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EU PUTS UAE BAHRAIN AND TUNISIA ON TAX HAVEN BLACKLIST
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›
ON A REMOTE ATOLL, A CONCRETE DOME HOLDS A LEAKING TOXIC TIMEBOMB
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›
'POLITICAL WATERSHED' AS 19 COUNTRIES PLEDGE TO PHASE OUT COAL
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 CLIMATE ACTION MUST BE GENDER EQUAL
For women, fighting for justice - including climate justice - can be downright dangerous... READ MORE›
TRUMP'S COMMERCE SECRETARY BENEFITED FROM TIES TO PUTIN'S INNER CIRCLE, OFFSHORE TAX HAVEN LEAK REVEALS
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›
DANISH INVENTOR ADMITS DISMEMBERING JOURNALIST BUT CLAIMS ACCIDENT KILLED HER ABOARD HIS HOMEMADE SUB
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›
DANISH INVENTOR CHARGED WITH JOURNALISTS GRUESOME DEATH ADMITS TO DISMEMBERING HER BODY
That day, Madsen was pulled from Koge Bay after police say he deliberately sank his submarine... READ MORE›
DANISH SUBMARINE OWNER ADMITS DISMEMBERING SWEDISH JOURNALIST
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›
POLICE: DANISH INVENTOR ADMITS DISMEMBERING JOURNALIST
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›
TAIWAN UNDERSTANDS NEED TO SPEND MORE ON DEFENCE, PRESIDENT TSAI ING-WEN SAYS IN US
Tsai described Taiwan-US relations as being unprecedentedly friendly in comments released by Taiwan's presidential office on Monday... READ MORE›
TAIWAN PRESIDENT ARRIVES IN HAWAII DESPITE CHINESE OBJECTIONS
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›
WITH A THUNDERING BODY SLAM, TURKMENISTAN HITS THE WORLD SPORTS STAGE
Ashgabat took the baton from Incheon in South Korea, which hosted the 2013 Games... READ MORE›
WORLD WONDERS COULD NORTH KOREA FIRE NUCLEAR MISSILE OVER JAPAN
Korean Central News Agency Korea News Service via AP, File Will North Korea's next nuclear test involve a thermonuclear missile screaming over Japan?... READ MORE›
WHAT HAPPENS IF NORTH KOREA TESTS A HYDROGEN BOMB OVER THE PACIFIC?
North Korea just intimated that it may test a nuclear weapon somewhere above the Pacific Ocean... READ MORE›
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AN ICELANDIC LAWMAKER BREAST-FED HER BABY WHILE GIVING A PARLIAMENTARY SPEECH -- AND NO ONE CARED
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›
NATIONS FIGHTING POWERFUL REFRIGERANT THAT WARMS PLANET REACH LANDMARK DEAL
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›
FINAL DRAFT OF LANDMARK CLIMATE PACT TO BE RELEASED
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›
100 COUNTRIES PUSH TO PHASE OUT POTENTIALLY DISASTROUS GREENHOUSE GAS
Global deal on HFCs - greenhouse gases far more powerful than carbon dioxide - seen as 'largest temperature reduction ever achieved by single agreement'... READ MORE›
EVERYONE BUT DONALD TRUMP IS STANDING BY THE PARIS CLIMATE AGREEMENT
Meanwhile, from China to Chile, leaders doubled down on their Paris commitments rather than follow in Trump's footsteps... READ MORE›
PACIFIC ISLANDS MAKE LAST-DITCH PLEA TO WORLD BEFORE PARIS CLIMATE CHANGE TALKS
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
Climate change and the Marshall Islands lives in the balance... READ MORE›
'FATHER OF CLIMATE CHANGE' SAYS THE PARIS DEAL IS 'JUST BULL***T'
A leading climate scientist has denounced the Paris climate change agreement as a fraud... READ MORE›
JAPAN'S NATIONALISTS ATTACK ANGELINA JOLIE WAR FILM
"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›
GLOBAL CORAL BLEACHING EVENT MIGHT BECOME NEW NORMAL, EXPERT WARNS
