UN agencies warn of famine for millions, appeal for more funding
UN agencies warn millions face famine in Sudan, Gaza, Yemen, and other hotspots, calling for urgent funding as global aid cuts leave emergency responses crippled.
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‘I mourn every victim’: Syrian President responds to questions regarding his al-Qaida past
Afghanistan economic recovery buckles as nine in 10 families go hungry or into debt, UNDP says
Australia spy chief says Chinese hackers probing telecommunications, critical infrastructure
Saudi Arabia to host investment summit during bin Salman's Washington visit, source says
The summit will be held on November 19th and will not be a part of the Saudi crown prince's official US visit itinerary.
Kevin Spacey speaks about what Israelis have taught him about resilience
Spacey will perform his live show, Songs & Stories, in Tel Aviv on November 19, despite protests against him.
Canadian NDP leader condemns IDF veteran lecture tour, draws criticism for overlooking violence
McPherson said, 'It is utterly unacceptable for Canadian universities to provide a platform to members of a military force that is committing genocide.'
Toronto police seek suspect in antisemitic assault on Jewish man
A victim who was " identifiable as a person of Jewish faith" was walking on the sidewalk on September 27 when the suspect assaulted him.
Cristiano Ronaldo clarifies 'soon' means one or two years before retirement
"I feel very good in this moment. I score goals, I still feel quick and sharp. But of course, let's be honest. What I mean by soon is probably one or two years," he said.
OpenAI used song lyrics in violation of copyright laws, German court says
The court in Munich found that ChatGPT was developed and trained on content from nine German songs.
Target to lower prices on 3,000 everyday items for holiday season
Retailers are preparing for a sales drop-off this November, following the Trump tariffs and the lapse in food aid.
Turkey says crashed cargo planed had 20 Turkish personnel on board
Turkey has stated that search and rescue operations were underway in coordination with Georgian authorities, but did not provide any other details on the cause of the crash or the casualties.
South Korea Red Cross chief resigns after alleged recorded comments on 'dark-skinned' ambassadors
Kim Chul Soo was allegedly recorded complaining after a gala that “only the non-significant foreign ambassadors were there … just the dark-skinned people."
Scammers and money mules to be caned as Singapore toughens law
The physical punishments for scams were introduced after the Criminal Law (Miscellaneous Amendments) Bill was passed by Parliament on November 4.
