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UNHCR: Environmental Crises Threaten Human Rights Globally

Spain Hopes to Lure Digital Nomads to Save Dying Villages

Spain hopes to help save struggling communities like Sárnago by offering visas and tax incentives to digital nomads, who work from their laptops around the world

What Happened to Germany’s Greens?

Two weeks away from voting and Green Party Annalena Baerbock seems unlikely to pull off a last-minute victory; the Greens have slipped to third place according to pollsters, losing around 10% since highs in May

Vietnam Speeds Up Hanoi Vaccine Drive; 1M Jabs Over Weekend

Pope Calls for Europe to Show Pandemic 'Solidarity'

Spokesman: PIA Commercial Flight from Pakistan Touches Down in Kabul

Shanghai Suspends Schools, Flights as Typhoon Approaches China

Stranded Afghan Pilots Begin Leaving Uzbekistan

According to Reuters, 585 Afghan pilots and their families who had been stuck in Uzbekistan for almost a month have begun evacuating to the UAE

Medvedev Ends Djokovic's Bid for Year Slam at US Open

Medvedev's 6-4, 6-4, 6-4 victory Sunday gave him his first major championship and prevented Djokovic from collecting what would have been the record 21st of his career

Tropical Storm Nicholas Could Bring Flooding to Louisiana

The storm is expected to produce heavy rainfall in areas recently ravaged by Hurricane Ida

North Korea Test-fires Long-range Cruise Missile, State Media Says

The missiles reportedly flew 1,500 km (930 miles) before hitting their targets and falling into the country's territorial waters during the tests on Saturday and Sunday

Polish Nun, Cardinal Who Defied Communism Are Beatified

The beatification of Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski and Mother Elzbieta Roza Czacka took place at a time of declining church attendance and as some Poles have been leaving the church over sex abuse scandals and the church's support for a new abortion law