
Nepal's PM Calls Deadly Flood a Global Warning in First UN Speech
Nepal's prime minister told the UN General Assembly that a recent flash flood should serve as a warning to the world about climate change.
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Nepal's prime minister told the UN General Assembly that a recent flash flood should serve as a warning to the world about climate change.

Parts of the UK could see temperatures in the mid-to-high 20s, with Suffolk expected to be as warm as some Greek islands.

Sameh Hussein has been discharged from hospital, according to Okaz, which reported on his first public message after leaving.

Radio Pakistan reports the World Health Organization has renewed its pledge to help Pakistan fight cancer in children.

The fifth Chinese-language documentary film conference opened in Guangzhou, with several titles receiving recommendations and iQIYI unveiling a 100-film plan.

The Guardian reports the two leaders ended their meeting without a significant agreement on artificial intelligence, though Xi expects further talks this year.

NNPC executive says no single nation can achieve energy security alone, as Nigeria signs mineral investment pact with the United States.

ESPN reports the deal keeps the star guard in Golden State and pushes his career earnings past $600 million.

InsiderPH reports that Jollibee featured in the UK trade minister's visit to the Philippines, highlighting the chain's UK expansion.

Planned Parenthood Association of Ghana is bringing reproductive health services directly to adolescent apprentices in the Central Tongu district.

Google is testing a Gemini tool that makes phone calls on a user's behalf, according to Mezha, as the company enters the AI agent race.

Yemen's presidency declares mobilization and Saudi Arabia urges steadfastness after Houthi missile strikes, BBC reports.

The US president announced a November trip to China, according to Dagens Nyheter, amid commentary on his recent setbacks.

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Mexico's health regulator has cleared lenacapavir, an injectable HIV prevention drug given every six months, according to El Financiero.

Ukrainian officials raise alarm over worsening food shortages in Russian-held territory, with reports of residents eating grass, pigeons and dogs.

French forces will be sent to Saudi Arabia to help protect oil infrastructure, including the Yanbu port, amid ongoing Houthi attacks.

GameGPU reports the remastered Witcher 3 requires about 45GB of free storage, with regional launch times also announced.

Argentina's poverty rate reached 32.3% in the first half of 2026, with nearly half of children under 14 affected, according to Indec data.

A levee failure at Inba Marsh has wiped out eel farms and left a fourth-generation rice grower considering closure, as Typhoon No. 25 kills 12 in Chiba and Kanagawa.

Council says its winter lights programme was not changed, after reports that a festival is moving to mid-January.

G1 reports inflammatory bowel disease diagnoses in Brazil jumped over 400% in 13 years, with cases once considered rare now rising nationwide.

MotoGP has released a 22-round calendar for 2027, with Portugal's Portimão round set for October, according to abola.pt.

Masoud Pezeshkian told reporters in New York that Tehran will not surrender and that the choice to stop the fighting rests with the U.S.
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