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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.

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.”

“I didn’t do anything,” chef Erin Patterson told reporters after the July meal drew international headlines.

The two surviving members worked with "Get Back" director Peter Jackson to isolate and enhance a tape of John Lennon singing and playing piano in the late 1970s.

After a year’s delay due to the pandemic, the nine-day event will host about 2,400 participants from 40 territories.

The public mourning for Li, China’s top economic official for a decade, was viewed by some as a protest against his political sidelining by the increasingly authoritarian Xi Jinping.

Foreign passport holders and critically injured residents started crossing into Egypt as a second Israeli airstrike on the Jabaliya refugee camp fuels anger about the civilian cost of the military operation.

U.N. officials warned that aid groups, water treatment plants and bakeries in the enclave are running dangerously low on fuel.