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Responding to Russia's unilateral withdrawal from the Black Sea Grain Initiative, international leaders have condemned Russia for the effects of decreased exports on global food security.

More than 50 pilot whales died after a mass stranding on a beach in Western Australia on Tuesday as authorities rushed to save the other stranded whales.

Singapore is set to execute a woman convicted of drug trafficking in 2018.

Two weeks ago, Russia vetoed the 9-year-old UN mandate that allows the distribution of support and resources to the 4.1 million people in northwest Syria.

It's no secret that Russian President Vladimir Putin is not a supporter of the LGBTQ community.

A sex scene in Oppenheimer has sparked controversy in India and has also reportedly hurt the sentiments of some people who claim to be proponents of Hinduism

While 82 wildfires have spread through Greece, hundreds of abandoned farm animals, wildlife, and pets have been killed in the blaze.

The world is currently experiencing some of the warmest days. The month of June witnessed record-breaking temperatures, and July may still see warmer days.

Climate change is causing record-setting temperatures to become more frequent. It has become the biggest threat to the survival of humanity.

A vegan diet causes less damage to the environment than a high-meat diet, claims a study conducted by researchers in the UK.

Nationals from gang-dominated Honduras will now require a visa to enter the UK, in response to the influx of UK asylum applications from Honduran nationals at the UK border.

The world is halfway to the 2030 deadline of the UN Sustainable Development Goals. As challenges abound, a crucial issue needs attention: how to foot the bill.

In a horrific incident reported from India, two women were stripped off and paraded naked by a mob in the Indian state of Manipur

The annual QS Best Student Cities rankings have placed London as the best city for students mainly due to its impressive array of universities and diversity.

The British government has updated the Defence Command Paper with an aim to create a global response force and increase the stockpiles.

A US Army soldier reportedly crossed the demarcation line into North Korea on Tuesday and is said to be in the custody of North Korean authorities.

Prominent people in China seem to have a history of disappearing from public life for long stretches.

Ukrainian children have been unlawfully bought to Russia, and forced into pro-Russia re-education camps. The UK has implemented 14 sanctions in response to Russia's attempts to destroy Ukrainian national identity.

Project bids that protect freedom of expression and human rights in Iraq are being welcomed by the British Embassy in Baghdad, Iraq.

An Australian man and his dog managed to survive in the Pacific Ocean for two months by only eating raw fish and drinking rainwater.

It has not even been a year since the death of Mahsa Amini, and the Iranian authorities have already brought back their morality police.

A Harvard study has reportedly found a cocktail of drugs that can help reverse ageing in humans.

Education Department aims to forgive student loans for 800,000 borrowers due to administrative errors, with changes made to income-driven repayment plans.

Around 18 million doses of the first-ever malaria vaccine have been assigned to 12 countries after they proved effective in a pilot study started in 2019.

Britain's Minister for Development and Africa, Andrew Mitchell, has outlined steps that can be taken to tackle the 'sobering' numbers forcibly displaced around the world.

Now, a former US military official has claimed that Prigozhin is either dead or in jail.

The ill-fated Titan submersible and its tragic end have left people wondering what transpired before it imploded with five people onboard.

Russia's foreign intelligence chief Sergei Naryshkin and the CIA chief William Burns spoke over a call to hold a discussion.

The country has reported the seventh cheetah death in Kuno National Park in the last three months.