The United Nations' World Food Program, recently named a recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize, is aiming for zero food hunger by 2030.
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Evo Morales' party wins Bolivian election, but where does the exiled former president fit in?
The leftist Movement Toward Socialism party won a comeback victory in Bolivia, but it's unclear what Evo Morales' role is now, or if he'll return. New forecasts show why masks are the easiest — and cheapest — way to save U.S. lives
If nearly all Americans would wear face masks when they leave their homes, they could save over 100,000 lives by the end of February, a study says. In run-up to election, Trump attempts mediation between Armenia and Azerbaijan, Israel and Sudan
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| Slim hopes for peace in Nagorno-Karabakh ahead of US-led talks
Hopes of ending nearly a month of bloodshed in the mountain enclave of Nagorno-Karabakh looked slim on Thursday as Azeri and ethnic Armenian forces fought new battles on the eve of talks in Washington.
What's behind the spate of farmer suicides in India?
Agriculture is the largest employer in India, with nearly 50 percent of the country's workforce employed in it in one form or another. But this crucial sector is reeling from a spate of farmer suicides – one of the highest rates in the world. Our correspondents report from Punjab, India's breadbasket and one of the worst affected states, to find out what's behind this tragic phenomenon.
Turning point for Thailand? Pro-democracy movement defies protest ban
A turning point for Thailand? For the seventh day, pro-democracy activists in Bangkok braved a ban on demonstrating, despite a tightening of the screws on independent media. Why are young people so determined? How does the biggest mass mobilisation since a 2014 coup differ from the past?
China's economic recovery speeds up as consumption returns
China's economic recovery accelerated in the third quarter as consumers shook off their coronavirus caution, however, overall growth missed forecasts pointing to persistent challenges for one of the world's few current engines of demand.
New Zealand’s Ardern wins landslide victory in pandemic-focused elections
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern won a landslide victory in New Zealand's general election Saturday, leveraging success battling Covid-19 to gain an unprecedented outright majority and the chance to implement her reform agenda.
Thai police turn water cannon on defiant Bangkok protesters
Thai police fired stinging liquid from water cannon at thousands of Thai protesters on Friday in the most violent escalation of three months of demonstrations against the government of Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha, a former junta leader.
Kyrgyzstan President Jeenbekov resigns amid unrest over disputed elections
Kyrgyz President Sooronbai Jeenbekov resigned on Thursday, leaving power in the hands of a nationalist rival whose supporters freed him from jail last week.
Thai police clear protesters after emergency order bans public gatherings
Thai riot police cleared thousands of protesters from outside the prime minister’s office early on Thursday as an emergency decree banned large gatherings and the publication of sensitive news in the face of escalating protests.
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