Eakin said although there wasn't a global coral bleaching event in 2013, every year featured bleaching somewhere in the world... READ MORE›
CLIMATE COALITION BREAKS COVER IN PARIS TO PUSH FOR BINDING AND AMBITIOUS DEAL
This is an ambition coalition, said Giza Gaspar Martins, chair of the group of the 48 most vulnerable countries to climate change... READ MORE›
'THIS IS NOT POLITICS, IT'S SURVIVAL'
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›
GROWING CONCERN FOR MISSING SHIP CREW
Search efforts since then have only turned up fuel, debris, and empty lifeboats, South Korean government sources told Yonhap news agency... READ MORE›
CHINA, EU BOLSTER GREENING OF GLOBAL SHIPPING TO CURB EMISSIONS
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›
LIMA CLIMATE TALKS AGREE ON JUST ONE PARAGRAPH OF DEAL WITH 24 HOURS LEFT
Developing countries are pushing the industrialised countries to include commitments to help poor countries deal with climate change... READ MORE›
KIDS PLAY WITH 1980S MOBILE PHONES AND HAVE NO IDEA WHAT THEY ARE
The Marshall Islands' suit asks that the nuclear powers begin negotiations on a disarmament treaty one year after the court's ruling... READ MORE›
PARIS CLIMATE CHANGE TALKS YIELD FIRST DRAFT AMID AIR OF OPTIMISM
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›
'LIKE HITTING A BULLET WITH A BULLET'
Guam's problems with the US don't stop with North Korea... READ MORE›
LABOR SAYS AUSTRALIA MUST 'TELL STORY OF PACIFIC TO WORLD' AT PARIS CLIMATE TALKS
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›
SURVIVORS RECOUNT HORRORS OF HIROSHIMA AND NAGASAKI
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›
CECIL THE LION KILLED: THE AFRICAN SAFARI HUNTING TRADE BY NUMBERS
Video Cecil the lion killed The African safari hunting trade by numbers... READ MORE›
THE MOST POWERFUL NUCLEAR BLASTS EVER
But the biggest ever nuclear device detonated by the US was Castle Bravo, in 1954 at Bikini Atoll in the Marshall Islands... READ MORE›
DYING 8-YEAR-OLD'S WISH CAPTIVATES CHINA
NEWSER - An 8-year-old terminal cancer patient from Rhode Island has become a massive celebrity in China--in a little less than a week... READ MORE›
DRAFT OF CLIMATE PACT IS READY UN OFFICIALS SAY
The United States was putting its shoulder to the effort to complete an ambitious climate change deal... READ MORE›
US AND CHINA LEAD PUSH TO BRING PARIS CLIMATE DEAL INTO FORCE EARLY
A number of countries, including India and Japan, require their parliaments to approve the Paris agreement - a process which could take time... READ MORE›
SOME IN GUAM PUSH FOR INDEPENDENCE FROM U.S. AS MARINES PREPARE FOR BUILDUP
Some in Guam push for independence from U.S. as Marines prepare for buildup... READ MORE›
US SUCCESSFULLY CARRIES OUT ITS FIRST EVER TEST OF DEFENCE SYSTEM DESIGNED TO PROTECT AGAINST INTERCONTINENTAL BALLISTIC MISSILES
The United States has successfully carried out its first-ever missile defence test, with an exercise involving a simulated attack on California by an intercontinental ballistic missile... READ MORE›
THE PACIFIC ISLANDS LOSING A WAY OF LIFE TO CLIMATE CHANGE IN PICTURES
Coral reefs are vital barriers for the people of atolls... READ MORE›
WORLD'S LONGEST-SURVIVING CASTAWAY SUED FOR $1 MILLION AFTER BEING ACCUSED OF 'EATING HIS COLLEAGUE'
Mr Alvarenga washed up in the Marshall Islands, in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, in January 2014... READ MORE›
MARSHALL ISLANDS URGE AUSTRALIA TO FOLLOW ITS AMBITIOUS CLIMATE GOALS
It might be one of the worlds smallest countries but the Marshall Islands has set an ambitious target to cut its greenhouse gas emissions... READ MORE›