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Ahead of harvest season in Hasakeh, the wheat is drying up

Syria's Climate-scorched Wheat Fields Feed Animals, Not People

Syria's climate-scorched wheat fields feed animals, not people

New Australia PM, Indonesia President Ride Bikes As Diplomatic Wheels Turn

Indonesia's Joko Widodo and Australian PM Anthony Albanese rode bikes together and pledged to boost ties

New Australia PM, Indonesia president ride bikes as diplomatic wheels turn

'Majority' Of Young Black Girls Have Negative Hair Experiences: Study

Young Woman, African American, Black, Hair

A whopping 81% of 12-year-olds experienced having their hair touched without permission.

A plant for repairing freight cars was hit by airstrikes in the southeast of Kyiv

Russia Claims Partial Control Of Flashpoint Ukraine City

Russia claims partial control of flashpoint Ukraine city

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All eyes are on whether the opposition can put a dent in Prime Minister Hun Sen's hold on power as Cambodians head to the polls

Cambodians Vote In Local Polls As Revived Opposition Vies For Seats

Cambodians vote in local polls as revived opposition vies for seats

An outbreak of foot and mouth disease in the West Bank has killed thousands of livestock, pushing Palestinian farmers like Mohammed Basheer to the brink of bankruptcy

Palestinian Farmers Sound Alarm Over Foot-and-mouth Outbreak

Palestinian farmers sound alarm over foot-and-mouth outbreak

Kriti Sanon won best actress for her role in 'Mimi' at the IIFA awards in Abu Dhabi

War Film 'Shershaah' Steals Show As Bollywood's Oscars Return

War film 'Shershaah' steals show as Bollywood's Oscars return

The skywalk features an air bridge, wind turbines, solar panels, art galleries, a drone landing pad and field

Dutch Port's Rooftop Walk Shows Post-climate Future

Dutch port's rooftop walk shows post-climate future

The fire led to the evacuation of five neighbourhoods south of Athens

Greece Evacuates Athens Suburb Under Wildfire Threat

Greece evacuates Athens suburb under wildfire threat

Singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran rounds off a people's parade on Sunday

Britain Gets In Party Mode With Star-studded Concert For Queen's Jubilee

Britain gets in party mode with star-studded concert for queen's jubilee

A man carries a gun as he visits a memorial for the shooting victims outside the Uvalde County Courthouse in Uvalde, Texas on May 29, 2022

Why US Gun Violence Spikes In Warm Weather

Why US gun violence spikes in warm weather

US President Joe Biden, who will welcome Latin American leaders in Los Angeles, speaks in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware

Biden Faces Cloud On Summit To Reset Latin America Ties

Biden faces cloud on summit to reset Latin America ties

A girl stands near a power plant in Dadri in India -- the main US climate agency says CO2 levels in the atmosphere are at their highest level for four million years

Atmospheric CO2 More Than 50 Percent Higher Than Pre-industrial Era

Atmospheric CO2 more than 50 percent higher than pre-industrial era

African Union head Macky Sall told Vladimir Putin that Africans were 'victims' economically of the conflict in Ukraine

AU Head Says 'Reassured' After Talks With Putin On Food Shortages

AU head says 'reassured' after talks with Putin on food shortages

AU Head Tells Putin Africans 'Victims' Of Ukraine Conflict

AU head tells Putin Africans 'victims' of Ukraine conflict

Commercial exchanges between the US and Venezuela peaked at $38 billion in 2008 before a dramatic fall as relations soured

US-Venezuela Business Picking Up Despite Punishing Sanctions

US-Venezuela business picking up despite punishing sanctions

With pandemic work-from-home arrangements coming to an end, Nature the Husky, like many dogs in Canada, goes with his owner Bill Dicke to the office

Can Dogs Accurately Detect COVID-19? How They Compare To Rapid Test Results

A recent study by French researchers found that trained dogs can detect COVID-19 with about 97% accuracy. How does this method compare to common testing options like rapid tests?

China is already the world's largest producer of renewable energy

China To Double Wind, Solar Energy Capacity By 2025

China to double wind, solar energy capacity by 2025

Firefighters recover the bodies of three victims of a landslide in the community Vila dos Milagres, Brazil on May 31

Fear Of Landslides Haunts Brazil Survivors

Fear of landslides haunts Brazil survivors

Researchers Find Out How Participation In Team Vs Individual Sports Affects Youths' Mental Health

In the study, team sports appeared to benefit youths' mental health, while those in individual sports fared worse than their non-sport participating counterparts.