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Thailand has been stunned by the nursery massacre that claimed 36 lives, including 24 children

Families Gather For Mass Cremation Of Thai Nursery Victims

Families gather for mass cremation of Thai nursery victims

Serious Debt Crisis Unfolding Across Developing Countries - UNDP

People Await their turn to receive basic food necessities from volunteers at the Aluche Mutual Support Network where hundreds queue every Saturday amidst soaring inflation and consumer price hikes, in the Aluche neighbourhood in Madrid

The United Nations' Development Programme (UNDP) joined on Tuesday the chorus of institutions and charities warning that a serious debt crisis is now taking hold in the poorest parts of the world.

Security, Red Banners And COVID Curbs: Beijing Readies For 20th Congress

Beijing prepares for the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China

Beijing has stepped up security and COVID curbs and decorated the capital Beijing with red political banners as it gears up for a Communist Party congress where President Xi Jinping is poised to become China's most powerful leader since Mao Zedong.

Analysis-Russian Gas Supply Gap Casts Chill In Europe As Winter Nears

Europe needs to pay up to import liquefied natural gas, pray for a mild winter and cut energy demand as any sabotage of infrastructure or even deeper cuts to Russian supply would make power rationing or blackouts all but inevitable.

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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.

Despite Bombings, Ukraine Army Successfully Killed 370 Russian Soldiers In One Day

The Russian army reportedly suffered the most losses in the Kryvyi Rih and Kramatorsk directions.

COVID Cases Rise In Shanghai, Other Chinese Cities; Preventive Steps Strengthened

Chinese authorities have stepped up testing in Shanghai and other megacities as COVID infections rise again, as well as extending quarantine times and closing some public spaces where the virus could spread.

Demonstrators calling for the resignation of Prime Minister Ariel Henry, who appealed for international support, took to the streets

Thousands March In Haiti To Protest Calls For Intervention

Thousands march in Haiti to protest calls for intervention

Map showing the situation in Ukraine, as of October 10 at 0830 GMT

G7 To Hold Crisis Talks On Russia's Bombing Blitz In Ukraine

G7 to hold crisis talks on Russia's bombing blitz in Ukraine

A man walks in front of a destroyed building after a Russian missile attack in the Ukrainian town of Vasylkiv, near Kyiv.

Russian Missile Attacks Destroyed 71 Facilities In Kyiv In One Day [Photos]

The strikes reportedly hit non-military targets despite Russia's claims that it was attacking military, energy and communication assets.

Chinese President Xi Jinping pauses after casting his ballot in Beijing

China's Communist Party Leadership Reshuffle: What To Look For

China's ruling Communist Party will reshuffle its leadership when it holds a once-in-five-years Congress starting Oct 16, with Xi Jinping widely expected to stay on for a third term as general secretary, China's senior-most position.

Survivor Roberto Canessa (R) in 2002 with Chilean cattle driver Sergio Catalan, who went to fetch help

'Alive': Uruguay Plane Crash Survivors Savor Life 50 Years On

'Alive': Uruguay plane crash survivors savor life 50 years on

Uruguayan doctor Roberto Canessa survived a plane crash and 72 days in the freezing Andes without warm clothing back in 1972

The Andes Crash And Cannibalism Tale That Stunned The World 50 Years Ago

The Andes crash and cannibalism tale that stunned the world 50 years ago

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro (R) is seeking a second term in October 2022 presidential elections

If Victorious, Lula Will Have To Battle 'Hostile' Congress

If victorious, Lula will have to battle 'hostile' Congress

Five judges at the Supreme Court will decide on the legality of the bid as permission ordinarily has to come from the UK government in London

UK's Top Court To Assess Legal Basis For New Scottish Independence Vote

UK's top court to assess legal basis for new Scottish independence vote

A policeman walks next to a crater following a missile strike in Dnipro

This Map Shows All Russian Missile Attacks On Ukraine Within 40-Minute Window

Russia on Monday fired 84 missiles targeting cities across Ukraine. At least 43 missiles were reportedly neutralized by Ukraine's missile defense systems.

