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All You Need to Know about Nobel Peace Prize Laureate UN World Food Programme and World Hunger
The WFP began as an experiment to see if the United Nations system could deliver food aid. Its first disaster relief operation was to help after an earthquake hit in Iran in 1962.
Russia Says Armenian, Azeri Foreign Ministers To Attend Moscow Talks - RIA
Armenia and Azerbaijan have confirmed that their foreign ministers will come for talks to Moscow, the RIA news agency cited Russia's foreign ministry as saying on Friday.
Oct 10 Was Supposed to be a Big Celebration for Kim Jong Un. Instead He Faces His Most Daunting Challenges to Date
This Saturday, October 10, marks 75 years since the founding of the Workers' Party of Korea -- the communist political party that has ruled North Korea since the country's inception.
Viral Surge, Fiscal Fight May Sway U.S. Voters More Than Data
A surge in COVID19 cases in a number of U.S. states and rollercoaster prospects for new pandemic aid from Congress are threatening to push the importance of traditional economic data to the back burner for voters in the Nov. 3 election.
China Tourism Rebounds Over Golden Week But Still Below Last Year
Chinese domestic tourism saw a robust rebound over the justended Golden Week holiday, encouraged by China's success in stamping out the novel coronavirus, although levels were still well short of last year.
Trump, Barr At Odds Over Slow Pace Of Durham Investigation
President Donald Trump is increasingly at odds with Attorney General William Barr over the status of the Justice Department's investigation into the origin of the Russia probe, with the president increasingly critical about a lack of arrests and Barr frus...
Trump Rejects Virtual Debate With Biden, Who Announces Solo Event Instead
President Donald Trump added more turbulence on Thursday to the U.S. presidential race by refusing to participate in an Oct. 15 debate with Democratic rival Joe Biden after it was changed to a virtual event to guard against the spread of COVID19, promptin...
Prominent GOP Fundraiser Charged In Covert Lobbying Effort
Elliott Broidy, a fundraiser for President Donald Trump and the Republican Party, has been charged in an illicit lobbying campaign aimed at getting the Trump administration to drop an investigation into the multibilliondollar looting of a Malaysian state...
Law Enforcement Preps For Potential Election-related Unrest
Federal and state law enforcement officials have begun expanded preparations for the possibility of widespread unrest at the polls on Election Day, a response to extraordinarily high tensions among voters and anxieties about safety stoked in part by Presi...
EU States Accept Plan As A Basis To Revamp Asylum Policy
European Union interior ministers agreed Thursday that sweeping new proposals to revamp the bloc's failed asylum system should form the basis for negotiations on building a fresh policy for managing the arrival of unauthorized migrants in Europe.
Mexican Bill To Extinguish Funds Advances On Party-line Vote
President Andrs Manuel Lpez Obradors Morena party beat back attempts Thursday to save 109 semiindependent government trust funds that finance everything from science to movie productions to disaster relief.
Belarus Opposition Leader Says Any Trial For Lukashenko Subject To Negotiation
Belarusian opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya said on Thursday the possibility of immunity for Alexander Lukashenko, rather than facing any international trial, could be subject to negotiation to defuse the crisis in her country.
$56M Gas Explosions Settlement With Massachusetts Approved
A $56 million settlement that requires the natural gas utility found responsible for a series of explosions and fires in Massachusetts in 2018 was approved by the state Department of Public Utilities.
Nice Knowing You: London Heathrow's Farewell To BA's Jumbos
British Airways' last two Boeing 747 planes at the airline's historic base of London's Heathrow Airport made their final flight Thursday, the fleet's retirement having been brought forward by the coronavirus pandemic.
Trump Says He Will Not Do A Virtual Debate
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday he would not participate in a debate with Democrat Joe Biden under a new format announced by the debates commission in which each candidate would appear at remote locations.
Election 2020 Today: Sparring Over Pandemic, Ballot Mix-ups
Heres whats happening Thursday in Election 2020, 26 days until Election Day: