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At least a quarter of Gaza’s population is “one step away from famine,” a U.N. humanitarian aid official told the Security Council yesterday. Aid groups say that people are so hungry they are resorting to eating leaves, donkey feed and food scraps.
LANGKAWI, Malaysia (AP) — Europe’s oldest monarch, King Harald V of Norway, remained hospitalized in Malaysia on Wednesday, in the country’s northern resort island of Langkawi, after falling ill while on vacation.
China's Baidu said fourth-quarter revenue rose 6%, helped by gains from its artificial intelligence applications and a growing advertising business.
Stock futures ticked lower Wednesday as investors looked ahead to a key inflation report due later this week.
LONDON — The head of the world's climate science authority has compared the rollout of carbon capture and storage (CCS) to "trying to push water uphill," questioning a technology that the oil and gas industry has long touted as integral to net-zero emission plans.
MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras organizers agreed Wednesday to relax their ban on police marching in their annual parade with a compromise condition that officers do not wear uniforms.
Businesses in Malaysia seen with links to the US and Israel, including Starbucks and McDonald’s, have been targeted by an extended boycott as local consumers protest the siege on Gaza that the strip’s health authorities say have killed around 30,000 people so far, mostly civilians.
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — South Korean and U.S. troops will begin their expanded annual military drills next week in response to North Korea’s evolving nuclear threats, the two countries said Wednesday, a move that will likely enrage North Korea because it views its rivals’ joint training as an invasion rehearsal.