The US Treasury said the sanctions were designed to disrupt North Korean shipping and trading companies and vessels and further isolate Pyongyang... READ MORE›
In January, Washington announced a round of sanctions and urged China and Russia to expel North Koreans raising funds for the programs. The U.N... READ MORE›
Strengthening health systems is the best way to safeguard against health crises, said World Health Organization Head Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus... READ MORE›
The European Union on Tuesday removed eight countries including Panama and South Korea from its list of tax havens, just weeks after first publishing the blacklist... READ MORE›
The Treasury Department published photographs of ships apparently transferring oil to North Korean tankers in the Yellow Sea between China and South Korea... READ MORE›
Peter Madsen was charged with killing and dismembering Swedish journalist Kim Wall... READ MORE›
Madsen, 47, is charged with murder, dismemberment and indecent handling of a corpse for the way he disposed of Wall's body... READ MORE›
Eight Pacific nations recognise China Papua New Guinea, Vanuatu, Fiji, Niue, Samoa and Tonga, Cook Islands and Micronesia... READ MORE›
The nine countries that voted against the text were Guatemala, Honduras, Marshall Islands, Micronesia, Nauru, Palau, Togo, as well as the United States and Israel... READ MORE›
The United Nations Security Council discussed the recent protests in Iran over economic conditions there... READ MORE›
Speaking in the Liberian capital, Monrovia, in July, the Israeli leader said I believe in Africa, I believe in its potential... READ MORE›
US President Donald Trump recently announced that America recognised Jerusalem as the capital of Israel... READ MORE›
The resolution reaffirmed the United Nations' long-held stance that Jerusalem's final status must be decided in negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians... READ MORE›
Only nine, mostly in Africa and the Middle East, supported Mr Trump in his stance... READ MORE›
Guatemala, Honduras, Marshall Islands, Micronesia, Nauru, Palau and Togo joined the United States and Israel in voting no... READ MORE›
But only nine states - including the United States and Israel -voted against the resolution... READ MORE›
But since taking office last January, the Trump administration has made a concerted effort to slash US foreign aid spending... READ MORE›
She said her country will move its Embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem... READ MORE›
The status of Jerusalem is one of the thorniest obstacles to a peace deal between Israel and the Palestinians, who were furious over Mr Trump's move... READ MORE›
The Trump administration made it clear the vote would have no effect on its plan to move the American Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem... READ MORE›
After the vote, US Ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki Haley, tweeted that the United States will be taking names... READ MORE›
The U.N. General Assembly voted 128-9 with 35 abstentions on Thursday in favor of a nonbinding resolution declaring President Donald Trump's recognition of... READ MORE›
The Trump administration leaned heavily on countries to help swing votes on a resolution condemning the U.S. decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital... READ MORE›
The resolution was a reaction to Donald Trump formally recognising Jerusalem as the capital of Israel... READ MORE›
UN votes to declare Trump Jerusalem decision null and void... READ MORE›
The vote to reject America's recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital is historic, Erekat said... READ MORE›
The nine countries that voted against the resolution were the United States, Israel, Guatemala, Honduras, the Marshall Islands, Micronesia, Nauru, Palau and Togo... READ MORE›
Here are the 7 small nations that sided with U.S. and Israel on U.N.'s Jerusalem vote... READ MORE›
The European Union has released a blacklist of 17 countries, including the United Arab Emirates UAE, Bahrain and Tunisia, which it says are tax havens... READ MORE›
It's Manit Day on Enewetak Atoll, a celebration of Marshall Islands culture when the Pacific nation's troubled past seems a distant memory... READ MORE›
The Icelandic lawmaker was sitting in parliament Wednesday, breast-feeding her 6-week-old daughter, when she was unexpectedly called to respond to a bill... READ MORE›
The talks in Kigali, the capital of Rwanda, did not draw the same spotlight as the climate change accord forged in Paris last year... READ MORE›
I'll be holding my breath until the gavel comes down," said Jennifer Morgan, an expert in international climate change negotiations with the World Resources Institute, a research organization... READ MORE›
North Korea just intimated that it may test a nuclear weapon somewhere above the Pacific Ocean... READ MORE›
A new alliance of 19 nations committed to quickly phasing out coal has been launched at the UN climate summit in Bonn, Germany... READ MORE›
Global deal on HFCs - greenhouse gases far more powerful than carbon dioxide - seen as 'largest temperature reduction ever achieved by single agreement'... READ MORE›
Meanwhile, from China to Chile, leaders doubled down on their Paris commitments rather than follow in Trump's footsteps... READ MORE›
Children here in the Pacific talk about climate change like children elsewhere talk about school or TV... READ MORE›
Climate change and the Marshall Islands lives in the balance... READ MORE›
For women, fighting for justice - including climate justice - can be downright dangerous... READ MORE›
Offshore entities in which Ross and other investors hold a financial stake controlled 31.5 per cent of the company in 2016, according to Navigator's latest annual report... READ MORE›
Tsai, who China believes is seeking formal independence for Taiwan, left on Saturday on a week-long trip to three Pacific island allies... READ MORE›
A leading climate scientist has denounced the Paris climate change agreement as a fraud... READ MORE›
"Both the San Francisco Peace Treaty, which is predicated on acceptance of the Tokyo War Crimes Tribunal, and the honour of American veterans need to be defended."... READ MORE›
Eakin said although there wasn't a global coral bleaching event in 2013, every year featured bleaching somewhere in the world... READ MORE›
This is an ambition coalition, said Giza Gaspar Martins, chair of the group of the 48 most vulnerable countries to climate change... READ MORE›
Sydney Pacific island nations under threat from rising seas have warned that climate talks in Paris represent the last chance to save them from obliteration... READ MORE›
Search efforts since then have only turned up fuel, debris, and empty lifeboats, South Korean government sources told Yonhap news agency... READ MORE›
The trillion-dollar global shipping industry may soon be forced to curb greenhouse gas emissions under new rules backed by the European Union and China... READ MORE›
Developing countries are pushing the industrialised countries to include commitments to help poor countries deal with climate change... READ MORE›
That day, Madsen was pulled from Koge Bay after police say he deliberately sank his submarine... READ MORE›
The Marshall Islands' suit asks that the nuclear powers begin negotiations on a disarmament treaty one year after the court's ruling... READ MORE›
That contrasts with the US position, which is for some parts to be legally binding, but not countries' pledges to limit the greenhouse gas emissions... READ MORE›
Guam's problems with the US don't stop with North Korea... READ MORE›
Madsen, 46, is a self-taught aerospace engineer who was one of the founders of Copenhagen Suborbitals, which is dedicated to building submarines and manned spacecraft... READ MORE›
The impacts of climate change are being felt acutely by Pacific nations, many of which are low-lying, remote, and with vulnerable infrastructure... READ MORE›
SUNAO TSUBOI, 91, Hiroshima Mr. Tsuboi was a 20-year-old university student on his way to classes on the morning of Aug. 6, 1945, when the atomic bomb fell... READ MORE›
Video Cecil the lion killed The African safari hunting trade by numbers... READ MORE›
But the biggest ever nuclear device detonated by the US was Castle Bravo, in 1954 at Bikini Atoll in the Marshall Islands... READ MORE›
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