As a globally recognized organization, the World Health Organization's report on the global tracing of COVID-19 origins released on March 30 must be used to guide the next phase of the global origin-tracing efforts, according to African leaders.
Foreign investments in Kenya remain relatively weak considering the size of the country's economy and its level of development.
Chinese President Xi Jinping's inspection of north China's Hebei Province conveyed the message that green development is among the highest priorities in China's drive toward full modernization, said Robert Lawrence Kuhn, an international corporate strategist and investment banker who hosts "The Watcher" on China Global Television Network (CGTN).
Several people were injured as a navy helicopter, en-route to areas hit by Hurricane Grace, crashed in Agua Blanca, Mexico, on August 25.
A meeting that included discussion about Connecticut's school mask mandate got heated as angry parents followed Gov. Ned Lamont out of the building and shouted at him.
CNN's Don Lemon and Fareed Zakaria discuss the inherent difficulties in "nation building" as the US continues its withdrawal from Afghanistan.
President Joe Biden tells reporters why he still stands by his decision to pull American troops out of Afghanistan.
US President Joe Biden pledges to hunt down the perpetrators of the suicide bombings in Kabul that killed 12 American troops. “We will not forgive. We will not forget. We will hunt you down and make you pay,” Biden says from the White House.
Hugh Jackman plays a private eye who helps clients relive memories (and pursues his own) in the dystopian romantic drama. David Daniel has a look.
Houston (AFP) – Having fled the Taliban, Mohammad is ready to start a new life in Texas. But the former US government translator’s heart aches when he thinks about his relatives left behind in Afghanistan. “Brothers, mother, sister — always we think about them.”
German Chancellor Angela Merkel condemns the “heinous” attack outside Kabul airport on people seeking evacuation from Afghanistan that left at least six dead.
Les Cayes (Haiti) (AFP) – In a makeshift camp that serves as a refuge for many women since Haiti’s earthquake, survivors say they fear for their safety and children. “We suffer, we have no access to toilets. We can’t pee. Everyone is looking at you,” says Vesta Guerrier.
