2022-09-02 Zimbabwe Moves 2,500 Wild Animals Due to Climate Change
In Zimbabwe, officials have begun moving more than 2,500 wild animals from the south to the north. This move is…
2022-09-01 UN Report Accuses China of Serious Human Rights Violations
The United Nations has said China carried out serious human rights violations that may be considered “crimes against humanity.” The…
2022-09-01 UN Inspectors Arrive at Ukraine Nuclear Plant amid Shelling
A team of United Nations experts arrived at Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia nuclear power center on Thursday. But their arrival was delayed…
2022-09-01 Regular ‘Salarymen’ in Japan Become TikTok Stars
In Japan, “salarymen” means ordinary office workers. These white-collar workers are seen as hard-working, but rather, well, ordinary. However, two…
2022-08-30 The Last Soviet Leader, Mikhail Gorbachev, Dies at 91
The last Soviet President, Mikhail Gorbachev, died Tuesday at the age of 91. Russian news agencies reported the news based…
2022-08-30 Heavy Fighting in Ukraine’s Russian-occupied South
Ukraine said Tuesday that it has attacked command posts and destroyed bridges and ammunition storage in the Russian-occupied south. Russia…
2022-08-30 Solomon Islands Announces Restrictions on Visiting Navy Boats
The Solomon Islands “denied entry” to a United States navy ship and also one from Britain’s navy last week. The…
2022-08-29 Aid Moving in Pakistan as Seasonal Floods Affect Tens of Millions
International aid is flowing to Pakistan as the military and volunteers there struggle to rescue many thousands of people trapped…
2022-08-29 Palestinians Trap Invasive Birds Along Gaza Border
In recent years, Palestinians have taken up bird trapping, or more specifically, parakeet trapping. The hunters make money by selling…
2022-08-28 Canada-based Company to Open Rare Earth Mine in Greenland
A Canada-based company recently announced its plans to develop a rare earth mineral mine in Greenland. Materials from the mine…
2022-08-28 Thousands of Immigrants Arrive to New York and D.C.
Two governors in the United States have transported thousands of foreigners to New York City and Washington, D.C. in recent…
2022-08-27 In US Northeast, Volunteers Work to Restore Native Lands
Asa Peters walked into a forest near Kingston, Massachusetts this summer and started cutting down a plant called Japanese knotweed.…
2022-08-27 In Ohio, Building Projects Put Workers in Demand
The American state of Ohio’s largest-ever economic development project is expected to put workers in demand. The project will need…
2022-08-27 Researchers Find New Strategy to Fight Misinformation
International researchers and experts at Google are working on a way to prevent false information about Ukrainian refugees from spreading…
2022-08-26 China Aims to Make Rain During Dry Period
China says it will try to protect its grain harvest by using chemicals to make much needed rain. This year…