In Japan, tourists will find a country still adhering to many of the guidelines that helped it to keep pandemic deaths lower than many other developed nations, including masks

'Dream Come True': Japan Reopens To Tourists

'Dream come true': Japan reopens to tourists

Russian strikes battered the central Ukraine city of Zaporizhzhia on Thursday

Russia Kills 14 Civilians, Injures 97 In One Day Following Bombings Across Ukraine

In addition to civilian casualties, more than 1,300 Ukrainian settlements also lost power following the missile attacks.

Search of missing persons who were swept away by devastating floods following heavy rain, in Las Tejerias

Venezuelan Rescuers Search For Missing As Flood Death Toll Grows

Venezuelans in the town of Las Tejerias, in the country's Aragua state, on Monday waited amid a rising death toll as rescuers searched for the more than 50 missing persons who were swept away on Saturday by devastating floods following heavy rain.

Oxfam said most countries had failed to act to tackle inequality in the wake of the Covid pandemic

World Failing To Address 'Dangerous' Inequality After Covid: Oxfam

World failing to address 'dangerous' inequality after Covid: Oxfam

Residents leave their homes in the municipality of El Progreso, Honduras under pouring rain on October 8, 2022 before the arrival of Hurricane Julia

Central America Hit By Tropical Storm Julia, Death Toll Reaches 19

Former Hurricane Julia struck Guatemala and El Salvador on the Pacific coast.

US Senator Bob Menendez (D-NJ) called for Washington to freeze cooperation with Saudi Arabia over its decision to 'underwrite' Russia's war in Ukraine by slashing oil production

Top Democrat Urges US Block On Weapons Sales To Riyadh

Top Democrat urges US block on weapons sales to Riyadh

Standing near a damaged bus, investigators examine a crater

Ukrainian Soldier Called Back To The Front Despite Strike On His Home

Ukrainian soldier called back to the front despite strike on his home

U.N. Publicly Rejects Russia's Call For Secret Vote On Ukraine

The U.N. General Assembly voted on Monday to reject Russia's call for the 193-member body to hold a secret ballot later this week on whether to condemn Moscow's move to annex four partially occupied regions in Ukraine.

Cattle feed in a field in Golden Bay, South Island, New Zealand

On New Zealand Farm, Scientists Reduce Cow Burps To Save The World

More than a dozen calves wait at a research farm in New Zealand to be fed Kowbucha, a punnily named probiotic that studies show reduces burps -- or methane emissions.

News conference on high gas prices at the Chancellery in Berlin

German Coalition, Beset By Crises, Could Get More Fractious After Vote

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz's faced the prospect of a more divided government after one of his coalition partners vowed to assert itself more strongly following a drubbing in a state election.

Investigators examine a crater next to a damaged bus following a missile strike in the town of Dnipro

Putin Seeks Escalation With Ukraine Missile Blitz: Experts

Putin seeks escalation with Ukraine missile blitz: experts

Russian forces launched a barrage of fatal bombardments across Ukraine early on Monday

Defiant Ukraine Reopens Eastern Rail Link Despite Missiles

Defiant Ukraine reopens eastern rail link despite missiles

Dolgopolov says his heart is full -- with love for his wife and love for his Grads

Couple Serves Together On Ukraine Frontline

Couple serves together on Ukraine frontline

The landslide, caused by the biggest river flood in the area in 30 years, is the worst so far this year in Venezuela, which has seen historic rain levels in recent months

Neighbors, Rescuers Search For 52 Missing After Venezuela Landslide

Neighbors, rescuers search for 52 missing after Venezuela landslide

Arne Schoenbohm was accused in a ZDF investigation of contacts with Russia through an association he co-founded

German Cybersecurity Chief Faces Sack Over Alleged Russia Ties: Sources

German cybersecurity chief faces sack over alleged Russia ties: sources

Ukrainian servicemen walk past damaged cars in the centre of Kyiv after several Russian strikes hit the Ukrainian capital

'Horrible And Cruel': Kyiv Residents Shocked After Heavy Russian Strikes

'Horrible and cruel': Kyiv residents shocked after heavy Russian strikes

A bather relaxes at the Cave Bath in Miskolctapolca

In A Land Of Spas, Hungary's Cave Bath Falls Victim To Soaring Gas Prices

Staff turned off the lights and started draining the pools at Hungary's famous Miskolctapolca cave baths on Monday, after the centuries-old attraction succumbed to a modern-day crisis - soaring gas prices.