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Flooding in northeastern India kills 14, leaves 104 missing
A search-and-rescue operation has been launched to find 104 missing people in northeastern Sikkim state that was inundated by flash floods. Photo courtesy of chief Sikkim minister…
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Jailed Iranian human rights advocate Narges Mohammadi wins Nobel Peace Prize
Imprisoned Iranian activist Narges Mohammadi, seen here in January 2005, was awarded the 2023 Nobel Peace Prize on Friday. File Photo by Abedin Taherkenareh/EPA-EFE…
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British lawmakers join calls for ban on use of facial recognition technology
Scores of British lawmakers from all parties signed up to a campaign Friday calling for an immediate ban on police and private companies using live facial recognition camera…
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U.S. tourist arrested for destroying ‘blasphemous’ statues at Israel Museum
An American tourist was arrested Thursday for attacking two Roman-era statues at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem. Photo courtesy Ricardo Tulio Gandelman/Wikimedia Commons…
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UNICEF: 43.1 million children displaced by climate-exacerbated disasters over 6 years
1 of 2 | A UNICEF report Friday said weather-related disasters exacerbated by climate change internally displaced 43.1 million children in 44 countries between 2016 and…
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Russia ends ban on diesel exports to sea ports
Russia unexpectedly reversed a diesel export ban on Friday two weeks after the Kremlin ordered energy companies to halt all fuel exports indefinitely in a bid to combat domestic…
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Syria: 89 killed, hundreds inured in drone strike on military academy
Syrian Health Minister Hassan al-Ghabash visits with a cadet injured in Thursday's attack on a graduation ceremony at the Homs Military Academy that killed at least 89 people and…
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Venezuela seeks arrest of ex-opposition leader Juan Guaido
Venezuela on Thursday issued an arrest warrant for former opposition leader Juan Guaido, who was once supported by the United States as interim president of the South American…
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EU climate report: September broke heat records; 2023 on pace for hottest year
The unusually high global average temperature for the month was the hottest of any September dating back to 1940. File Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo Earth…
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Shares of Britain’s Metro Bank plunge, triggering trading halt amid debt fears
Trade in shares of Metro Bank on the London Stock Exchange was halted twice Thursday morning after a price crash triggered the exchange's circuit breaker mechanism. Photo by Neil…
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