White rhino population increases for first time in over a decadePoaching is still the greatest threat to all rhino species living in Africa, according to the 2023 State of the Rhino report.
US approaching decision to supply Ukraine with ATACMS missilesIt’s unclear when these ATACMS could be provided or how many, but the White House is still not confirming.
US and Seoul warn North Korea about potential arms deal with RussiaExperts believe Kim Jong Un may ship ammunitions to refill Vladimir Putin's exhausted arms stores to back his war efforts in Ukraine.
Russian missiles hit Ukraine as Zelenskyy is set to meet US lawmakersUkrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is in the United States to pledge his case for more aid.
India suspends visa services in Canada as diplomatic ties crumbleThe suspension means that Canadians who don't already have a visa will not be able to travel to India until services resume.
President Biden announces $325M in new security aid for UkraineNews of the package comes as Ukraininan President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met with President Biden at the White House on Thursday.
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US lawmakers debate on continuing to fund the war in UkrainePresident Volodymyr Zelenskyy of Ukraine came to Washington to meet with U.S. lawmakers in Congress and President Joe Biden about aiding his war.
Zelenskyy accuses Russia of violating UN Charter at Security CouncilUkraine's president says Russia is undermining norms of war and the United Nations Charter at a Security Council meeting Wednesday.
Scientists stunned by rare tarantulas with 'enchanting phenomenon'Blue colorations are rarely found in nature because they’re a result of a certain arrangement of biological photonic nanostructures.
Netanyahu to meet Biden in NY. The location may signal US displeasure"This is not going to be a pleasant meeting," said one expert on U.S.-Israeli relations. "It is going to be a sour meeting."
At the UN, Colombia's president calls for a global focus on climateColombia’s President Gustavo Petro says the world needs to refocus away from conflict and onto the threat posed by global climate change.
India expels Canadian diplomat after Canada accuses India in killingIndia expelled a Canadian diplomat Tuesday in response to Canada's accusations that India may have been involved in the killing of a Sikh activist.
Zelenskyy: Russia is weaponizing food, energy and children in its warThe Ukrainian president took to the world stage at a sensitive point in his country's campaign to maintain international support for its fight.
WSJ reporter to remain in Russian jail after latest appeal is deniedWall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich has been sitting in Russian jail awaiting a trial date since March.
5 Americans detained for years in Iran walk freeThey were freed in a deal that saw President Biden agree to the release of $6 billion of frozen Iranian assets owed by South Korea.
UN warns its sustainable development goals aren't on track for 2030At its meeting this week, the U.N. hopes to kick-start badly needed progress on goals for global health and prosperity.
Canada expels Indian diplomat, investigates Sikh activist's slayingCanada says there are allegations India's government may have had links to the death of a Sikh activist in Canada.
Apple warns journalists in Russia their phones are being targetedJournalists at several Russian media outlets had their phones compromised. It's not immediately clear who was behind the spyware attacks.
President Biden to address the UN General Assembly in New York TuesdayIn his speech Tuesday, President Biden will seek to strengthen his position as a world leader, with many other major leaders not in attendance.
5 detained Americans flown out of Iran in prisoner swapAll of the formerly imprisoned Americans who have been identified so far have been serving 10-year sentences.
Libya's search for missing intensifies as death toll continues to riseThere are concerns that waterborne diseases are spreading, and authorities have urged people to use bottled water if possible.
Artwork believed stolen during the Holocaust seized by authoritiesThree artworks believed stolen from a Jewish art collector and entertainer during the Holocaust have been seized from museums.
Why the UK is planning to ban this American dog breedThe breed has been linked to at least two fatal attacks this year and six of the 10 fatal dog attacks in the UK last year, according to the BBC.
Botulism outbreak from sardines leaves 1 person dead, a dozen sickOfficials issued an appeal around France and beyond to find others who might have eaten the suspicious sardines and might be at risk.
Tens of thousands unite in global climate protestProtest organizers anticipate millions of people participating in the global turnout over the weekend.
Libya seals off flooded city so searchers can look for 10,000 missingThe official death toll from the disaster has surpassed 11,000 people and officials fear that number will climb quickly in the coming days.
A visual investigation into why thousands died in Libya floodingOnline and satellite images show the extent of the damage in the city of Derna, with entire city blocks disappearing overnight.
Zelenskyy to visit Capitol Hill as Congress debates more aidUkrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy will be in the U.S. for the U.N. General Assembly. The trip comes as Congress weighs $21 billion more in aid.
Luxury cruise ship with 206 aboard freed days after running agroundIt was aground for days in Greenland, but now a luxury cruise ship and its 206 passengers are back on the water.
Here's how you can help the flood victims in LibyaThe catastrophic flooding was triggered by a powerful Mediterranean storm that caused two dams to fail.
Libya death toll reportedly soars to 11,300 after devastating floodingLibyan officials put the death toll at 5,500 as of Thursday morning, but that number is likely to climb as nearly 10,000 people are still missing.
Mexico hears testimony on possible existence of extraterrestrialsJournalist José Jaime Maussan presented two boxes with supposed mummies found in Peru, which he and others say are “non-human" beings.
Rhino at Austrian zoo kills zookeeper, seriously injures her husbandZoo officials said there had been no previous incidents at the rhino enclosure, which was set up nearly 30 years ago.
Norwegian cruise ship with 206 aboard runs aground near GreenlandThe ship got stuck Monday in a remote part of the world's largest and most northerly national park known for its icebergs and roaming musk oxen.
