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“Three out of every four new stores over the near term is expected to be opened outside of the U.S. as our store portfolio becomes increasingly global,” an executive said Thursday.

The air quality index in New Delhi was the worst of any major city in the world on Friday, as a combination of factors caused a spike in air pollutants.

Many Chinese viewers learned English through watching Perry on the show “Friends,” which gave them a peek into American life and culture.

More Americans were expected to leave Gaza today through the Rafah border crossing with Egypt after a deal was reached to allow foreign passport holders and injured civilians out.

The South Korean military said North Korea had most likely supplied several types of missiles to support Russia’s war in Ukraine, along with widely reported shipments of ammunition and shells.

The meetings come ahead of a Friday summit at the White House aimed at fostering cooperation among countries in the region.

Much will depend on whether Iran’s well-armed Lebanese proxy, Hezbollah, launches a full-scale assault on Israel from the north.

Maria del Rosario Saravia is one of dozens of people trying to locate loved ones since Otis slammed into Acapulco, leaving the city of nearly 900,000 people incommunicado.

In a graphic scene, a group of detainees lie on the ground. Some are naked. An Israeli soldier can be seen stomping on the head of a Palestinian man, who covers his face with his bound hands.

A U.N. Environment Programme report estimates developing countries will need $215 billion to $387 billion a year this decade to cope with the realities of a warming world — 10 to 18 times higher than what wealthy countries committed in aid in 2021.

Mexico's Supreme Court decriminalized abortion nationwide in September, but reproductive rights advocates grapple with the challenge of “social decriminalization.”