy King' Plans To Get Married For The 88th Time

Kaan, an Indonesian farmer, has been married 87 times.

South Korea in mourning after deadly crowd crush

Itaewon Stampede: Police Were Called Hours Before Crowd Crush, Officials Acknowledge Shortcomings

Several emergency calls revealed that people warned about the danger of a deadly crowd gathering at Itaewon hours before the incident that killed 150 people.

Parents Admit To Hiring Killers To Murder Unemployed, Alcoholic Son

Authorities were led to the victims' parents after their family car was caught on surveillance footage being used in the murder, according to reports.

Tensions are rising between the US and China as they battle for global supremacy

Facing 2 Major Adversaries, US Seeks Talks With China Amid Concerns Of Nuclear Capability

The recently released National Defense Strategy said China posed the "most comprehensive and serious challenge to U.S. national security."

An Iranian military drone: the United States said last week that Iran plans to deliver drones to Russia to aid its war on Ukraine, an accusation the Tehran has dismissed

Amid Ukraine's Clamor For Air Defense, Iran Readies Ballistic Missiles, Drones For Russia: Reports

It will be the first instance of Iran's advanced, precision-guided weapons being delivered to Russia since the start of the war in Ukraine.

A missile is launched during a joint exercise called the 'Great Prophet 17', in the southwest of Iran, in this picture obtained on December 22, 2021. IRGC/WANA (West Asia News Agency)/Handout via REUTERS

Middle East On High Alert As Saudi Arabia Warns US Of Imminent Iranian Attack: Report

Following the warning, Saudi Arabia and the U.S. and several other neighboring states raised the level of alert for their military forces.

Russia Forcibly Deported 9,400 Ukrainian Kids To Its Country; Many Adopted By Russian Families

There are "many more" victims, according to Ukrainian Prosecutor General Andriy Kostin.

Russian Army Leaves Medic Bleeding In The Battlefield, Ukrainian Soldiers Save Her

The paramedic, whose identity was not revealed, was found unconscious from blood loss by the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

Russia's President Putin takes part in Valdai discussion club meeting

Putin Will Drag Ukraine War Into 2023; Send 'Poorly Prepared' Soldiers To Battlefield: Report

The U.S.-based Institute for the Study of War (ISW) suggested in a report that Putin is unlikely to use tactical nuclear weapons in the war.

A destroyed Russian tank is seen on a highway, as Russia's attack on Ukraine continues, in Kyiv region, Ukraine, April 5, 2022.

Ukraine Army Eliminates 650 Russian Soldiers In One Day; 28 Tanks, Armored Vehicles Destroyed

Most of the losses were reportedly sustained in the directions of Avdiivka and Bakhmut, which are located in Ukraine's partially occupied Donetsk region.

Russian Politician Caught On Video Running Over Toddler, Leaves Him Writhing In Pain On Street

The Russian politician appeared to speak to the toddler who was rolling around in pain before getting back to his car and driving away.

Police did not move against 2,000 people who gathered in Benito Mussolini's birth and burial place of Predappio to remember Italy's fascist dictator

Italy Opposition Cries Foul After Meloni Cracks Down On Raves

Italy opposition cries foul after Meloni cracks down on raves

In his file photo taken on August 31, 2020, the Emirati, Israeli and US flags fly at the Abu Dhabi airport at the arrival of the first-ever commercial flight from Israel to the UAE

UAE Deploys Israeli Barak System Against Iranian Missiles, Drones: Report

The Barak aerial defense system deal between Israel and the UAE is reportedly the first of what is expected to be a substantial contract for more systems.