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AMERICAS

Cocaine Trade in the Rugged Micay Canyon Threatens Colombia’s Peace Efforts

President Petro has called the area “the great cocaine stock market” of the FARC-EMC.

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WEATHER & ENVIRONMENT

Pakistan Has Not Learned Lessons from 2022 Deadly Floods, Experts Say

Millions of people in Pakistan continue to live along the path of floodwaters, showing neither people nor the government have learned any lessons from the 2022 devastating floods that killed 1,737 people, experts said Thursday, as an aid group said half of the victims among 300 people killed by rains since July are children.

Heavy rainfall is currently drenching those areas that had been badly hit by the deluges two years ago.

The charity Save the Children said in a statement that floods and heavy rains have killed more than 150 children in Pakistan since the start of the monsoon season, making up more than half of all deaths in rain-affected areas.

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PROPHECY

Are We Headed Toward Apocalypse?

World conditions spell trouble. The Bible outlines terrible coming events. Here is what God wants you to know…

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ASIA

Students in Bangladesh Forced Out the Country’s Leader a Month Ago. Where Do Things Stand Now?

Here is what is happening now in Bangladesh, one month after the country was roiled by its worst bloodshed in decades.

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POLITICS

What God Looks for in Leaders

In a world of electoral promises and political upheaval, citizens are often left disillusioned. Yet there are timeless leadership qualities God values—and a way to make them a reality.

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AMERICAS

Hunger in U.S. Continued Multi-year Rise in 2023, Government Report Says

Hunger reached its highest point in the United States in nearly a decade last year, with 18 million households struggling at some point to secure enough food.

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WEATHER & ENVIRONMENT

The World Is Pumping Out 57 Million Tons of Plastic Pollution a Year

For 15 percent of the world’s population, government fails to collect and dispose of waste, the study’s authors said.

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SOCIETY & LIFESTYLES

New Unproductive Forces: The Chinese Youth Owning Their Unemployment

Urban youth unemployment for the roughly 100 million Chinese aged 16-24 spiked to 17.1 percent in July, a figure analysts say masks millions of rural unemployed.

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ANALYSIS

Why Has Russia Struggled to Halt Ukraine’s Incursion in the Kursk Region?

After three weeks of fighting, Russia is still struggling to dislodge Ukrainian forces from the Kursk region, a surprisingly slow and low-key response to the first occupation of its territory since World War II.

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GEOPOLITICS

Russia and North Korea’s Partnership

The new agreement could be the strongest since the Cold War. What are its implications?

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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

Explainer: Why South Korea Is on High Alert over Deepfake Sex Crimes

South Korean regulators and police this week vowed to combat sexually exploitative deepfakes, urging Telegram and other social media companies to cooperate with them.

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ANALYSIS

Finding Answers in an Uncertain World

This summer, the 45th president of the United States was shot at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, a short two-hour drive from our World Headquarters Campus in Wadsworth, Ohio.

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INTERNATIONAL

Why the Olympics Can’t Unite the World

As tremendous athletic feats took place during the Games, the world outside grew only darker…

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ECONOMY & PERSONAL FINANCE

7 Money-saving Tips for the Grocery Store

How can you stretch your dollar without sacrificing good health?

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MIDDLE EAST

Iran Has Further Increased Its Stockpile of Uranium Enriched to Near Weapons-grade Levels, UN Says

Iran's efforts to increase its stockpile of enriched uranium have continued in defiance of international demands, a new report stated.

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WEATHER & ENVIRONMENT

Drying Lakes and Thirsty Trees: In Drought-hit Greece, Water Trucks Are Keeping Crops Alive

This summer, southern Europe has been hammered by successive heat waves. In Greece, effects include water shortages, dried-up lakes and even the death of wild horses.

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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

Older Americans Prepare Themselves for a World Altered by Artificial Intelligence

Across the country, scores of classes have sprung up to teach seniors about AI’s ability to transform their lives and the threats the technology poses.